WWDC Rumour: Apple iOS 8 Could Include Split-Screen Multitasking

The rumours are heating up as we close in on Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) for 2014.

The latest rumour to surface is that the next update to the iPhone/iPad Operating System (iOS) will allow users to run multiple apps at once and even drag-and-drop content between those apps. This is a luxury that Microsoft Surface users have lorded over their iOS cousins for a long time.

Currently, iOS only allows certain types of apps to continue to perform limited work in the background when another app is on the screen (e.g. Playing music or checking GPS location data) - so this would be a quantum shift in multitasking on iOS devices and is likely to help greatly in the quest to bring tablets further into the business environment.

Creative Intersection's good friends at 9to5mac.com have more details.

..... and of course, we will bring you more details as we will have our own representative from our Brisbane production facility personally attending the WWDC Conference in early June.

Coachbuddy Soccer iPad App Released Globally

We're proud to announce that we have just released yet another new commercial app into the iTunes App Store.

The app is called "Coachbuddy" and Creative Intersection have partnered with its original creators (developed for Microsoft Windows a few years ago) to create an iPad version featuring the most highly sought-after features of the original.

Using Coachbuddy, a parent (or anyone for that matter) can track a player's movements around the field during a soccer game, including the player's interaction with the ball ... and at the end can review a comprehensive set of statistics to help understand performance and fitness etc.

An unlimited number of games can be stored and retrieved.

The free version is a "taster" and limited to 5 minutes of play at a time.

Click here to view the app in the Apple iTunes App Store.