iRinger Turns Music and Video Files into iPhone Ringtones [Featured Windows Download] (26)
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Windows only: Desktop app iRinger converts any video or music file into an iPhone ringtone, including YouTube videos. You already saw how to make a ringtone using only iTunes, but iRinger brings audio effects (like fade in and out, flanger, and delay) and video support to its single, simple interface. You can download any YouTube clip, for example, and import it into iRinger to create a tone. iRinger does nag you with a pop-up sponsor ...
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ding3r said:
This seems like an easier process. I'll have to try this.
Direct Line Takes You Straight to an Operator [Featured IPhone Download] (25)
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iPhone only: Inventive iPhone app Direct Line navigates automated phone systems to get you directly to an operator without having to sift through menu options yourself. To use it, just launch the app, tell it who you want to call (it supports hundreds of searchable companies), and let it take care of the rest. You can simply turn on your speakerphone and let Direct Line do its work. When the operator answers, you're ready to ...
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Rémy said:
this might be the first i phone app i'll pay for
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Ingotheranchhand said:
OMG! This is genius! I'm buying an iPhone just for this application.
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ħ said:
Interesting. I don't really dial a lot of "companies" but I suppose it could be useful for some.
aSleep (1)
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Eğer her gece uykuya dalmak için bir sese veya müziğe ihtiyaç duyuyorsanız ve de o müziği siz uyuduktan sonra kapatacak biri yoksa, aşağıda tanıtmaya çalıştığımız aSleep isimli App Store uygulaması tam size göre. aSleep basit kullanımı ve çok çeşitli ses efektleri sayesinde, bizi uyumak için koyun saymaktan kurtarıyor. Özellikle dalgaların kıyıya vuruş seslerini içeren "Beach" ses efekti ile şekerleme yapmak çok zevkli.aSleep'i kullanmak için iki ayar yapmamız gerekiyor. Öncelikle "Select sound" seçeneğine tıklayarak hangi ses ...
OTA Sync with Zimbra now available for the 3G iPhone (5)
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Zimbra, an open source messaging and collaboration suite, announced this week the availability of Zimbra Mobile for the iPhone 3G. Zimbra users sporting the latest iPhone have enjoyed full two-way OTA synchronization of email, calendars, and contacts as well as a photo sync feature that allows photos associated with iPhone contacts to sync with the Zimbra Address book. New features added to this latest release include improved push email performance and OTA syncing with multiple ...
Eight Great Back-to-School iPhone Apps [Back To School] (48)
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If you're headed back to school this semester with an iPhone or iPod touch in your pocket, you're in luck: The iTunes App Store is filled with applications to make your life easier as a student and as the hip young college type you are. Whether you're hitting the books or the bars, keep reading for a closer look at eight of the best back-to-school iPhone and iPod touch applications. (Not headed back to school? ...
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izensun said:
應景文章!
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ħ said:
My first paid app: guitartools (not on this list). It's worth every penny (if you play guitar)
Eight Great Back-to-School iPhone Apps [Back To School] (4)
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If you're headed back to school this semester with an iPhone or iPod touch in your pocket, you're in luck: The iTunes App Store is filled with applications to make your life easier as a student and as the hip young college type you are. Whether you're hitting the books or the bars, keep reading for a closer look at eight of the best back-to-school iPhone and iPod touch applications. (Not headed back to school? ...
Pwnage Tool 2.0.3 Jailbreaks iPhone 2.0.2 Software [Featured Mac Download] (23)
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Mac OS X only: The free iPhone jailbreak application PwnageTool has updated to support the latest and greatest 2.0.2 iPhone software update. The PwnageTool jailbreak process hasn't really changed since we showed you how to jailbreak your iPhone with PwnageTool the first time around, so head there if you want to follow along. (Just make sure you choose the 2.0.2 5C1 firmware.) Once jailbroken, your iPhone should hold two new apps—Cydia and Installer—both of which ...
Pwnage Tool 2.0.3 Jailbreaks iPhone 2.0.2 Software [Featured Mac Download] (1)
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Mac OS X only: The free iPhone jailbreak application PwnageTool has updated to support the latest and greatest 2.0.2 iPhone software update. The PwnageTool jailbreak process hasn't really changed since we showed you how to jailbreak your iPhone with PwnageTool the first time around, so head there if you want to follow along. (Just make sure you choose the 2.0.2 5C1 firmware.) Once jailbroken, your iPhone should hold two new apps—Cydia and Installer—both of which ...
Dual Level Turns Your iPhone into a Digital Level [Featured IPhone Download] (2)
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iPhone/iPod touch only: Free iPhone application Dual Level uses your iPhone or iPod touch's accelerometer to turn your device into a dual-bubble level. That's really all it does, and though it's a bit jumpy at times, it seems to work pretty well. You probably shouldn't trust this level with building your home, but for a quick and crude leveling job, it seems like it could come in handy (hopefully it'll only improve with updates). This ...
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Jeff said:
This is just too cool...I wonder how accurate it is?
Dual Level Turns Your iPhone into a Digital Level [Featured IPhone Download] (42)
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iPhone/iPod touch only: Free iPhone application Dual Level uses your iPhone or iPod touch's accelerometer to turn your device into a dual-bubble level. That's really all it does, and though it's a bit jumpy at times, it seems to work pretty well. You probably shouldn't trust this level with building your home, but for a quick and crude leveling job, it seems like it could come in handy (hopefully it'll only improve with updates). This ...
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Dedalus said:
Now that's a good use for an iPhone: being an overpriced bubble level! ;-)
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Kevin Rossen said:
This is a creative use for the iPhone.
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Jeff said:
This is just too cool...I wonder how accurate it is?
iPhone Apps: Sniff Wi-Fi and Gas Up Your Gulfstream.. (8)
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This week in the App Store, we've got some great freebie apps. That's a good thing. Especially when you're a beleaguered Gulfstream GIV pilot getting hit hard by the soaring price of jet fuel. This week was also great for pilots in several other ways, but there's some stuff for the rest of us, too. Come along as we see what's been hitting millions of Springboards over the past seven days. Rooms: Until this week, ...
Cranky Windows Guy: Apple's iPhone Bugs Stopped Me From Switching to a Mac [Iphone Bugs] (37)
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I've always been a Windows user, which means I've always been subjected to the ridicule of holier-than-thou Apple fans. You know what I'm talking about: blue screen of death jokes, spelling Microsoft with a $ in place of the S, saying "it just works" with a smug, chubby-faced smirk. It's always been annoying, and it's always made me want to avoid using Apple products just so I wouldn't turn into one of those people. But ...
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Divino said:
Fico até surpreso de ler esse artigo por um editor do Gizmodo, que é um site que sempre gosto de dizer ser "o maior grupo de Apple-fanboys reunidos sob um único teto".Só queria que fanboys aprendessem isso: nenhum sistema é perfeito. Reclamar dos defeitos de um, enquanto diz "é a vida" pros problemas da Apple, não é apenas arrogância, é estupidez.Continuo interessado em um iPhone pra celular, mas prefiro meu Windows PC pra desktop.
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sevas said:
fukken' agreed
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Dustin Diaz said:
Michael Leggett, is that you?
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cek said:
damn, this guy wrote the blog post I was planning for me.
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iomegadrive said:
I agree. Why does Apple get a free pass when bad things happen, but every other company gets skewered. Is it because the more Steve Jobs ignores us, the more we want his love?
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besighyawn said:
"The problem is that Apple has this reality distortion field that they use, which is a brilliant handling of PR most of the time. They give out tiny amounts of information, and by being so stingy they make everyone beg and salivate for little scraps But in the end, Apple is just a company like every other company. They screw up, they release things before they're ready and they botch crisis control. The reality distortion field can't cover for things like that. Their shit still stinks."
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Ricky said:
I agree with 98% of this. The difference being I have a first gen iPhone so I don't get the dropped calls .. but I have had a few issues .. the lagginess for certain.
Cranky Windows Guy: Apple's iPhone Bugs Stopped Me From Switching to a Mac [Apple] (1)
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I've always been a Windows user, which means I've always been subjected to the ridicule of holier-than-thou Apple fans. You know what I'm talking about: blue screen of death jokes, spelling Microsoft with a $ in place of the S, saying "it just works" with a smug, chubby-faced smirk. It's always been annoying, and it's always made me want to avoid using Apple products just so I wouldn't turn into one of those people. But ...
SplashID for iPhone / iPod touch (5)
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Filed under: Software, iPhone, App StoreAnother venerable title from the world of Palm OS and Windows Mobile has made it to the iPhone and iPod touch.SplashID for iPhone / iPod touch is now shipping. With over 500,000 copies of SplashID sold, it's by far the most popular secure personal information manager for handheld devices. Developer SplashData has provided features that make this application very attractive. For example, there are Mac and Windows desktop apps that ...
Wikipanion Brings Wikipedia to Your iPhone or iPod touch [Featured IPhone (22)
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iPhone/iPod touch only: Free iPhone app Wikipanion searches Wikipedia through a fast, native interface. Complete with autosuggest, landscape mode, and large, readable text, Wikipanion offers a fantastic way to browse Wikipedia on-the-go. The application's bottom row of buttons provide simple navigation (back and forward), links to sections for quick navigation of large articles, and access to every link on the page, including Wikipedia category links or external links. The free Wikipanion is simple, but does ...
Copy and Paste (Maybe) Coming to iPhone Apps [Iphone 2.0] (17)
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One intrepid (and open-source-minded) developer has created a non-jailbreak, theoretically legal way to implement copying and pasting between iPhone apps, as shown by GeekBrief.tv. Time will tell if other coders will pick up the idea to make their apps better. [via]
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Daniel said:
This is seriously my #1 problem with most phone apps. Why the fuck would you not implement copy/paste on a device where it takes 15 minutes to type a sentence?
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Doug said:
not that this would be a useful feature or anything...
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Polina said:
I hope this happens soon!
Copy and Paste (Maybe) Coming to iPhone Apps [Iphone 2.0] (2)
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One intrepid (and open-source-minded) developer has created a non-jailbreak, theoretically legal way to implement copying and pasting between iPhone apps, as shown by GeekBrief.tv. Time will tell if other coders will pick up the idea to make their apps better. [via]
How to: Upgrade and unlock your iPhone 2G to 2.0 in five steps (1)
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The iPhone 2.0 firmware was released in July. Since then, we have been hearing a lot of positive reviews about the new features in 2.0 like Push email, App store etc. If you have an iPhone 2G still running on firmware 1.1.4 or older, it is time to upgrade. The following step by step guide will help you to upgrade your iPhone 2G running on previous firmwares to be upgraded to unlocked (read pwned) iPhone ...
Steve Jobs: Apple Aware of iPhone 2.0 App Fails, Will Fix In September [IPhone 3G] (4)
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It seems a random app crash bug plaguing the iPhone 2.0 software has concerned El Jobso enough to make him personally reply to a user email. According to AppleInsider one of their readers received an email from Jobs that read "this is a known iPhone bug that is being fixed in the next software update in September." AppleInsider says the app crash bug affects newly downloaded and updated apps, where they instantly quit upon launch. ...
How to: Upgrade and unlock your iPhone 2G to 2.0 in five steps (1)
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The iPhone 2.0 firmware was released in July. Since then, we have been hearing a lot of positive reviews about the new features in 2.0 like Push email, App store etc. If you have an iPhone 2G still running on firmware 1.1.4 or older, it is time to upgrade. The following step by step guide will help you to upgrade your iPhone 2G running on previous firmwares to be upgraded to unlocked (read pwned) iPhone ...
