Archive for December, 2008
Best App Ever Awards recognize best iPhone apps of 2008 - Macworld
December 31st, 2008 | 
Author:  Christian Science Monitor | Best App Ever Awards recognize best iPhone apps of 2008 Macworld, CA - 27 minutes ago And this being the first year of officially-distributed iPhone applications, we’ve naturally got the 2008 Best App Ever Awards. Well, best app ever until ... Best iPhone apps: Tip, AroundMe, BlackJack Run and a ridiculous one Los Angeles Times The iPhone's Golden Touch Washington Post Cheesy personalized calling apps for your iPhone VentureBeat NEWS.com.au - Christian Science Monitor all 59 news articles |
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Best App Ever Awards recognize best iPhone apps of 2008 - Macworld
Christian Science Monitor | Best App Ever Awards recognize best iPhone apps of 2008 Macworld, CA - 27 minutes ago And this being the first year of officially-distributed iPhone applications, we’ve naturally got the 2008 Best App Ever Awards. Well, best app ever until ... Best iPhone apps: Tip, AroundMe, BlackJack Run and a ridiculous one Los Angeles Times The iPhone's Golden Touch Washington Post Cheesy personalized calling apps for your iPhone VentureBeat NEWS.com.au - Christian Science Monitor all 59 news articles |
Review: Rolando for iPhone - Macworld
Review: Rolando for iPhone Macworld, CA - 2 hours ago by Philip Michaels, Macworld.com Some day very soon, all of us are going to have to sit down and figure out just what constitutes the perfect iPhone app. ... |
Cheaper iPhone on the way, says analyst - EETimes.com
 MacDailyNews | Cheaper iPhone on the way, says analyst EETimes.com - 39 minutes ago SAN FRANCISCO—A lower-cost version of Apple Inc.'s popular iPhone, unofficially dubbed the "iPhone Nano" by some, could be hitting stores by the second ... Apple: Friedman, Billings Sees iPhone Nano in Q2 Barron's Blogs Apple Supply Chain Checks Show New Cheaper iPhone, Shuffle ... Seeking Alpha Analyst sees rollout of cheaper phone, Macbook and iPod shuffle MarketWatch BusinessWeek all 21 news articles |
Cheaper iPhone on the way, says analyst - EETimes.com
MacDailyNews | Cheaper iPhone on the way, says analyst EETimes.com - 39 minutes ago SAN FRANCISCO—A lower-cost version of Apple Inc.'s popular iPhone, unofficially dubbed the "iPhone Nano" by some, could be hitting stores by the second ... Apple: Friedman, Billings Sees iPhone Nano in Q2 Barron's Blogs Apple Supply Chain Checks Show New Cheaper iPhone, Shuffle ... Seeking Alpha Analyst sees rollout of cheaper phone, Macbook and iPod shuffle MarketWatch BusinessWeek all 21 news articles |
Appiphilia: Top 5 iPhone apps for New Year's resolutions - Los Angeles Times
Appiphilia: Top 5 iPhone apps for New Year's resolutions Los Angeles Times, CA - 45 minutes ago Your iPhone could offer a little hand-held help in really doing it this year. Heck, you might consider your device a changing, er, force (sorry) that could ... |
Appiphilia: Top 5 iPhone apps for New Year's resolutions - Los Angeles Times
Appiphilia: Top 5 iPhone apps for New Year's resolutions Los Angeles Times, CA - 45 minutes ago Your iPhone could offer a little hand-held help in really doing it this year. Heck, you might consider your device a changing, er, force (sorry) that could ... |
DIY external iPhone keyboards get a tad more practical
That 360 Chatpad hack we saw back in November was certainly an impressive enough proof of concept, but if you want to get a bit more typing done with a bit less cluttter, you'll no doubt be quite a bit more impressed with this latest mod by the very same Ralf Ackermann. This setup uses a Robotech Bluetooth module that's placed in a modified battery sleeve and connected to an unlocked iPhone (or iPod Touch) which, in turn, communicates with the keyboard using the Bluetooth SPP profile (a VNC server and a few other tricks also come into the picture). Of course, that's still a long ways from an officially supported solution, but if you're looking to give it a go, Ralf is promising to dish out the necessary schematics and source code soon.
Filed under: Peripherals
DIY external iPhone keyboards get a tad more practical originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 31 Dec 2008 11:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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DIY external iPhone keyboards get a tad more practical
That 360 Chatpad hack we saw back in November was certainly an impressive enough proof of concept, but if you want to get a bit more typing done with a bit less cluttter, you'll no doubt be quite a bit more impressed with this latest mod by the very same Ralf Ackermann. This setup uses a Robotech Bluetooth module that's placed in a modified battery sleeve and connected to an unlocked iPhone (or iPod Touch) which, in turn, communicates with the keyboard using the Bluetooth SPP profile (a VNC server and a few other tricks also come into the picture). Of course, that's still a long ways from an officially supported solution, but if you're looking to give it a go, Ralf is promising to dish out the necessary schematics and source code soon.
Filed under: Peripherals
DIY external iPhone keyboards get a tad more practical originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 31 Dec 2008 11:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Don’t Be That Guy With The New Year’s Noisemaker iPhone App Tonight [IPhone Apps]
While everyone else is getting drunk, doing all kinds of exotic drugs and making out, you could ring in the new year with a breath-powered virtual new year's horn for your iPhone. But don't.
I'm all for iPhone apps replacing real-word objects and tools that I would then no longer have to purchase, carry or dispose of. But festive New Years Eve blowers is where i draw the line. The countdown sure is handy though, if you can't operate a digital clock. [NYE Countdown - iTunes via Cult of Mac]