Showing posts with label iPhone Apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone Apps. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Apple Makes You Go WhaaaT? 1394 Apps Approved On Oneday!


Apple iPhone App Approvals!
AppShopper has a nice graphs showing despite what is going on with apps like Google Voice App rejection, Apple is on rampage approving apps, last Friday, it approved 1394 Apps. I wonder how Apple finds time with it's limited staffing. FCC might want to know too!
But who cares, they approves another 300 games and I have a few Gigabytes open on my iPhone.
Via AppShopper

Monday, August 17, 2009

Tomtom GPS Navigation App for iPhone In App Store.

Tomtom Navigation For iPhone
It has been a while that we have been looking forward to TomTom GPS for iPhone application appeared on New Zealand App store but now it is available in European Australian and od course US stores.
The only difference seems to be in some localized versions in European version like Benelux covering Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxemborg, or Nordic covering Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden for slightly lesser price than the full European package.
App Store, US Version $99.99

iphoneclub

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

iPhone Can Tell You All About Your Personal Happiness

Find your happiness with iPhone.
If you already did not know what makes you happy and all the factors of your happiness, now you have a way to find out.
Track Your Happiness.org, a scientific research project site uses your tracking of your happiness and helps you to find ou what factors are associated with greater personal happiness. Your reasons, as well as those from other users of trackyourhappiness.org, will educate us about the causes and correlates of happiness.

Matt Killingsworth, a doctoral research student at Harvard University created the project as part of a research. This research is approved by the Harvard University Committee for the Use of Human Subjects. Matt works in the lab of Daniel Gilbert.

The associated Coding and design were done by Visnu Pitiyanuvath.
Man all I wanted to make calls and have fun at doing it, now my iPhone can tell me how and what makes me happy! Great!!

Trackyourhappiness

Thursday, March 26, 2009

iPhone Developer, Another Way To Go Bankrupt?

Developers to pay Apple For refunded iPhone Apps
iPhone App refunds might make iPhone App developper go bankrupt according to an article on TechCrunch.
Ususally you can get a refund for your app from apple within 90 days if you do not want the application for valid reasons. Apple refunds the 100% of the application price to the user. But the kicker seems to be, Apple wants to keep it's commission, the 30% Apple charges developers to use it's iTunes App Store to distribute warez. So the developer has to pay out of his pocket, the 30% to the user! HA!! More fodder for EFF and rougue App stores. I hone Cydia will not follow Apple's path in this drive to bankrupt developers.

"a Licensed Application fails to conform to Your specifications or Your product warranty or the requirements of any applicable law, Apple may refund to the end-user the full amount of the price paid by the end-user for that Licensed Application. In the event that Apple refunds any such price to an end-user, You shall reimburse, or grant Apple a credit for, an amount equal to the price for that Licensed Application. Apple will have the right to retain its commission on the sale of that Licensed Application, notwithstanding the refund of the price to the end."
TC has more information and a copy of the contract on line. Read and laugh or weep, depending who you are.
iPhone App Refund Policies, TechCrunch

Friday, March 13, 2009

To P or Not2P, iPhone Tells You When I Have2P


http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
I had a good laugh when I read about this app, Have2P, with a Capital P, on Gizmodo. Yes it is an iPhone app that is a rest room locator. Well I can hold my P so you can follow Gizmodo's article or the geeksuger and find that toilet.

Friday, February 27, 2009

iPhone Printing With "Print & Share"

iPhone Printing
http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
If you are the type who does your home work while commuting (or everything possible ) on the iPhone, I am sure you would have thought how to print this thing directly, rather than emailing to another account, go to a computer printer and print from it.
Yes now you can, while searching on the iTunes, I noticed the app, Print & Share (iTunes App Store Link). A quick web search revealed that others have noticed it as well. So I went directly to the developers site to get some info.
So what you get with the app is;
  • Print emails from various email accounts
  • Save emails and attachments as files
  • Transfer files to and from several Macs or PCs, even remotely
  • Print email attachments
  • Drag and drop files to folders
  • Edit and print text documents
  • View emails and attachments before printing
  • View files (doc, excel, txt, html, pdf & more) in portrait or landscape mode
  • Move files from your computer into any folder you choose
  • Supports POP3, IMAP and SSL for email
  • Filter IMAP email by date
  • Double tap to view files and folders
  • Print most file types
  • Select and print multiple contacts
  • Select and print multiple photos, any size your printer supports
  • Print remotely back to your office or home printer
  • Bookmarks for web page printing
  • Print via WiFi or cell network
  • iPhone and iPod touch compatible
  • Mac and Windows compatible
In order to use the app, in addition to installing and configuring the app, you need to install an application called WePrint software for your desktop/laptop computer and then you can print directly from your iPhone.
WePrint is a print server and finds all the printers attached to your computer, network or local. According to the publishers, once installed and configured (includes a bit of work with your network) you will be able to print from anywhere, as long as your iPhone and the home or office network is on the internet.
If you are wondering if it is difficult, the developers, EuroSmartz have a very comprehensive website with examples and FAQs as well as 24/7 support!

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

JailBroken iPhones Get Copy And Paste.


http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
According to a post and a bunch of photos, iPhone has got copy and post already. But do not run (surf) to App Store yet because it runs only on jailbroken iPhones, for now. The copy and Paste application runs on both iPhone and iPod touch and once installed seem to be pretty easy to use. Clippy is responsible for the app and if you want to see more pictures and find out how to get the app from iSpazio Repository, visit spazio.

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