It’s no fun missing your stop and you can’t always count on a stranger to wake you up. A promising, new iPhone app sounds an alarm as you approach your destination.
Posted in Apple, Apps, iPhone | Also tagged Alarm, iPhone, Subway, Tokyo |
While many of you would just be happy to own a ‘69 Pontiac GTO, Dave Phipps has gone one better. Using a product called a RedEye, his electronics wizardry, and (I’m guessing) countless hours of hard work, he can control pretty much everything in his GTO via his iPod touch. Click through for the video.
Posted in Apps, iPhone | Also tagged iPod touch, RedEye |
Got a Palm OS application you can’t live without? StyleTap, previously available on Windows Mobile and Symbian phones, is now available for the iPhone – on the proviso you’re rocking (or are willing to rock) a jailbroken iPhone.
Posted in Apps, iPhone | Also tagged iPhone, PalmOS, StyleTap |
You’ve been able to send MIDI and Open Sound Control (OSC) messages from iPhone apps via WiFi for a while now, but Line 6 has taken things up a notch with the first hardware MIDI interface for the iPhone.
Posted in Apps, iPhone | Also tagged Line 6, MIDI |
Microsoft’s Bing app for the iPhone and iPod touch has been updated to version 1.1, adding bookmarks, email sharing, the ability to copy/paste URLs, password protected SafeSearch, private search, location settings, improved integration with your contacts, and support for the original iPod touch.
Posted in Apps, iPhone | Also tagged Bing |
While you’ve long been able to gift music and movies from the iTunes store, the App Store has been missing the feature – until very recently. If you haven’t downloaded an iPhone app so far this week, expect to be presented with a new ToS to agree to next time you do.
Posted in Apps, iPhone | Also tagged App Store, Apple |
It was just over five months ago that we brought news of Apple’s App Store reaching its billionth download after just nine months – and we’ve just received word that that figure has hit a staggering two billion downloads.
Posted in iPhone | Also tagged App Store, Apple |
It appears that iPhone users who like their reality of the ‘augmented’ variety will have something to celebrate when Apple releases iPhone OS 3.1. Apparently some developers are already creating augmented reality apps for the iPhone by taking advantage of undocumented APIs in iPhone OS 3, but Apple has reportedly been telling developers of [...]
If you’re a bipedal multitasker, this could quickly become your favorite iPhone app. While some have yet to grasp the “mobile” concept of today’s phones and insist on finishing conversations while standing in or near the doorway (as you wait… and wait for them), the text-centric mobile evolution has already replaced “walking and talking” with [...]
