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I've seen people SMS-ing as they walk. Once in a while, they may bump into an obstacle (tree, lamp post, pillar) or perhaps another person whose eyes are also glued to the mobile phone display too. Now there's an impressive iPhone app that lets you see what's in front of you while typing and walking by making use of the iPhone's camera.
Besides for walking, the 'Type n Walk' iPhone app can also be used while you're sitting or standing. Once you're done with your typing, you can then copy and paste the snippet of text to your e-mail, text message, status update on Facebook, or even a tweet." title="‘Type n Walk’ iPhone App Lets You Type As You Walk" />‘Type n Walk’ iPhone App Lets You Type As You Walk
Posted on January 6, 2010 | No Comments
I've seen people SMS-ing as they walk. Once in a while, they may bump into an obstacle (tree, lamp post, pillar) or perhaps another person whose eyes are also glued to the mobile phone display too. Now there's an impressive iPhone app that lets you see what's in front of you while typing and walking by making use of the iPhone's camera.
Besides for walking, the 'Type n Walk' iPhone app can also be used while you're sitting or standing. Once you're done with your typing, you can then copy and paste the snippet of text to your e-mail, text message, status update on Facebook, or even a tweet.
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HTC Droid Eris Review: Is it an iPhone Killer?
Posted on December 26, 2009 | No Comments
Santa was so gracious enough to bring me a HTC Droid Eris. I have been wanting to check out Android for so long now, and I finally get my chance.
I have been reading online for months now that Android is an iPhone killer, well hell yeah it is. I would really love someone to argue with me, because your not going to win. The HTC Droid Eris can do everything the iPhone can do, but better.
Right from the start up, I could tell Android was really trying to push me into becoming social. When I was setting up my phone, I was encouraged to enter in my Twitter, Facebook, and Flickr account. The Flickr account is used for the camera album. I can easily upload pictures to share with my friends and family. The Twitter account is for one of the Sense UI panes. The Facebook account is integrated to let me give out my contact information and of course, browse it.
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HOW-TO: Automatically Lock and Unlock your Mac using your iPhone or iPod Touch
Posted on December 25, 2009 | No Comments
Have you ever left your Macbook on your desk and walked away forgetting to put some sort of screen lock in place? There are quite a number of solutions out there that helps to lock the screen periodically. However, none of them are as useful as Airlock, touted as "your Mac's new Chief of Security". AirLock is a preference pane for Mac that automatically locks your Mac when you leave, and unlocks it using your iPhone or iPod Touch when you come back. It works something like those cars equipped with an intelligent system that automatically unlocks the car doors, and allows the engine to be started once the key is brought inside the car when it senses that the correct key is nearby.
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iPhone Sales Expected to Reach 10 Million in Current Quarter, says MIC
Posted on December 16, 2009 | No Comments
According to Taipei-based Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute (MIC), shipments of the Apple's iPhone integrated circuits increased by 31 per cent to 116.97 million units in the third quarter of 2009, indicating that the iPhone will be doing pretty well too. Analysts from MIC expect sales of the Apple iPhone to reach a record-breaking 10 million in the fourth quarter of 2009 alone. In October, Apple proudly announced that it sold a whopping 7.4 million iPhones in the third quarter, representing a seven percent unit growth over the year-ago quarter.
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Microsoft Launches Bing iPhone App
Posted on December 15, 2009 | No Comments
Apparently, Microsoft’s Windows Mobile platform isn’t doing well in the lucrative and ever-growing smartphone market unlike the iPhone, RIM and Android operating systems. As the saying goes: "If you can’t beat them, join them." In a bid to stay competitive, Microsoft's mobile team has finally made an iPhone and iPod Touch app for Bing. The app is now available and you can download it from the Apple iTunes app store or by pointing your iPhone browser to m.bing.com, which will redirect you to the app store.
The free app comes in a simple but pretty impressive interface, and it looks similar to its web version, which features beautiful landscape photos on the home screen. It even comes complete with clickable hotspots to discover related trivia. By default, there are six categories on the center of the page: Images, Movies, Maps, Businesses, News and Directions. When you search for "coffee" under the the "businesses" tab, the app will display the best coffee house near you, including a scorecard which shows you how good the place is.
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The Droid can Beat the iPhone? YES!
Posted on December 12, 2009 | No Comments
Recently, the Motorola Droid was released. The Droid is said to be the best Android phone released to date. I certainly agree.
The iPhone is getting so boring! We have been using the same iPhone software for 3 years, and for two years, the same applications. If Apple does not start adding new features and a new UI (user interface) we will see other phones come on top, like the Droid.
Apple is just to strict. They don't allow the good applications on the App Store! Even developers are moving on to the Android platform, just because of flexibility and the little amount of restrictions, the developers want.
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Microsoft Developing Bing and MSN Messenger iPhone Apps
Posted on December 8, 2009 | No Comments
It seems that Microsoft's Windows Mobile platform isn't doing well in the lucrative and ever-growing smartphone market whereas the iPhone, RIM and Android operating systems are up to par. According to figures released by Gartner last month, Microsoft's mobile operating system had 11 percent of the global smartphone market in Q3 2008. A year later, it had 7.9 percent of the market, while the iPhone's share had risen from 12.9 percent to 17.1 percent, and RIM's share had risen from 16 percent to 20.8 percent.
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The iPhone Orchestra
Posted on December 5, 2009 | No Comments
A group of US students will soon be performing their debut 'iPhone orchestra'. They have all made special iPhone apps some of which sound similar to normal instruments, and some don't. The iPhone musical instruments can be controlled using various features that the iPhone has like the microphone, touchscreen or accelerometer. According to the BBC, the students will be performing their unique concert on 9th December. This comes after a three month couse led by Georg Essl, an Austrian computer scientist and musician. There has been music made by computers and gadgets for a relatively long time, but this concert will feature only iPhone apps created by the performers.
