Archive - Jul 2008

streetstylz just wrote to let us know that the NeoReader is now available for Apple's iPhone.  I just checked the iTunes store and sure enough, if you search for NeoReader, it pops right up.  I have yet to take it for a test run but my guess is that it works just fine.  Yahoo has the press realease in case you are interested in reading more about it.

El vídeo que os mostramos a continuación intenta reflejar las diferencias entre el lápiz POGO para iPhone y el resto de marcas de origen desconocido que circulan por la red y que están en venta a precios muy reducidos.

La diferencia con el lápiz POGO es más que evidente y, aunque muchos de vosotros ya habéis adquirido un lápiz diferente al nuestro por su precio, podréis observar que la calidad no tiene nada que ver.

I'm getting back in the swing if things. Almost two weeks without an iPhone or any phone really (with the exception of my bberry from work that should be in the smithsonian) has really been rough. But, I'm the proud new parent of a 16gig white iPhone and the process was definitely smoother than you'd think given all the fanboy bitching that's been going on.

I have to say, so far things are great.

We'll see how things turn out.

When I'm on a trip away somewhere (such as the one to Newquay), I'll not only be posting text and pictures, but I'll also be posting by whereabouts on Google Maps. This is just to make the Blog that little bit more interesting and I'm someways, interactive.

I'll be trying out a program called "InstaMapper" too. This shows any GPS data on my Facebook profile.

Being a first generation iPhone (jailbroke and unlocked) user for over the past 6 months, I have to say the amount of technical knowledge required is way beyond what Apple is targeting. First you have to understand iPhone runs a version of Mac OS X (which is itself a derivative of FreeBSD ) You see where I'm going?

I just got back from playing my first test round at Heron Links using TeeShot's GPS features which will be in version 1.5.  I found a few issues that I will definitely fix before it is released, but in general it worked pretty well.  I was tagging the GPS location of the greens on this little par 3 course while also tracking my shot distances.

So while im waiting for my iphone to get through the damn mail i was looking around a features and what not and theres this app u can buy off the apple itunes store called Beatmaker below is a video by Open Labs showing some of what you can do.

Friday afternoon, Apple announced that it will provide its iPhone developers with daily download stats for there applications that are on the iTunes store.  These stats may help developers know how there applications are doing, and may even assist them with price adjustments for some apps.