One of the best parts of having an iPhone is the near limitless number of apps available for it. Sure, other phones have great apps too, but the iPhone is definitely still King of the Apps. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of applications in every category. With the large, beautiful screen apple has graciously given iPhone users, today we’ll delve into apps all about vision. Continue reading →
iAppsForStudents announced a Back to School Sale containing steep discounts on software from the some of the best independent Mac, iPhone, and iPad developers. More than 50 independent developers are participating in the sale contributing over 100 applications with discounts totaling more than $1300. The sale, which focuses on students but is open to anyone, runs from August 15th till September 1st.
For some reason lately, Apple has not been able to keep everyone’s mouth shut about new product releases and updates – all I can say is good for us. I have included some more of the leaked pics of the new iPhone 4G and iPod below. Continue reading →
So I received a question via private message on FaceBook regarding transferring music from an iPod to another computer and thought it would be a great opportunity to answer this question on the blog, since I assume other people may have the same question. So let’s get to it…
The Question:
How can I transfer my music from my iPod to another computer? For some reason or another, my laptop crashed. I’m trying get my music onto my desktop…Do you know how?
Send Doc 1.1 for iPhone and iPod touch allows users to save email attachments or capture web page links or photos and save them directly to their iPhone. Emails do not have to be held onto because the files are stored separately and can be quickly and easily attached to outgoing email messages. Continue reading →
Available in the Apple iTunes and App Store under the name Insure Me, the app asks you 3 relevant questions then shows you the right discount for you. These discounts are not normally available anywhere else on the internet so this iPhone app is proving helpful in saving users money. Continue reading →
My name is Zak, I’m a 24 year old recent Harvard grad who just started my own app development shop in December.
Company Name – De La Plata Enterprises
Q: How long have you been developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?
A: Since December 09
Q: Describe your app(s)?
A: Our flagship is an app called Near to Here, which is geolocation enabled tour guide that tells you about what is around you as you pass by it. Our 2.0 version of the product will be released this week. We also are producing a line of Travel Dictionary and Phrasebooks. Right now, we have about 50 in the app store and they are doing very well.
Q: Who is/are your app(s) for?
A: Well, I am a big traveler myself, so decided to build a line of apps geared towards the traveler.
Q: What did you do before developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?
I worked for Harvard EdLabs (http://www.edlabs.harvard.edu/) in NYC managing experimental incentive based programs at inner city elementary and middle schools in all five boroughs. Continue reading →
You didn’t think anything new was coming from Apple so soon after the launch of the iPad, you are wrong (and aren’t we all usually when it comes to Apple, lol).
They have finally announced the future plans for iPhone 4.0 so guys get your iPhones and iPods ready. Continue reading →
We’ve heard too many times about today’s economic state and that’s all fine and dandy, but you have one money saving tool that an unfortunate few (teehee had to sneak that one in) doesn’t have – an iPhone or iPod. That’s right, your iPhone or iPod Touch can be one of your best money saving weapons in your arsenal. Yes, your iPhone or iPod Touch cost you one pretty penny and it will continue to as Apple continues to roll out wonderful updates for the iPhone and iPod Touch in the future, but with these handy apps and websites made just for your beautiful, handy, money saving machine – get ready to save the big bucks. Continue reading →
