Dejumble 2.0 for iPhone, a task manger for the iPhone is an app that  includes features not found in most other to-do or note taking applications. It employs proprietary, push sync technology to synchronize with any other Dejumble app running on an iPhone, iPod, iPad, or Mac by means of a free Dejumble Account.

Maintaining the extreme flexibility of Dejumble for Mac, Dejumble for iPhone works equally well for users who want to strictly adhere to GTD (Getting Things Done) principles, follow a prioritization method, just take notes, or simply make an ordinary grocery list. Notes are not an add-on; they are an integral part of the app’s design. Notes are easily created and customized using wiki-style editing for bold, italic, and color text. Any number of subtasks may be embedded within a note.

Dejumble for iPhone features graphical tags and positional prioritization for any entry. While entering the title of a task the user may simultaneously tag it, assigning it a category such as Work or Errands, as well as prioritize it, assigning it a specific, numerical importance such as 3 or 7. Once items have been tagged or prioritized navigation is automatic using the iPhone’s touch screen.

Feature Highlights:
* Tasks and notes together in a simple yet powerful app for iPhone
* Synchronize tasks and notes in real-time with Dejumble for Mac
* Tag and prioritize, set due dates and stay focused
* Add subtasks to notes
* Make notes more effective with basic formatting like bold and italic
* Search tasks using keywords from notes, titles and priorities
* File important completed tasks
* Postpone tasks to another day using the tagging function
* iPad and Web versions of Dejumble under development

The app employs proprietary, push sync technology, keeping all the user’s Dejumble apps on all their wireless devices and computers automatically synchronized. Because all data is centralized in their free on-line Dejumble Account, users need never perform manual synching between devices. An entry in their Dejumble for iPhone app is instantaneously reflected in their Dejumble for Mac application. No matter where they are, or which mobile device or computer they are using, the user has access to the most up-to-date notes and tasks.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone or iPod touch
* iOS 3.1.3 or later
* 4.1 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Dejumble 2.0 for iPhone is $4.99 (USD) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Productivity category. Review copies are available upon request.

Thinking Code Software: http://www.thinkingcode.ca
Dejumble 2.0 for iPhone: http://www.dejumble.com/iphone
Purchase and Download: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dejumble/id284970577?mt=8

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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?

The Answer:

Luckily, this is not an issue and is simple to do!  Plus, this is exactly what your iPod was made for (besides playing music). There are various solutions, but I have detailed the FREE solutions. Because quite frankly everyone likes free, right? Anywho…

Manual Transfer: (FREE and not dependent on third-party software)

What you will need:

• iTunes 7.0+
• iPod/iPod Touch (apparently)
• A computer that can run iTunes 7.0+
• Sync/Charge cord (white cord that charges your iPhone or iPod)

Instructions:

1. Make sure to install iTunes 7.0+ on the computer you wish to transfer your music.
2. Open iTunes on your computer and if this is your first time opening iTunes on this computer, make sure to run through the “iTunes Setup Assistant” first.
3. Connect your iPod or iPod Touch to your computer.
4. Note: If you already have music installed on this computer, MAKE SURE you perform a backup, BUT DO NOT allow iTunes to “Auto-Sync” or “Associate this computer with your iPod “. This will delete the music you have already in iTunes which you should consider your hard copy.
   
5. Now it’s time to actually copy the files:

On a PC:

• If your iPod was automatically detected, click on “iPod” (will appear in your “My Computer” folder).
• You should now see a folder within your iPod.
• Drag this folder over to your “My Music” folder on your PC hard drive. This will take a while as it is transferring your music to your desktop.
• Note: If your PC does not detect or show the folder, unhide the files.
• To unhide the files go to Tools -> Folder Options -> View, and then check (enable) the option “Show hidden files and folders.“

On a Mac:

• Click on “iPod” (will appear on your desktop once your iPod is connected).
• You should now see a folder within your iPod.
• Drag the iTunes folder from the iPod to the “Music” folder.

Note: The above “Mac” directions are for those who have older versions of iTunes and/or iPod. Currently with our iPhone, we simply connected the iPhone with the sync cord and the Mac detected it. Once the iPhone was detected it showed a list of songs and all you have to do is check which songs you would like to transfer. So apparently iPhone/iPod transfer to Mac is much easier!

Now just open iTunes and BAM it’s there!

Also note, that this technique works to transfer your movies and video as well.

Secondary Method: Automated Rip (FREE and Paid ,  dependent on third-party app. Best for iPhone to PC transfer. EASIEST METHOD!)

This method will automated the entire thing for you. Simply download a third-party app and let them do the dirty work for you.

• PC iPod Rip Solutions
• Mac iPod Rip Solutions

Ok guys that’s all I have, until next time! If you have any questions or suggestions for another blog post, simply enter it in the comments below.

Some other iPhone posts you may enjoy:

• February 9, 2010 -- Like Country Music? Get an iTunes Freebie!
• November 16, 2009 -- Quick Tip: Send Calls to Voicemail using your iPhone Power Button
• November 6, 2009 -- How-To: Restore your iPhone or iPod Touch to Original Default Settings
• November 3, 2009 -- iPhone Headphone: For More than Just Music
• October 21, 2009 -- How-To: Turn AutoFill On in Safari on your iPhone or iPod Touch

Yet another “prediction” by the greats of the industry – the Analysts, that the iPad will outsell the Mac. As this is currently accurate because of it’s new release in the US only, a lot of people are still skeptical of such high predictions based on a month of “new gadget” hype.  The iPad in fact is still in high demand and is going for high prices on eBay. 

Currently the iPad in the US currently moves about 246,000 units per week and the Mac sells about 110,000 per week. Please keep in mind this is only considering U.S. iPad sells so it will be more once released internationally.

I think we all can agree that Apple has success in their favor with this device, but how much is the question? Some analysts predict that 8 million iPads will be sold during the year 2010, what do you think – too high or did the analyst hit it on the nail?

Let us know what you  think?

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• June 7, 2010 -- WWDC & iPad
• June 3, 2010 -- Developers Showcase: Ultralingua
• June 2, 2010 -- Steve Speaks at D8 Conference
• May 24, 2010 -- How-To: Transfer Music from an iPod to Another Computer

Well, it’s that time of year again – WWDC time and Apple has made it official with their announcement of the WWDC 2010 official dates release.

What’s WWDC you ask? What’s the price, the date, the juicy details? Well let me explain!

First off for my newbies – What is WWDC?

The short version – The WWDC  (The Worldwide Developer Conference) is a tech conference that Mac, iPhone, iPod, and now iPad developers attend for the latest news and tech sessions on everything Apple related.

This year WWDC will be held in it’s usual location Moscone West in San Francisco, California on June 7th – 11th,  Only 5 WEEKS AWAY! 

For those ‘ole WWDC pros, a few things have changed. For one, they are NOT awarding any Mac apps this year, I know bummer. Also, the price has INCREASED. But are we really surprised, when was the last time Apple showed any concern for your pocketbook and pricing -recession or not, lol? Another kick to the ”you know what” for Mac developers, most of the sessions provided during the WWDC are geared towards iPhone and iPad development ONLY. Quite interesting!

Also, I don’t know if this is a good thing or  a bad thing, but you also don’t have to submit your app to be considered for the Apple Design Award this year, you simply have to have a live app in the AppStore. I think this makes sense, yet I have a feeling the apps that have already been featured and have already received high praises, high sales, Apple commercial features, etc. will be the same apps receiving Apple Design Awards.

So you guys be the judge. What do you think about the ‘NEW WWDC’ - no Mac apps? Do you think Apple has forgotten it’s core or will Apple surprise us with some “huge news” (sorry had to speculate or maybe this is just my wishful thinking sneaking in)? Do you think the Apple Design Awards are to expensive for the average non-top 100 app developers to attend? Do you think Mac apps will ever return to WWDC or was this just the last nail in the coffin for Mac apps?

Whatever your opinion, if you plan on attending open that piggy bank and call your travel agent (who really has a travel agent these days) . WWDC Tickets are presently on sale now for US$1,599. All attendees keep us posted!

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• March 31, 2010 -- Developer Showcase: Appsnminded
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Cram is a study app that helps students prepare for tests with flashcards and multiple-choice tests. Cram is FREE only today just in time for final exams for students. Cram features study mode in fl and also has an app pairing on the Mac for easy entry and additional features.

Usually Cram is $4.99 so it is definitely worth it to get it today so you can save $5 bucks. After today, Cram will continue to be on sale during the week and will increase in price each day by $.99 until it reaches the regular price (So Tuesday $.99, Wednesday $1.99, etc.).

So if you are studying anything, this is for you!

Read more for the description and A BONUS:Cram for iPhone helps you study with flashcards / notecards & multiple-choice tests anywhere. Cram tracks your progress, allows you to download tests from friends, and pairs with Cram for Mac.

Study The Way You Want. Studying for an exam is now easy, simple, and fun with Cram. Study with flashcards on your iPhone or iPod Touch and use multiple-choice for practice of the material. When your test is over, Cram grades and records your test performance so you can track your progress.

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• November 24, 2009 -- App Deal: 1Password Pro FREE!! Limited Time.
• July 26, 2010 -- App Mention: Task Manager for iPhone – Dejumble
• February 14, 2010 -- Free for Limited Time: Classics
• January 15, 2010 -- Free for Limited Time: Three Wolf Moon

As a thanks to their customers Agile Web Solutions is giving out their iPhone and iPod Touch, 1Password Pro FREE for Thanksgiving! Please download this app ASAP, it’s wonderful and the Mac pairing is PERFECT (you can’t say too many apps are perfect).

Read below to get more details about how to get the app for free and read more from the developer about the offering:
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and it is time for us all to give thanks with a grateful heart. I am thankful to be able to work from home so I can spend more time with my four-year-old daughter and ten-month-old son. I try to remember this each time Jack interrupts to chew my MacBook Pro’s power cord!

Agile would not exist without all our wonderful users, so the real thanks belongs to you. To show our appreciation we wanted to give you a gift: a free copy of 1Password Pro for iPhone and iPod touch.

Go to iTunes to receive your gift:
1Password Pro touch [iTunes link]

I hope you enjoy your gift! Be sure to download 1Password Pro touch before December 1st, when the price will revert to $7.99.
Until next time, take care and have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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Hey guys!

Just wanted you to know about the contest over at SimpleLeap Software.

SimpleLeap is giving away one free Apple Magic Mouse and one free copy of Cram for Mac on there blog to two winners. Check it out here: http://www.simpleleapsoftware.com/blog/giveaway-free-apple-magic-mouse-cram-for-mac-570

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Isn’t it always the case that when you have to make that important phone call , send that amazing photo, or have an emergency Cram session that your battery life is low. Well in this iPhone How-To, we are going to show you a few ways to save that oh so crucial battery life.

Follow along, you will love us for it.

1. Minimize your use of third-party apps.

That’s right. Those awesome iPhone apps that you download do drain your battery. The good news is as long as you minimize your use of third-party apps you should be fine. Also remember, all iPhone apps aren’t equal. There are just some apps , particularly games or apps that utilize vibration or GPS within the app, that can run your battery down.

2. Only pull one email account.

Instead of retrieving your email from multiple accounts, try pulling only one or two email accounts. It just takes more battery power to do it. Try setting up your multiple email accounts and feeding it into one account, this way you are only pulling one account on your phone.

3. Turn down your screen.

It’s that simple, turn it down. Simply go to your iPhone Settings –> Brightness , and lower the brightness of your screen. It’s that easy.

4. Turn off GPS.

On your iPhone, go to Settings–> General –> and use the slider to turn off “Location Services” aka GPS.

5.  Turn off your iPhone WiFi.

Again, on your iPhone, go to Settings–> Wi-Fi–> and use the slider to turn off “Wi-Fi”.

That’s it, start saving your battery power.

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• October 9, 2009 -- Tip: 5 Reasons to Love your iPhone Home Button
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• July 15, 2010 -- Reviving Dismal iPhone App Sales
• May 18, 2010 -- Quick-Tip: Quicker Caplocking on the iPhone and iPod