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5 (Yes, 5) Landscape Email iPhone Applications ReleasedThe Apple Blog - Oct 9, 2008 In what must be related to an internal policy decision on behalf of Apple, yesterday saw the release of five separate applications (Compose, TouchType, Sideways, Lettera, and Wide Email) that allow you to compose … Also tagged: news, software, email, commentary, iphone, landscape keyboard |
The Apple Blog - Oct 4, 2008
As of yesterday, the iPhone natively supports VoIP calls without jailbreaking thanks to fring, a multi-client instant messaging application with Skype, Skype-out, fring and other SIP support for voice calling. Fring …
Also tagged: news, software, voip, iphone, software reviews, fring
The Apple Blog - Sep 30, 2008
App Cubby is an Application Development shop out of San Marcos, Texas, that jumped into the fray of iPhone programming back in March of this year. Focusing their attentions squarely on the iPhone-toting worker on the …
Also tagged: interviews, software, developer, commentary, iphone, profile, app cubby, trip cubby, cash cubby, gas cubby
The Apple Blog - Sep 25, 2008
Finding an iPhone game that I really enjoy is a tough task. I like games that fit some basic criteria: they must be easy to play with intuitive controls (pick up and play), they need some type of scoring system so I …
Also tagged: basketball, iphone, software reviews, aqua hoops
The Apple Blog - Sep 17, 2008
Ask my wife about how neat I am, and she’s very likely to laugh at you for referencing me and the word ‘neat’ in the same sentence. But when it comes to my digitized life, “neatnik” couldn’t be a better descriptor for …
Also tagged: interface, commentary, iphone, reader feedback, organization
The Apple Blog - Sep 16, 2008
Ask my wife about how neat I am, and she’s very likely to laugh at you for referencing me and the word ‘neat’ in the same sentence. But when it comes to my digitized life, “neatnik” couldn’t be a better descriptor for …
Also tagged: interface, commentary, iphone, reader feedback, organization
The Apple Blog - Sep 16, 2008
Yesterday, Line Rider finally dropped into the App Store for the iPhone. Selling for $2.99, this is one game that gives hours upon hours of fun - the only limit being your creativity. Since the announcement on the web …
Also tagged: games, news, iphone, game reviews, linerider
The Apple Blog - Jul 7, 2008
Connected Flow, makers of the crunchy goodness that is FlickrExport (casts pix from iPhoto or Aperture to Flickr) has jumped the shark a bit and pre-announced Exposure, a forthcoming iPhone application that will bring …
The Apple Blog - Jan 8, 2008
So, as indicated, I finally switched to Leopard (went from 10.4.11 to 10.5.1 to be precise). As with previous operating system installs, I also took the opportunity to upgrade the internal drive in my MacBook Pro, this …
Also tagged: software, upgrade, commentary, leopard
The Apple Blog - Nov 28, 2007
Hard disk space can be extremely valuable, especially for notebook owners. I find myself constantly auditing the contents of my disk, usually with tools like GrandPerspective and WhatSize to find the gremlins that are …
Also tagged: space, software, storage, software reviews