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Kiss your alveoli goodbye with this iPod+cigarette holder hack. There’s no instructions per se—merely open up your (previous generation) iPod, remove the insides, then stick your death sticks in there. It’s not so much a project as it is a reasonable way to conceal your unhealthy habit. “Oh, wow, neat retro iPod. What music do you [...]
The Industry Standard reports on a start-up called TerriblyClever which is creating iPhone applications specifically for universities and their students. TerriblyClever piloted its first five applications less then two months ago, in partnership with Stanford University. The set of applications, called iStanford, is available for free on iTunes. It includes a university directory, maps, real-time...
If you are looking for good iPhone application recommendations head over to a new section on Apple's website called iPhone Your Life . It allows you to see applications as they relate to different parts of your life, and what app they would recommend to make the phase of your life easier in some way. iPhone's Talk reports. Apple has sections for: Around Town (related to local food and events), World...
A recent article on CNN about the sales success of the iPhone game Trism spurred me to write about how addicted I am to that game. Shortly after the App Store launched, I looked for something fun to play. I originally thought I’d go with the classic Bejeweled, but reading the reviews, everyone loved Trism. [...]
At first it seemed that the approval process for new apps for the iPhone App Store were pretty cut and dry. You know, they can't duplicate the functionality of the on-board apps like Mail and iPod,...
Skyfire pitches its like-named mobile browser beta with the tag line, “The PC web. On your phone. Real fast.” Simple yet poignant. Many companies make similar claims yet fail to deliver. Apple, for example, had a long commercial run highlighting the iPhone’s ability to display real webpages. That’s nice and all, but try to download [...]
Well, if it isn’t my favorite little Texas Chainsaw Massacre-ette, Jordana Brewster looking neither Fast nor Furious with her iPhone! And in a case no less! (Is that an Incipio? I love those). Above: Punky’s sister Jordana Thanks to faithful Macenstein reader Nathan for the link! [via Jordana Brewster.org]
Another fantabulous week at The Apple Blog draws to a close. In the week that was, we’ve investigated unlocking the iPhone 3G, elucidated upon the joys of Mobile Me and become a little exasperated by the approaching change of weather, as Blackberry’s new Storm arrives (it didn’t really blow us away). Plus, we’ve joined the [...]
If this news doesn’t rile up some jilted developers, we don’t know what will. In the past, Apple had been very strict about apps that duplicate functionality of native apps already found on the iPhone. Several developers were denied their applications and then were pretty much told to keep quiet about everything. Now, it seems [...]
THIS is how. Watch these two girls demo the iPhone app “Pocket Jockey“, and see if you can keep the sound on for more than 30 seconds. Above: Redefining “annoying”.
With all the news on Friday about Apple's release of iPhone OS 2.2, there was another iPhone news item that got less attention than it deserved. Two young iPhone developers, Danielle Cassley and Jason Citron, released the sequel to their much-acclaimed iPhone puzzle game, Aurora Feint. Aurora Feint II: The Arena (iTunes link) introduces the concept of 'casual asynchronous massively...
The HRC posted a video on its website this week to commemorate Transgender Day of Remembrance. It co-opts the images of Lawrence King and Robert Eads, and urges our community to demand hate crimes legislation. iPhone users: Click to watch Really? Demand hate crimes legislation? Fuck off HRC! Where were you during the ENDA debates? Oh yeah . . . you were busy chucking the transgender members of our...
I want ebooks to succeed and I think that a successful ebook market needs to include competitors to Amazon so I was glad that BooksonBoard was partnering with Stanza to bring “for purchase content” to the iPhone. When I had a free moment, I took the opportunity to visit BooksonBoard to experience the purchase process. [...]
She was the new girl in town for a while, but Google Chrome has lost her shine. Sorry Chrome: You've been swell, but I'm going back to my old flame, Firefox. read more
I'm so in love with my 3G iPhone and in complete awe at the innovative apps available. My latest latest and favorite download is not an app though, but an audio book, Barack Obama's Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream . Did I mention the narrator is Obama himself? That's 6 hours and 11 minutes of Obama talking just to me and available via iTunes to anyone as hard it as I by...
More and more people get the Apple iPhone, there are a number of tricks that can improve the ergonomics of the mobile phone. Here is a list of tips that maybe most novices do not know yet. More and more people get the Apple iPhone, there are a number of tricks that can improve the ergonomics of the mobile phone. Here is a list of tips that maybe most novices do not know yet. To reject a call, you must
ControlGuard will debut its EAM version 4.1 for endpoint security at the SC World Congress 2008, in New York City . EAM 4.1 provides features to prevent data breaches, administer strong Data Loss Prevention (DLP) on endpoints, and prevent abuses related to removable storage devices. Using EAM policies, USB, DVD/CD drives, Wi-Fi, infrared, and Bluetooth as well as a host of peripherals and media devices
