Apple iPhone Apps

You’ve probably heard of these, but they’ve taken up longterm residence on my iPhone 3G. In no particular order:. Google Earth - No explanation should be needed. It’s as near to the desktop version as you could reasonably expect …

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I know most of you would like to know about the latest and greatest apps coming out, and I want to continue raising the bar of expectations for iPhone apps. In the 3 months since the App Store came out, the bar of expectations has been …

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In no particular order:. Cocktails - The typography and design of this drinks app are gorgeous. I especially like the way the page colour reflects the recipe age. iSSH - For anyone who manages remote servers, this SSH client is an …

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Apple will let record labels sell songs through the iTunes music store at only one price: 99 cents. But when labels tack a game or graphics onto a song and sell as an iPhone app, they can circumvent Steve Jobs’ edict about the price of …

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John McCain vs Barak Obama iPhone apps (From iPhoneWorld.ca - not for republishing) John McCain vs Barak Obama iPhone apps (From iPhoneWorld.ca - not for republishing)

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If you own an iPhone, you know how fun it to try out cool new apps from the App Store. App Store is flooded with thousands of useless applications and one wonders how many flashlight apps we need! But there are some cool and really …

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consulting types to build iPhone apps. Those aren’t just US companies clamoring for iPhone coders, either: oDesk’s network includes employers and job seekers from the United States, Russia, India, Ukraine, China and 100 other countries. …

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Steve Jobs’ dogmatic “one price fits all” for music sold at the iTunes store faces an unlikely challenge — from Apple itself. Jobs has held firm to his 99-cents-per-song rate with one brief exception despite pressure from the major …

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