Voice Control is an exclusive feature of iPhone 3GS which enables its users to make phone calls and play music by using voice commands. Some folks over at this forum have released a Voice Control look-alike app for iPhone 3G and iPhone 2G which works and looks almost exactly as it is on iPhone 3GS.
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A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) uses to tramsnit audiosignal over bluetooth. This profile defines how high quality audio (stereo or mono) can be streamed from one device to another over a Bluetooth connection. For example, music can be streamed from a mobile phone to a wireless headset or car audio or from a laptop/desktop to a wireless headset.
As far as we know 2G doesn’t support A2DP instead of 3G and 3G, but you can you use that application to tweak your original IPhone to fix this little misunderstanding
Repository http://apt.dmytro.me
iHumansConnect is the application that intends to make easier and more convenient exchange of contact info and meet people. It’s possible to use this app without Wireless network via Bluetooth or with Wireless without connection to the Internet. With iHumansConnect you can share your personal card with photo, chat with people and if you like somebody you can add him or her as friend. Next time you be near your friend you can meet him again. It’s easy. It’s convenient. It’s exactly what you need for awesome meetings.
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you come across someone you find attractive, but with no possible way to exchange even your name quickly and easily? The reasons are many! You may feel awkward making that first step, or maybe the timing may not be right.
Hi, guys. I’ve found the great solution to stream all your local sounds to AirPort Express, which connected to your multimedia sound system. Frankly speaking it was almost in the default installation of Ubuntu. All you need is to install the latest Pulse Audio and Pulse Audio Volume Control
sudo apt-get install pulseaudio pavucontrol paprefs padevchooser pulseaudio-module-raop
Go to the top menu System -> Preferences -> PulseAudio Preferences
Choose in the top menu
Applications -> Sound & Video -> PulseAudio Volume Control
In the Playback tab choose an application you want to stream and select Stream on dropdown menu your AirPort Express
This is the one way you can do it. But i prefer the following solution. Click with right mouse button on the Sound Volume icon in the application tab and select Sound Properties
In the Output tab select your AirPort Express device and that it. Everything should play well and you can manage volume right from Ubuntu Volume Control or using your hard keyboard button. That works very nice for me even better than in Windows or Mac OS X cause you can stream every application you want and control volume control using your system settings. One more thing i would like to mention is that there is no way to use your iPhone with Remote application
Have a fun
Rev can monitor and record several vehicle metrics in real-time:
*Supported metrics are specific to vehicle make and model.
See our Features page for all the details.
Save a trip to the mechanic. Rev also reads and lists engine codes (like those responsible for your Check Engine/MIL light), and allows you to reset them as well!
Rev communicates directly with your vehicle’s ECU via an OBD-II hardware device. The hardware sends your data to Rev wirelessly—you can place your iPhone or iPod touch wherever you want. See our Hardware page for all the details.
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Yes, this is what you’ve all been waiting for. A jailbreak for the iPhone 3GS. And it’s awesome. To get started right now, go to purplera1n.com. Download it. Make sure you have windows(but not 7), the latest iTunes installed, and an iPhone 3GS with 3.0 firmware. Connect your iPhone normally. Click “make it ra1n”. Wait. On bootup, run Freeze, the purplera1n installer app. Hopefully you’ll figure out what to do from there. Best tutorial gets linked to from purplera1n site. This tool is beta. Make sure to have everything backed up before running. Also if Cydia doesn’t show up after running Freeze, reboot.
AT&T released location based services app, AT&T Navigator for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, with full audible and visual turn-by-turn navigation service. iPhone customers will enjoy map updates, speech recognition, ETA updates, business listings, real-time traffic alerts, one-touch rerouting and daily gas prices.
According to Mark Collins, vice president of voice and data products for AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets, with the new iPhone OS 3.0 software, they are expanding the advantages of true turn-by-turn navigation to millions more customers through this app.
Sennheiser has announced a new line of “HD” closed headphones which are supposedly optimised for iPod, iPhone and other portable device use and are distinctly affordable.
The complete range of compact, lightweight and foldable HDs feature powerful neodymium magnets and ultra-light diaphragms and adjustable, comfortable ear cups.
The HD218 comes in at just £40 and offers punchy bass and decent mids and highs. The closed design helps to block both outside noise and sound leakage. They have a frequency response of 19 – 21000 Hz and weigh in at 224g with a 1.4m single-sided OFC cable.
For a tenner more, the HD228s offer extended treble (18 – 22000 Hz frequency response) and are available in either black or white finish.
Much more information available on the product pages: HD218 | HD228
Dev team released ultrasn0w for iPhone 3G. Today they posted how to on blog
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