Google Mobile App for iPhone, now with Voice Search
apps, AppStore November 18th, 2008
i2Reader beta release – now support 2.x firmwares
apps, installer October 20th, 2008
Ripdev release first public beta – support for 2.0 firmwares. This update is free for all registered users!
i2Reader is a unique eBook reader for the FB2 and TXT formats for the iPhone. Previously unmatched attention to the user interface make this tool truely unique and extremely easy to use.
To see is often more important than to read, so download the trial version that allows you to use the product for 3 days without any restrictions, and check out the interface screenshots below:
What’s New?
Talk to your iPhone with Say Where
apps, AppStore October 6th, 2008
Say Where is now available on the App Store!
Say Where is the first iPhone application for voice-entry to popular websites for mapping, business search, and reviews. Instead of typing, iPhone users just speak any “place”
Fring avaible now in AppStore for free. Modification version support VoIP over 3G.
apps, AppStore October 6th, 2008
Back in April I wrote about the availability of fring on the iPhone
You may recall that fring is a VoIP application lets you use Skype, MSN, Google Talk, ICQ, Twitter, Yahoo!, and AIM clients to chat and instant message. Well, the good news is that fring is available now for free in the Apple App Store.
Fring team have added many new features to this version including
Great iPhone trick not everyone knows
tricks September 16th, 2008
Today i realised myself useful iPhone trick. When you have a call with someone and need to check information on your iPhone e.g. SMS or e-mail data, some necessary note or contact phone number you don’t need to hang up. Just press Home button
dTunes – like iTunes, but free!
apps, Cydia September 7th, 2008
dTunes, a new app by Richard Shearman, lets you grab all the free music you’d like, downloaded straight to your iPhone using some magic to combine SeeQPod’s streaming .mp3 service and Jonathan Misurda’s useful Safari Download Plugin.
Download dTunes (available via Cydia now on the MMi repo), and once installed, tap the magnifying glass or the Search Seeqpod button. dTunes will bring up a window with Seeqpod in it – simply search for the music you’d like, and when found, tap the song.
dTunes will bring up a download screen, and pull the .mp3 from Seeqpod’s source to your iPhone. Then head back to the main screen of dTunes, and simply tap the song you’d like to hear to play it! dTunes includes a media player directly in it, so you don’t have to switch applications, etc – its an all in one solution.
And yes, it even works via 3G and EDGE. 
Great for when you’re out and about, and hear a song you remember you want to grab at home (which I do all the time) – now you can just open dTunes and get it for free.
Please also check out the dev’s site, and send him a donation if ya like what he’s done.
via [ModMyiPhone]
DataCase now available
news August 12th, 2008
Save Your Data
The iPhone and iPod Touch keep your media close, but what about the rest of your data? DataCase keeps your files close by turning your iPhone or iPod Touch into a hand held wireless drive. Keep your data with you wherever you go and access it when and where you need, on any available computer (Mac, PC, Linux), no upload program or server configuration necessary.
Just Drag and Drop
Uploader apps are limiting and server configurations are painful. That’s why DataCase works directly with Finder and Bonjour to make saving files to your iPhone easy. Start DataCase and your Mac already knows that it’s there. Drag and drop files just like it was another hard drive. File transfer made easy: just drag and drop.
View your Files
No computer available? Why not view your files on your iPhone! DataCase makes it easy to view your Documents, Audio, Video, and Photos. Sneak a peak at your Powerpoint Document, Re-Read your Word Document, Review that PDF, Check your Excel spreadsheet. View your files, no computer necessary.
Another freaking app for your iPhone – NaDa
apps, AppStore August 6th, 2008
Enjoy the new NaDa
Installer 4: Progress Report
news July 25th, 2008
via RipDev
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