Archive for September, 2008

Giving a Whrrl of a try: another location based app
September 27, 2008

Have you heard of Whrrl? It’s another location based iPhone social networking app. I installed it sometime ago but have only used it a few times. But aparently Whrrl is a big winner in some areas because if my memory serves me correctly, I think I read that Whrrl has a contract with a HBO [...]

Loopt upgrades and adds some mix
September 26, 2008

Yesterday Loopt upgraded their iPhone app to make it more social by adding a feature called Mix. When the Loopt iPhone app was first announced I was excited about it along with others but after it came out and I had a chance to test it out, Loopt was a big fail for me. Mainly [...]

More options for iPhone tethering pdaNet available
September 25, 2008

As I continue pimping my jailbroken iPhone, I fired up cydia tonight to find out that pdaNet now has an app to assist me with tethering my 3G AT&T service to my mac.
After installing the app I had to restart my iPhone to enable pdaNet wireless rounter option. As you can see in [...]

Are you afraid to jailbreak your iPhone?
September 25, 2008

I have noticed a trend while talking with my other iPhone tech friends, that except for about two others I’m the only one with a jailbroken iPhone.
The two others are @Critter & @Corvida on twitter but besides that most iPhone users phones are stock from apple.
I started to notice it at barcamprdu when at [...]

New and old blogging plus twitter iPhone apps to choose from
September 25, 2008

New iPhone apps are poping up everyday most of them seem to be games and useless but for us geeks and bloggers fear not a few new apps have shown up for us also.
Hear are a few of the new ones:
1. iBlogger
2. Blogpress
3. Twitfire for you Twitter fanboys
I have not setup iBlogger of Blogpress [...]

Blogging on the iPhone, 4 sites & 4 apps
September 20, 2008

There’s a lot of talk about the iPhone as a gaming platform but little talk as it being a blogging device. I think the main reason is the lack of a keypad but if you’re an experience iPhone user then you know you don’t need it and the touch keyboard works just fine.
Problogger wrote about [...]

Why EverNote has replaced Notes on the iPhone for me
September 19, 2008

I don’t use the notes iPhone app any more and the main reason is because Evernote is just better. Evernote helps me in my workflow by having an iPhone app, desktop (windows + mac) and web anywhere access, something I think most note and to-do-list apps should have. Plus Evernote syncs across all platforms.
Screenshots [...]