HP now sells an HP 12C calculator app for the iPhone. It looks like a fourth generation of my family is going to be introduced to the ways of reverse Polish notation calculators. That's because my three-year-old son, an iPhone fan in his own preschool way, is about to be exposed to Hewlett-Packard's new iPhone application that fully emulates the company's 12c financial calculator. The $14.99 application is accompanied by a $29.99 emulator of the 15c scientific calculator, which is... Read more...
Apple is currently the Commodore 64 as a possible candidate for an emulator. While emulators are nothing new to the iPhone, has mainly been the jailbroken iPhones they could enjoy them as legal emulators that require a lot of licensing problems. Minimum, the developer behind the application actually take the time and effort to negotiate with Atari to make the application. Unfortunately, Apple did not approve the application for the first time. However, a Tweet said the developer of... Read more...
Buy your fruit and vegetables via your iPhone. Or your iPod Touch to course. Online supermarket Ocado has launched an iPhone app - which allows users to browse their virtual store aisles and over 18,000 products. Ocado, which is partly owned by John Lewis and Waitrose stock-branded products, says the application is only "the first step in a journey that then see Ocado available in various digital platforms." The app saves all information of the product on iPhone so the navigation... Read more...
Like Cover Flow for contacts, PhoneFace lets you create a custom favorites list comprised entirely of photos (and/or avatars).In other words, this is a visual alternative to your iPhone bookmarks list. And a terrifying one at that. To get started, you tap the Plus icon, then choose a contact from the phonebook. If there is already an associated picture, you can click with the iPhone camera, choose a photo from your library, choose an avatar from PhoneFace collection, or even kill his... Read more...
Perhaps you have heard that a new iPhone Facebook application is almost complete. Perhaps you have also heard that probably the best feature is that you can upload videos directly from your iPhone to 3GS social network. Well actually, you should not wait for the new application to do so - there is one that is the case. And it is really fast. VideoUp is an application created by Raizlabs. While I am in no way affiliated with Facebook, the social network was nice enough to help them solve a... Read more...
Ever wanted to perform magic? illuCoin is a magic trick app for the iPhone/iPod touch. Borrow a coin, write an initial on it and fuse it into the phone. Clean and simple. Its looks great and best of all, its easy to perform. Come check out the trailer inside! EFFECT: The magician borrows a coin from the spectator. Using a sharpie, he writes the spectator's INITIAL on it. He then rubs the coin against the iPhone screen magically fusing it INSIDE the iPhone. The coin can be seen... Read more...
Pro Football (NFL news, scores, and stats) Zumobi keeps adding new iPhone applications to the AppStore. Their latest work is Sporting News Pro Football, which they created in partnership with (guess) Sporting News. The free app offers breaking news, detailed stats, photos, expert analysis and articles, and other things NFL. Moreover, it can be customized with favorite team colors and content for quick access later on. Zumobi used its ZoomCanvas interface, which makes Sporting News Pro... Read more...
Remember MeetWays tool that we covered that allow you to find the exact midpoint between you and someone else? There is now a service company that does the same on your iPhone. MeetMe from Basara ($ 1.99 Yelp, and can be filtered by a large directory of categories. I go with the application, I used the directory to find restaurants, hotels and bars. There are more things as a day spa, specialty coffee shops, religious organizations, and various health institutions.Along with the use of... Read more...
Snap 'n Tap lets you interact with items drawn on paper with a virtual, physics-enabled marble. In short, you can draw a maze on paper, takes a picture of her, and a virtual guide a marble through it from beginning to end. The ball size can be adjusted and the application works even with lined paper. After several minutes of playing with the application, I must say I'm impressed. It is not developed enough to be a game, but that's not the purpose of the developer. The ability to interact with... Read more...
On Friday, MasterCard jumped into the iPhone fray with its first iPhone app business. Broadening the theme of his well-known "Priceless" campaign, the free application, Priceless Picks, couples GPS and 3D maps to see the offers, dining room, and other points of interest in your immediate vicinity. How, with the exception of branding, are different from Google Maps, Yelp, and teams of similar nominal map user applications? Not much. It is about getting the map in street view or almost... Read more...
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