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Get Rid of the Felt-Marker Look in Notes

by Brenda Stokes on August 8, 2008

If you, like many, are sick of the look of the felt marker look in the iPhone Notes app, you can switch it out for something less bulky. And the best part is, the tools to complete this changeover are included in your iPhone already. No hacking required! Step 1: Go into your iPhone’s Settings>General>Keyboard. Step 2: Go into International Keyboards Step 3: Select Chinese, then pick either one of the Chinese keyboards. Step ... continued »

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‘I Am Rich’ App Pulled from App Store

by Brenda Stokes on August 6, 2008

Looks like another app bites the dust, but this time, I say good riddance!  It was called "I Am Rich" and it professed to be, well, the app for rich people. It cost $999 and it did, admittedly, nothing at all! No reviewers were willing to shell out the thousand to get a real look at this app (and rightfully so) but it supposedly provided you with a mantra to stay ... continued »

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Jobs: MobileMe isn’t “up to Apple’s standards”

by Brenda Stokes on August 5, 2008

With all the complaints going around about MobileMe, Steve Jobs is finally responding to the uproar. Well, to his staff, at least.   continued »

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1,000 Apps for iPhone

by Brenda Stokes on August 1, 2008

Well, it looks like the iTunes App Store is off to a rip-roaring start. More than 1,000 unique applications have been uploaded. But what's even more impressive is the download stats. Since the store's open, over 25 million apps have been downloaded. This not only is  a good sign for the success of the App Store--it's also a good sign that this may just be a great means of selling ... continued »

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Turn Your iPhone Into a Wireless Drive

by Brenda Stokes on July 30, 2008

If you've ever had the urge to add functionality to your iPhone, a new program called DataCase can help you do that. In fact, this nifty app will turn your iPhone into a wireless drive. You can store your files on it just like an external drive. It will even show up in your Finder window as such. The interface is drag and drop and appears very easy to use. ... continued »

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iPhone Picture Messaging–Well, Sort of

by Brenda Stokes on July 30, 2008

One thing that's long been missing from the iPhone is MMS or Multimedia Messaging Service. While the SMS on the iPhone is fantastic, you still can't send photos through it, which leaves you to send pictures by means of e-mail, which is not exactly convenient. But Palringo is now offering its "rich messaging service" to iPhone users everywhere. It works by connecting with your existing AIM, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk, ... continued »

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Semi-Copy and Paste Coming to iPhone

by Brenda Stokes on July 29, 2008

As you know, one of the biggest complaints about the iPhone--both first-gen and 3g--is that you cannot copy and paste. It's such a basic function, after all. Would it really be that difficult to include? And while Apple is still keeping mum about whether they will be incorporating the ability anytime soon, another company is stepping up to the plate. Proximi has created an app called MagicPad, which will provide ... continued »

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