If you are a lover of Vegas-style casino slots, then Lucky 7 Slots is the app for you. It’s only $1.99 and helps you satisfy that gambling urge from anywhere right on your iPhone.
But it’s not all flashing lights and coin drops. In fact, it’s lacking these things entirely. And for a paid application, I was expecting a bit more in terms of the glitzy offerings of a Vegas casino. ... continued »
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Quickie Review: Lucky 7 Slots
If you are a lover of Vegas-style casino slots, then Lucky 7 Slots is the app for you. It’s only $1.99 and helps you satisfy that gambling urge from anywhere right on your iPhone.
But it’s not all flashing lights and coin drops. In fact, it’s lacking these things entirely. And for a paid application, I was expecting a bit more in terms of the glitzy offerings of a Vegas casino. ... continued »
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Speed Up the iPhone Back-Up Process
If you’re like me, you get a bit annoyed when every time you try to sync your iPhone it tries to back it up. And this would be fine if it didn’t take an hour. Seriously. Backing up my iPhone took about 30 minutes today, which, if you ask me, is just a little bit too long. It’s so long that I’ve simply cancelled the back up on occasion. Not ... continued »
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Quickie Review: Jott
I love free apps. They give you the opportunity to try out an application without any risk. I mean, the only thing you lose is a little bit of time, but that’s not even much to complain about when you get right down to it. So when I downloaded Jott, I was excited. Here’s a way to take verbal notes and keep track of memos without a millions post-its. And ... continued »
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Sharing Apps: Easier Than You Think
When it comes to enabling the iPhone to do more than it was intended to do, people typically incorporate hacks or special software to incorporate a new function. So won't it be refreshing today to discover that you can share apps between iPhones without hacks or trickery?
It's simple. Just log into the iTunes library where you want to share the app with your AppleID that you used to buy ... continued »
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iPhone 3G Firmware Hits Developers
There's a big difference between the first gen iPhone and the iPhone 3G. Apple is moving forward with firmware updates much quicker this time around. In fact, the 3G 2.1 firmware is already being offered to developers for beta testing.
Initial talk is showing that the main focus of the updates will revolve around the GPS. Specifically, Core Location features are being added that track your direction of movement and ... continued »
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Apple Patent Application #20080174570 hint at support for Flash and Windows Media content
United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) just released a large document detailing "Touch Screen Device, Method, and Graphical User Interface for Determining Commands by Applying Heuristics". There are lots and lots of information in this patent (#20080174570) but only one particular section that really caught my eye. It has to do with one feature many of us have been wishing for on the iPhone --- support for Flash content.
The ... continued »
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Aurora Feint is Back (That Was Fast)
Remember how I said yesterday that my favorite iPhone game, Aurora Feint had been removed from the iTunes App Store over security concerns? Well, it's back folks! I downloaded the update and all security bugs are fixed. And though the installation took longer this time (and rearranged the layout of my apps, grr!) it seems to be running better.
Plus, a brand new intro video gives players better insight into ... continued »
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