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Privates!
Name: Privates!
By: RXN
Version: 1.2
Category: Apps, iPhone Apps
Date: 2016-04-18
Price: free
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File Magic Giveaway
I reviewed File Magic a bit back and was rather impressed with it. Sure you need to run separate software on your computer in order to use the app, but setup is simple and using the appliation to move files from your Mac or PC to your iPhone or iPod Touch could not be simpler.
It works beautifully for many document, image and media files, most of which can then be accessed directly from within the app. Add to that a neat feature that lets you write emails on a laptop but send them from your iPone when there is no WiFi present and you have an app that is a whole lot more than just about file transfer and storage.
Well, the good folks at SplashData have given us three copies to give away. For a chance to win one describe one scenario in which File Magic might come in handy for you.
You can read our review HERE and get more information HERE.
Using Google APIs In iPhone Apps
Tom Saxton, creator of the grocery list application Grocophile, posted a thorough piece on using Google APIs in iPhone apps. Tom’s post includes detailed information on the steps to upload and download documents from Google, how Google Docs differs from a file-system, and resources to integrate the Google API library into an iPhone Xcode project. […]
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Soon In TheApp Store – Dead Man’s Dungeon
I love first person shooters and am enjoying watching the developement of the genre for the iPhone and Touch.
Some time tonight or early tomorrow a new game, Dead Man’s Dungeon (DMD) will go live in the App Store. I’m looking forward to trying it out… until then, here’s a quick video preview from the developers Vectorbox Game…
reQall – Review
By: reQall
Version: 2
Category: Uncategorized
Date: 2009-03-26
Price: 0.00
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When WWDC was announced last year the buzz was amazing. People went crazy with the rumor that a new iPhone would be announced. Some insisted that since WWDC is a developer’s conference there was no way this would happen while others pointed out that there was at least on occasion when hardware had been announced. Well we all know how the stories ended- the iPhone 3G was announced and the rest is history.
Between last year and some loose-lipped ATT execs there seems little doubt that the next version of the iPhone and/or iPhone and/or iPhone and Tablet will be announced at WWDC this year. Yes, June 8-12 is likely to be an exciting time.
and it is just…
73 days
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away.
But who’s counting?
Update – i.TV
i.TV is, by far, the best media app I have used. It combines TV, Movies, Netflix and more into a seemless package.
This most recent update adds some amazing new features and functionality. The update makes the app
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SQLCipher: Transparent SQLite Encryption For iPhone Apps
Need to store sensitive information in your app? SQLCipher extends SQLite enabling transparent encryption and decryption of data using AES. Its source is available on Github. SQLite is pluggable. Developers can create extensions and chain them into SQLite’s engine. Using this mechanism, SQLCipher embeds itself low enough in the stack to be transparent. As a […]
Dexim AV Dock Station – Review
Sure, Apple has a dock like this, but Apple just prices their accessories too high. Enter Dexim’s AV Dock. It comes with Remote, Cables (Video / Audio), Dock, Batteries, and the variety of adapters you would need to fit all of the different iPods / iTouch / iPhones out in the market.
The Dexim AV Dock doesn’t provide you with a component video cable, instead it provides the standard RCA type yellow, red, white plug. The quality of the output is decent, no worse than the one that you would get from the Apple solution. Watching YouTube and native iPhone videos and photos on my TV worked flawlessly.
Even though the remote is infrared, our test unit had no problem picking up a signal from 20 feet away (as long as we pointed it at the dock of course). The remote is very good in that it lets you navigate through menu choices, select songs and videos, control volume, play/pause, and even includes more than one set of batteries.
In general, if you are looking for a video/audio dock that is full functional with remote, and something that isn’t going to break the bank, Dexim has produced the right product at the right price.
The Dexim AV Dock Station with Remote Control can be had for $70 at www.richardsolo.com.
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