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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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App Update – TwitterFon
Remember when I said TwitterFon, the humble yet excellent Twitter client for the iPhone and iPod Touch, is being updated at least twice a month? Well the second update for this month has just been released and with it come the following improvements:
– Fixed an issue in which application doesn’t update user’s profile image icon
– Fixed broken UI when user has a long username
– Addressed send button state when user opens post view with unfinished text
Simple, clean, fast and regularly updated, TwitterFon is available for free HERE in the App Store.
iHome iP47 – Review
iHome’s top of the line device, the iP47 leaves no feature behind. It integrates functions like A2DP stereo Bluetooth connectivity, GSM interface shielding, Alarm Clock, AM/FM Radio, iPhone Docking and Charging, Direct Dialing from the unit, Speakerphone, and a fully functional remote control.
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Pudge – Review and PromoCode Giveaway
By: Pudge
Version: 1.0
Category: Uncategorized
Date: 2009-01-01
Price: 0.99
Loading...Archibald’s Adventures – Review
By: Archibald's Adventures
Version: 1.1
Category: Uncategorized
Date: 2009-01-04
Price: 7.99
Loading...App Update – Doppler
At $.99 Doppler is a nice, simple RSS reader for iPhone and iPod Touch. It syncs in both directions with Google Reader and is fast. No, it isn’t the best looking RSS Reader, but it is faaaaast.
An update…
– adds support for rotation, e.g. landscape view
– offers even faster and more optimized synchronization
– updated the sync progress screen
– allows you to add and remove feeds from and to your online Google reader subscription list on your device.
Having just tried it with my Google Reader account I can say enough about its speed and ease of use.
A free DopplerLite offers the same functionally but is limited to maximum 5 feeds and is ad supported.
App Update – Retro Netflix
A month ago I looked at a variety of options for managing you Netflix queue right from your iPhone. At $2.99 one of the more expensive apps was Retro Netflix.
With it you can:
– Securely and efficiently add, re-order and remove items from your queue
– View and add titles that might also be of interest to you based on your current queue selection
– Add DVD or Blu-Ray titles
– See title cast lists and directors and view individual biographies
– View an actor’s or director’s filmography
– View a title’s art work and synopsis
– Search by title name or person name, sort results by genre, release date or rating
– Add individual discs of mult-part titles (e.g. a television series)
– E-mail titles to friends so they can add them to their queue using the Netflix web site or Retro Netflix
My biggest criticism? No support for the Netfix instant queue. Well, Retro Netflix was just updated and now… IT DOES.
You can get it HERE in the App Store.
Apple Approved iPhone Inter-process Communication
Apple is famously restrictive about confining third party apps to their sandboxes. That Apple doesn’t allow background processes is well-known, and Apple rejects apps that attempt to read the various databases and media folders directly. So it’s a bit surprising that Apple supports a form of inter-process communication (IPC) using URL protocol handlers. In this […]
Orions: Legend Of Wizards – Review
By: Orions: Legend Of Wizards
Version: 1.0
Category: Uncategorized
Date: 2008-12-09
Price: 1.99
Loading...It’s Baaack – “Podcaster!”… I Mean… “RSSPlayer”
Back in September I bought a copy of the banned Podcaster. I loved the app that allowed OTA downloads of a variety of podcasts.
I loved it, but Apple didn’t.
Seemed the app was in conflict with Apple’s "Apps may not duplicate core functionality" policy.
Well low and behold Podcaster is back as RSSPlayer. And it is the same great app… sort of.
Who’s On, What’s On iPhone
They’re been quite a few changes here on the site over the last few months.
The Developer’s Corner is up and we are excited to see it become a venue for developers to share their apps, insights and updates with us.
An internal site messaging system is up and working — more on that later.
Perhaps the biggest change, however, is the increased number of voices here on the site. In addition to Dimitri, Brad, Jim, Jennifer and me, we have had the good fortune to be joined by a number of new individuals over the last weeks and I just wanted to take a (belated) few minutes to allow each to briefly introduce themselves.
I love the fact that as the site continues to grow so too do the variety of perspectives offered, not just in the comments, but through the reviews themselves. We have a great group of writers here on WOiP. The range of experience, age, location etc is tremendous but we are all more than a bit enthusiastic about our OSx iPhone-running devices. I’m pleased to invite them to share a bit.
Thanks to all of our writers– and especially you, our readers, for making the site what it is.
Bios after the break…
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