Written by Hattori Hanzo Friday, 29 May 2009 07:58
Just like iPhone developer Epicore, we pine for those wonderful 8-bit days. To help you remember the days of beautifully insipid, blocky pixels, here's two new camera apps to recreate the visuals of the Game Boy and C64.
Written by Hattori Hanzo Thursday, 28 May 2009 08:58
Although the 3.0 update promises a lot of extra functions for the iPhone, this new application, Siri, is still leaps and bounds ahead of our expectations. Ask your iPhone a question, and Siri answers.
Read more: Siri personal assistant app lets you ask your iPhone for advice
Written by Hattori Hanzo Friday, 22 May 2009 15:48
The iPhone has now been added to Google's list of connectable devices, allowing you to sync your iPhone with online contacts and calendars. Now if they'll just add mail...
Read more: Sync your iPhone with Google contacts and calendar
Written by Hattori Hanzo Tuesday, 19 May 2009 10:18
Can't find the shoes you want in the shops? Then take a look at Your Reebok application and design your own sport shoes on your iPhone.
Read more: Design your own Reebok shoes on the iPhone, buy them online
Written by Kikuchiyo Friday, 15 May 2009 08:13
We don't have the time to stop and sit on a wall while we send emails any more - we need to multi-task or die. New iPhone app Email 'n Walk makes this possible with a 'transparent' handset.
Read more: Email 'n Walk lets you type on your iPhone while on the move
Written by Hattori Hanzo Wednesday, 13 May 2009 08:08
A lot of TV hungry iPhone users have been waiting patiently for the Slingbox application, Slingplayer, to hit the iPhone's App Store. It's now gone live, but TV anywhere it ain't.
Read more: Slingplayer goes live on the iPhone, limited to wi-fi
Written by Hattori Hanzo Wednesday, 13 May 2009 07:32
Smule created something of a world phenomenon when it turned the iPhone into a musical Zelda instrument in Ocarina, and its follow-up instrument, Leaf Trombone just went lite.
Written by Hattori Hanzo Friday, 17 April 2009 19:13
For the unscrupulous, there are ways to avoid paying $103 per year for the online Wall Street Journal. For the rest of us, there's the free iPhone application.
Read more: Read the Wall Street Journal for free on your iPhone
