Posts Tagged iPhone
Pastebot Supercharges iPhone Copy and Paste
Pastebot from Tapbots is a powerful and flexible clipboard manager for the iPhone that makes copying and pasting images and text between apps straightforward. Clippings are stored in a set of folders which can be kept indefinitely and which can be searched and retrieved very easily.
Images can be edited/cropped etc using the built in editing tools then either saved in clipboard, stored in the Photo library or emailed out.
iPhone App(s) of the day.
Having recently ( finally ) joined the ranks of the iPhone owning faithful I emailed a couple of friends who also have iPhones to ask what their iPhone app of the day was. Interestingly the responses I got ran into mini reviews so I have decided to reproduce them here for your reading pleasure. Thanks John and Debbie, hope this is ok with you !
John’s iPhone App of the day – Tap Tap Revenge 3
Is Skype on iPhone Illegal in the UK ?
ITProPortal has an interesting post about the newly released Skype app for iPhones and whether it is illegal to use in UK under current O2 terms and conditions. See this article for the full update.
Tethering Laptop to iPhone 3.0 Cracked ?
Has Joachim Bean really found a way of tethering an iPhone ? Check out his article here. Would love to know if this works, please post comments
New Free iPhone Ringtones at MacMost.com
Gary Rosenzweig has just posted a bunch of new free iPhone ringtones over at MacMost.com.
Check them out now !
Learn To Develop For iPhone With Apps Amuck.com
Posted by Scott in Apple, Featured, Hints And Tips, iPhone on October 13, 2008
Apps Amuck.com is a newly launched web site aimed at budding developers who wish to try their hand at creating their first iPhone app. At present the site has the first 13 of a planned 31 tutorials, each encompassing a downloadable copy of the source code and instructions on building the application and testing within Xcode. Given the enormous amount of hype surrounding the potential income to be made from even the simplest iPhone apps, sites such as AppsAmuck.com are destined to become extremely popular ( and numerous )…
Might even have a go at doing one of my own 
Last.fm iPhone App Now Supports 2.1 Firmware
Posted by Scott in Featured, iPhone, iPod/iTunes on September 27, 2008
At long last the excellent Last.fm iPhone app has been updated to support version 2.1 firmware. Since the latest iPhone update users of Last.fm have been deprived of access to this excellent service as the previous build was incompatible.
This release has been significantly redesigned and looks much slicker then previously. From what I have seen so far it also seems as this version seems more stable as so far it has behaved flawlessly, something I could not honestly say used to be the case.
Last.FM App Fix for iPod Touch with 2.1 Firmware
Posted by Scott in iPod/iTunes on September 14, 2008
By the looks of things the guys over at Last.fm are on the verge of releasing an update for their iPhone/Ipod Touch app that addresses the known issue with Apples V2.1 firmware.
Since updating to V2.1 firmware users have been left with a completely broken app. According to this thread the fix should be released to Apple this week. Heres hoping Apple don’t decide to do the dirty on Last.fm as they have done with Podcaster
Why It Takes Your iPhone So Long To Sync
I just saw this picture on Joy of Tech and just had to post a copy given the recent success of my article on this subject.
Enjoy.
iPod Touch and iPhone Slow Synching Problem Fixed
Posted by Scott in Headline, Hints And Tips, iPhone, iPod/iTunes on September 4, 2008
Since upgrading to the iPod 2.0 firmware and beginning to install Apps from the App Store synching on my iPod Touch has gotten slower and slower. The performance was so bad I was setting off a sync and going to bed !
There had to be something wrong and looking around the forums I found a number of others reporting similar problems but none of the suggested solutions appeared to work. These ranged from removing all the installed apps, then reinstalling one by one to a range of what appeared to be mumbo jumbo approaches. Suffice to say I either didn’t try them or they didn’t work. Then the other night I noticed one comment in a thread ( which I can’t now recall ) that mentioned USB hubs possibly being at fault.