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I am not a fan of the Teen-Buzz ringtone; I shouldn’t be, I am an adult. But the people who run the Teenbuzz blog have stumbled onto a brilliant idea. They have created a Podcast that delivers ring tones to your iPhone.
If you thought this post would be about your PC and iPhone suddenly working well together, then you would be mostly wrong. If you thought it was about John Hodgeman, the fellow who plays PC in the I’m a Mac ads, loving his iPhone, then you would be both a psychic genius and correct.
M: Metrics, an internet data collector company is reporting that the iPhone does, in fact, bring the real internet to its users.
This week’s iTunes $.99 movie of the week is an oldie, but a goodie. Your movie this week is Escape from Alcatraz (warning - iTunes link). This week’s movie will be on sale until 25 March, 2008. Here is the official movie description:
Here is an iPhone add featuring a devoted iPhone user. In the ad, the user states that she can update her blog in real time to keep the world updated on her dance studio. She makes the iPhone sound like a wonderful tool for mobile blogging and freelance writing. I […]
The Google Maps app works very well, make no mistake, but the “locate me” feature, which is part of firmware 1.1.4, has mixed results. For me, when I am in my hometown, it is accurate to about 1 city block. In a large city like Denver, it is accurate to a few feet. […]
Google is ramping up its impressive media engine to start touting its new phone and phone operating system Android. For those of you who hadn’t heard, Google is developing a mobile phone operating system that will run on a variety of different hardware pieces from a variety of manufactures.
This week’s iTunes $.99 movie of the week is the sci-fi classic Dead Zone (warning - iTunes link). This week’s movie will be on sale until 17 March, 2008. Here is the official iTunes description:
Have you pondered downloading the iPhone SDK? I tried, but the site was down yesterday. I am going to try next week once the hoopla dies down. While I was waiting, I did brainstorm some questions, and I found answers online.
Every week, for an indefinite amount of time, Apple and iTunes are running a $.99 movie rental special. You might remember me blogging about this a few weeks back. |
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