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On this blog I am guilty of being Apple-centric. I admit it, and I’m sorry. I keep forgetting that there are many iPhone users that actually use Microsoft Windows. That being said - this post is for you.
The iPhone SDK is official. There are games announced (more on this later), JAVA support promised, and Flash is unknown. With the the only limitation at this point being the imagination of the developers, anything is possible.
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.
When I think of the note applications on the iPhone (without 3rd party adjustments), I end up bothered by the silly font and the lack of syncing with my home Mac. If either of these issues bother you as well, then there is a great Web App that you should try out.
Flash on the iPhone is a great idea. In fact, many people have been grumbling about the omission of Flash Support since the iPhone was released.
Software developers Ecamm have recently updated their iPhone Drive utility for OS X. If you have never checked out iPhone Drive, I highly recommend it. I have been using iPhone Drive since its early release, and I love it. Here are a few things you can do with iPhone Drive. Access iPhone notes […]
One of the largest criticisms of the iPhone has been a lack of proper business support. Outlook users have had some awkward moments, and Exchange users, whose IT gurus won’t support with IMAP have been left in the dark.
Ok, here is the scenario: you just snapped the perfect photograph of your cousins on your trusty iPhone. Before you know it, the cousins are insisting that you give them a copy as soon as possible. The cousins are rich and you want to be in their will. What do you do? |
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