Posted on 19 February 2010
Meebo has released an update for their new iPhone application that fixes a crashing problem experience by some.
Meebo is integrated, all-in-one instant messaging that connects you with your friends everywhere. Meebo has been the leading platform for multi-protocol IM on the web since 2005. With that knowledge and experience, we optimized Meebo on the iPhone for speed, simplicity, and performance.
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Posted on 16 February 2010
Alright, we’ll leave all the zingers for you and our mercurial staff to deliver, and just use this space to dish some info on the hardware. Ivor Kovic, an emergency physician from Croatia, has recently demoed a new iPhone cradle that turns the already multifunctional handset into a CPR assistance device. By using an app titled Pocket CPR and the built-in accelerometer, he can get audio and visual feedback to tell him if he’s doing it correctly, while his basic (but awesome) cradle allows Read the full story
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Posted on 31 January 2010
Cerebro is a location based service for your iPhone which tracks a stolen or lost iPhone. It can also be used by parents to track their kids in a time of distress.
Find your iPhone anywhere in the world.
Cerebro finds your iPhone, as well as where it has been and how high up the culprit is. You can target a thief or just keep an eye your kids.
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Posted on 31 January 2010
Insomnia Pro allows applications to continue to run and WiFi to stay connected long after your iPhone screen has been switched off.
The application runs as a background daemon with a status bar icon and survives reboots and re-springs. This Pro version allows you to set a schedule for when Insomnia will become active.
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Posted on 19 January 2010
GV Mobile + is a new paid version of GV Mobile which brings the power of Google Voice to your iPhone.
GV Mobile allows users of Google Voice to:
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Posted on 05 January 2010
Even though you probably still can’t figure out what good the ability to connect your Bluetooth keyboard to your iPhone will do, the BTstack project is steaming ahead with this demo of a connected Magic Mousetwirling its pointer all over Apple’s handset. The driver code is still unreleased, but we get to see some nice lag-free interaction between the two devices, suggesting it shouldn’t be too far away from public consumption. As if to answer your earlier quandary, the video also features a Read the full story
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