by Simon Ng on November 20, 2009
NumPad, an iPhone app from Edovia Inc, targets to turn your iPhone into wireless numeric pad. For most laptop keyboards, they do not come with a numeric keypad. Or you have purchased Apple’s wireless keyboard, which does not include the numeric keypad. Then this iPhone app will be a great companion for you.
NumPad connects your [...]
by Simon Ng on November 18, 2009
Apple has just rolled out two new TV commercials for iPhone: Song and Gift. Continued with the same theme “There is an app for that”, Apple highlights six applications in each commercial:
Song
Jamie Oliver’s 20 Minute Meals [iTunes link] – Priced at US$7.99, Jamie Oliver demonstrates 50 brand new recipes in the app. With more than [...]
by Simon Ng on November 14, 2009
“iShoot’s developer admits that he made about US$600,000 in a single month for his iPhone game iShoot. This allows him to quit the day job and focus on iPhone development full-time.” (Source: Wired)
“The iPhone game Trism earned the developer $250,000 in profits the first two months!” (Source: Business Insider)
“Block, the developer of the crossword puzzle [...]
by Simon Ng on November 8, 2009
When you go for hiking, trekking, running or have a bike trip, have you ever thought of tracking your trip or trail? If you’re using iPhone 3G or 3GS, with EasyTrails GPS, you can fully utilize the GPS ability of your iPhone to track your activities.
EasyTrails GPS, developed by Zirak Srl, is an iPhone app [...]
by Simon Ng on October 29, 2009
Are you using AT&T wireless network with your iPhone? If you’re an AT&T customer, you probably know what mobile-to-mobile calling is. It’s common for mobile carriers to provide free call (or at lower rate) for intra-network call. For AT&T, it also offers similar service named as Mobile-to-mobile calling, normally bundled in iPhone’s rate plan, that [...]
by Simon Ng on October 26, 2009
While Apple has improved the iPhone’s camera on 3GS and pushing the resolution to 3M pixels, the quality of photos at low-light condition is still not good. It’s even worse if you’re using the older models of iPhone. The root reason is the lack of built-in flash on iPhone. However, there are other means to [...]
by Simon Ng on October 21, 2009
Have you ever thought of using iPhone to unlock the car door or even start the engine? Now, there is an iPhone app for that.
Viper SmartStart, developed by Directed Electronics, was released last week and covered widely around the blogsphere. Paired with its flagship Viper SmartStart system, the SmartStart app lets you remotely start and [...]
by Simon Ng on October 19, 2009
A couple of weeks ago, Ocean Observations developed an interesting mockup that bring Mac’s Expose feature to iPhone. The design concept is to let you easily switch between pages in iPhone home screen. If you like the concept, here is the good news.
Steve Troughton-Smith, who has already developed several great iPhone apps, has turned [...]