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VanillaSurf for iPhone Offers File Download and Full Screen Web Browsing

by Simon Ng on March 9, 2010

While many of you are using the built-in Safari browser on your iPhone or iPod touch to surf the web, there are a few alternative browsers available in App Store that offers additional features. Here is one: VanillaSurf.
VanillaSurf is a free mobile web-browser app for the iPhone that rivals the native Mobile Safari app. The [...]

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What to Do When iPhone App Quits Unexpectedly As Soon As You Launch It

by Simon Ng on March 7, 2010

Have you ever experienced this situation while using iPhone?
You tap on an app icon to launch the application. It launches and then closes unexpectedly.
I believe it’s not a rare issue for iPhone users as Apple has officially published a support article about how you can deal with the issue.
First, why does the application close unexpectedly? [...]

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Push Doctor – Free Solution to Fix Push Notification Problem on Jailbroken iPhone

by Simon Ng on March 5, 2010

In January, we covered a cydia application named PushFix 2.0 that fixes the push notification issue for jailbroken iPhone on OS 3.1.x. Many jailbreak users claimed the application worked great. The major drawback, however, is it’s a paid app which costs US$5.99. (Don’t get me wrong. It’s worth the price. But everyone love free stuff, [...]

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Just Love This Oversized-iPhone Chalkboard

by Simon Ng on March 4, 2010

While there are numerous digital ways to write a reminder or leave a message to my wife, I still love to write (and see) message on a chalkboard. It’s just simple (pickup a chalk and write!) and much quicker than typing on iPhone.
Like me, if you also love chalkboard, you probably like this product.
A [...]

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2 Great Ways to Disable iPhone’s Auto Rotation Feature

by Simon Ng on March 4, 2010

iPhone’s built-in accelerometer offers a simple way to switch between portrait and landscape mode. As all know, you can simply rotate iPhone sideway and it responds automatically to display content in landscape. The landscape offers better reading experience for most applications and a wider keyboard for typing. When iPhone was first released, the landscape mode [...]

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Google Sync for iPhone Back to Normal?

by Simon Ng on March 3, 2010

Over the weekend, if you are using Google Sync to synchronize your email on iPhone, you probably experienced a synchronization problem with Google and failed to retrieve your email. You may not aware of the problem as there is no error message shown when synchronizing the emails. But when you access your Gmail account on [...]

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What’s Next after iPad? Here is What You’ll See in 2012 and 2014

by Simon Ng on March 2, 2010

Apple announced the debut of iPhone in 2007, followed by iPhone 3G in 2008 and iPhone 3GS in 2009. And for the coming March this year, Apple is going to release an iPad.
So, what’s next after an iPad?
We have no idea. But some creative folks from Begeek.fr have extended the iPad design and suggested the [...]

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Future Generation of iPhone May Support Camera Finger Swipes

by Simon Ng on March 1, 2010

When you think a camera is just for taking photos, Apple thinks different. As revealed by Patently Apple, Apple has filed a patent application that describes an innovative concept to control iPhone (or iPad) by swiping a finger over the external camera lens. As of today, you can only control iPhone using finger gesture via [...]

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3 Free iPhone Apps for Wireless Printing

by Simon Ng on February 28, 2010

If you are one of the many folks that have a photo printer at home, you may be interested in one of the following apps: the HP iPrint Photo 2.0, the Epson iPrint, or the Canon Easy-PhotoPrint for the iPhone. All are free applications that allow you to print photos from your iPhone via Wi-Fi [...]

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