as an avid Squeezebox-user, I’ve no idea how I could have missed this gem for so long: iPeng lets you use our iPhone to control your Squeezbox (or boxes, if you’ve several spread across the house). hands down the best way to browse a large local music-library or subscription-services napster & rhapsody [which of course [...]
AutoStitch is an absolute must-have-app for any iPhone-user who’s into panorama-shots:
AutoStitch iPhone is the first automatic image stitcher for the iPhone. This application unleashes the power of your iPhone’s camera to create wide-angle views and panoramas with any arrangment of photos.
it’s really easy: just shoot a series of photos using the normal camera-app (tip: to [...]
from my friends at codeon (part of Super-Fi-Group) comes ‘Bank Panic’ (iTunes AppStore Link), the iPhone-game for enervated bankers in times of financial crisis:
Classic LCD game gone iPhone! Save bankrupt brokers as they are jumping out of windows during the financial crisis by moving your player to their point of impact.
Resembling the look and feel of old [...]
ok, this is the last one, I promise
…but it’s really worh it – PDAnet (available through Cydia on jailbroken phones, for free) seems to be the ultimate iPhone-tethering-app so far. since I’m on the road for the rest of the week I thought I might as well give it a try…
unlike previously mentioned solutions, [...]
iPhoneModem zsrelay (not to beconfused with the iPhoneModem which goes for 10$, mentioned before!) is yet another tethering app for the iPhone. it’s free, it comes with a Mac-client, and it’s a one-click solution (once it’s configured). like the other tethering apps, it’s basically a SOCKS-proxy…
one big inconvenience the iPhone 3G shares with its predecessor, is Apple’s (or AT&T’s?) apparant decline to allow its use as a 3G-modem for your laptop. of course there was NetShare, a proxy-application shortly available through AppStore, until Apple pulled the plug (I had no chance to install it, of course). meanwhile there are at [...]
Amazon’s the latest iPhonized webapp I accidentally ran into… there are some flaws though…f.e. while you can certainly buy products while on-the-go, it’s not possible to maintain your wishlist for future consideration. deep-links to products on the amazon-mainpage aren’t redirected to the mobile version, which I think they should.
interesting that – though the iPhone does [...]
since Google brought the blessings of IMAP to Gmail, I’m regularly using the iPhone mail-client on-the-go (on Symbian-phones, the java-based Gmail-client still outperforms the iPhone easily, if only for search-features and conversion of attached documents).
so I was following some incoming contact-requests and was happily surprised that XING has customized their business-focused social network for the [...]
Googler Dolapo Falola has spent his 20% self-allocated time improving the mobile version of Google Reader, especially tinkering with the iPhone-ized app, which is easily the most comfortable way to read feeds on the go – thx! all important features (sharing & starring items, tags) are accessible through the top navigation and the app is [...]
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