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What makes a application for the iPhone worth dropping twenty dollars on? For some, it might be a game that will be entertainment for hours. Others might find a productivity program that keeps a person on schedule and clients happy well worth dollars spent. Another reason might be because it saves your life. Wha?! Seriously, …
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If your following me on Twitter… you know that I post a lot of things that I read. And those post come out what seems like 24/7. You may have also noticed that I do not use any kind of service to post my tweets later – everything is real time. This is possible via …
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The big difference between Touch and the iPhone is accessibility. For the Touch, you must have access to a wireless (WiFi) network, which means no Internet from your broken down car out in the middle of Deliverance, USA. There are, fortunately, lots of wireless hotspots throughout the country, but most (Starbucks, Barnes & Noble, airports) …
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QuickOffice just updated their QuickOffice, an app for creating and editing documents and spreadsheets on the iPhone. Adding just a few new features has moved this application onto my first screen and getting used every day. I did a walk through of QuickOffice when it was first released. A couple negatives for me was QuickOffice’s …
One of my ‘new’ most used iPhone app isn’t an app that runs on my iPhone. I snap pictures of everything I do about my work day. While images of co-workers or a view can be used as is or is easily cropped – that isn’t the case when I snap a picture of a …