Reading Darrell’s recent post 7 iPad Habits of Highly Effective Remote Workers prompted me to look more closely at how I can really do work on my iPad. I have to admit, I’m still not convinced that the iPad will be my laptop replacement. However, with the help of the Apple wireless keyboard and some other peripherals and apps, it can come close. Here are some tips to make your iPad work-worthy. 1. Make audio calls via VoiP. Audio calls via Skype on the iPad work like a dream. Just plug in the earbuds that you usually use for your iPhone, fire up the Skype app and make your audio calls. There are other VoiP apps that will work on the iPad without charging fees, such as Viber, but they require that the other person also has the same software on her device. You can even use Google Voice on the iPad,  albeit Read More

Reading Darrell’s recent post 7 iPad Habits of Highly Effective Remote Workers prompted me to look more closely at how I can really do work on my iPad. I have to admit, I’m still not convinced that the iPad will be my laptop replacement. However, with the help of the Apple wireless keyboard and some other peripherals and apps, it can come close. Here are some tips to make your iPad work-worthy. 1. Make audio calls via VoiP. Audio calls via Skype on the iPad work like a dream. Just plug in the earbuds that you usually use for your iPhone, fire up the Skype app and make your audio calls. There are other VoiP apps that will work on the iPad without charging fees, such as Viber, but they require that the other person also has the same software on her device. You can even use Google Voice on the iPad,  albeit Read More

Reading Darrell’s recent post 7 iPad Habits of Highly Effective Remote Workers prompted me to look more closely at how I can really do work on my iPad. I have to admit, I’m still not convinced that the iPad will be my laptop replacement. However, with the help of the Apple wireless keyboard and some other peripherals and apps, it can come close. Here are some tips to make your iPad work-worthy. 1. Make audio calls via VoiP. Audio calls via Skype on the iPad work like a dream. Just plug in the earbuds that you usually use for your iPhone, fire up the Skype app and make your audio calls. There are other VoiP apps that will work on the iPad without charging fees, such as Viber, but they require that the other person also has the same software on her device. You can even use Google Voice on the iPad,  albeit Read More

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You could call it a temporary price drop instead of a procrastination sale (which ends whenever they remember to end it), but that would be far too boring — and the developers over at One Man Left are really anything but boring. Tilt to Live has become one of my favourite iPhone games (definitely beating out Minigore for play time), and you can currently pick it up for 50% off of its usual $1.99 asking price. The game is also scheduled to see some new game modes this April (news via TouchArcade), with the promise of even more modes and weapons in future updates. So go lift the cushions in your couches and check all of the pockets in your winter clothes before you put them away and use that extra moolah to buy yourself a super cheap copy of Tilt to Live [iTunes link]. Read More

In Moon Drop you have one mission: Colonize the Moon!  To accomplish this mission you are in charge of landing sets of “pods” safely on the moon.  The controls are simple: you touch the screen to slow down or change the direction of the the landing pods.  So by touching under the pods this will thrust them straight up and touching the sides will effect their flying direction. The pods have green indicator lights that change to red to warn you of a pending disaster. During gameplay there are two indicators located on the top of your display. The “POP” is your current score.  The scoring system is broken down into three categories: pods landed, target bonus, and group bonus. Also represented are three astronauts which are the number of lives you have during gameplay. The game starts out nice and easy, but, as you progress, the difficulty level increases.  As the wave numbers increase, the game Read More

[The atlas has nothing to do with the case -- it just made a nice, almost lunar background] The folks at Griffin weren’t kidding about this case: I’ve looked at it from every angle and I haven’t seen a single thread anywhere. I don’t know how they did it. All I see is an ultra thin, matted plastic plate with an astronaut holding a boombox, presumably made by some design company somewhere. It would look great on a t-shirt [Click on any of the pictures to see a larger view] It’s funky, it’s delicious Thinking about the Funkalicious iPhone case as a designer Tee is actually a perfect fit: it ‘s something that ‘s supposed to look and feel good, and provide minimal protection should you decide to lie down on something sharp (but not too sharp). Threadless probably put it best when they described the case as a “snap-on shell Read More

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Just last week James was considering all of the ways to get text input on a tablet. But many of those approaches can or should apply to our handsets as well. So when I saw Michael Connick’s tweet and blog post on QuickVoice Pro, I had to take a look at the iPhone app. With it, you record a voice message to your iPhone and the application will create a textual e-mail from your speech. After watching the video demo, I dropped $0.99 for the app (iTunes link) — I risked the buck, so you don’t have to ;) — and gave it a try. The QuickVoice Pro interface is simple with only two buttons: Record and Play. You don’t have to send your messages to anyone, so this could double up as a personal memo recorder as well. Once you’ve completed recording your speech, you can email the actual audio file Read More

By Arron Hirst on November 5th, 2009 Retronyms releases an update to Recorder for iPhone that adds ability to actually record audio from within phone calls! There have been many recorders on the App Store since it’s debut. From nFinity’s Quick Voice to BIAS’ Pro Recorder and Polar Bear Farm’s sleek looking Record. But although they all do the job in recording background noise, spoken memos and notes, not one has introduced the one feature you’d expect, phone call recording. Today, in what could be seen as a controversial move by some, the guys at Retronyms (also the people behind the iPhone music mixing studio Dopplerpad) have done just that. They have successfully integrated the ability to record audio from a phone call, straight from within their app ‘Recorder’. The new feature comes in the form of a separate in-app purchase, and each full hour of recording will cost you $1.99. Read More

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By Rene Ritchie, Sunday, Sep 6, 2009 | Every week a few of us from team TiPb, bloggers and forum crew alike, will bring you our current favorite, funnest, most useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they’re iPhone (or iPod touch) related, they’re fair game. So who’s on deck this week and what are our picks? Find out after the break! The game is a FPS in the Middle-East theater. You play a marine who is sent on numerous missions to take-out the bad guys. The frame rate is smooth and there are a few different usable control options. This game has good AI with enemies hiding and using strategy to get you. There is a promised multiplayer mode coming soon, we can only hope that it is Internet-based play. If you are Read More

[appreview] title=Quick Voice Pro image=http://gigapple.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/appicon_quick_voice_pro2.png price=$0.99 url=http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=285877935&mt=8 rating=bronze [/appreview] By converting your voice messages into text e-mails, Quick Voice Pro could be a time-saving boon for busy iPhone owners. Empowered by our emails, tweets, IM conversations, and blogs, we’ve become modern-day information conduits. We collect knowledge, then discharge it into the ether, spurting out a constant fountain of fact, fiction and entertainment. Quick Voice Pro is a new tool that could make sharing your thoughts even easier. The app converts audio recordings into text-based e-mails, using an online voice-recognition system. If there’s a thought on the tip of your tongue, Quick Voice Pro immediately accommodates: The app loads up in a snap and is ready to record from the off. You’re able to open the software, blurt out whatever is on your mind, and get it converted, all in a short amount of time. The layout of the app is incredibly Read More

05.07.09        App Score: 8/10    nFinity is using QuickVoice, a voice recorder for Macs and PCs,  as a lure to nab buyers for its new  iPhone version called QuickVoice PRO Recorder. QuickVoice is usually $15.00 but it’s free with when you buy the $0.99 app. What you want is a voice recorder that delivers decent audio and does everything a virtual voice recorder can do, that much is a given. Add the ability to transfer files via iTunes, Wi-Fi or email, and you’ll move up a notch on the ladder. Now, throw in a free desktop app, and you might be on to something. That’s what QuickVoice PRO Recorder aims to do, although not as well as some apps. Shuttling your voice recordings between handheld and desktop and voice mailing them aren’t that much of a big deal. Several apps feature similar capabilities such as Griffin Tech’s iTalk Read More

There are currently tons of voice recording applications available at the App Store, so it can be extremely difficult to find the one that best suits your specific needs.  Since we can’t make the decision for you, the best we can do is offer up some intriguing options and today we came across one very intriguing option. QuickVoice Pro Recorder contains the same laundry list of features of its free little brother QuickVoice Recorder, including the ability to record, stop, and save at the touch of a single button, adjust recording qualities, flip-mode for the addition of a microphone for iPod touch users, and even the ability to email your recordings, but the big difference between the two applications is the amount of data you can send.  QuickVoice Recorder offers the ability to send up to 1MB of voice recordings via email.  QuickVoice Pro Recorder on the other hand, allows you Read More