Tap the Photos application. Select your Camera Roll or the photo album with the photos you want to share. Tap the Share icon in the lower left corner of your iPhone display. Tap the Share icon (left) to select multiple photos (right) Now tap the photos you want to email. Selected photos show a red…
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Freeverse Unleashes Fairy Detector /Game for iPhone
Users shake their iPhone to activate the iPhone and then use the camera to “scan” the area around them. Fairy Trails App then reveals the fairies and butterflies that can’t be seen with the naked eye, and users tap them to collect them in a jar. The more collected, the more power your detector has…
Adrenaline Golf Online Offers Support for High-End iPhone 3GS Graphics
Adrenalin Golf Online features 72 holes spread across four courses, a real-time physics engine, and three game modes: Classic; Star Hunter, in which players must collect stars before unlocking a hole; and Crazy Challenge, where players can’t exceed a certain number of strokes to complete a course. Online play is included, and players can affect…
Analyst: iPhone to Go Multi-carrier Next Year in U.S.
Apple’s combination iPod and smartphone is currently available only through AT&T in the United States, limiting the number of users to because many consumers aren’t interested in switching to the carrier. Offering the iPhone through multiple carriers could let Apple expand its iPhone user base even more because fewer people would have to switch carriers…
Life on The Internet, Aiding and Abetting with an iPhone
Life on the Internet can be great. Apple gives us magnificent tools and apps. Others jump in with their apps and services like Twitter and Facebook. However, with all things human, balance, not excess, is vital for a great life with Apple products. Unfortunately, there are so many sources of information and so many people…
Chess Database for iPhone Showcases 500,000 Games [UPDATED]
Splash PageThis program is intended for serious chess fans who are familiar with the game, its players, and nomenclature, such as the Encyclopedia of Chess Openings (ECO). Once you have a goal in mind, such as studying the games of, say, Alexander Alekhine, or the games he played against specific other players, say, Max Euwe,…
Untangle Calendar Syncing on Your iPhone
Sync via iTunes This is the oldest, tried and true method of syncing. Syncing is done via a wired connection between your iPhone and your Mac. Calendars in iCal are synced with the Calendar app on your iPhone. To use this option, connect your iPhone to your Mac, using the Dock connector cable, and launch…
Verizon's MiFi: The Best iPhone (and Mobile Mac!) Accessory
The SpeedThe first thing I’ll say is that the speed isn’t really the most important feature of this device for me, then I’ll go on to explain why I’m wrong in that assertion. In comparison to your DSL or Cable connection, the MiFi will almost always lose, but it almost always wins against AT&T’s 3G…
The 'Every Other Year iPhone Club'
I bought the original iPhone as week after it was first introduced in 2007. (Yes, I paid $600 for it back then and no, I did not feel “cheated” when Apple dropped the price a few months later.)I instantly fell in love with my iPhone. I use it dozens of times a day and count…
Special Report: Living with iPhone 3GS (AKA Episode #88)
It turns out the delay may turn out to be a blessing. You see, when I wrote my (much shorter) review for the Houston Chronicle I had only been using the new iPhone 3GS for a couple of days. And while I still agree with everything I said in that review, I now know a…
iPhone: Smaller Camera Roll, Faster Backups
To reduce your Camera Roll size, do this: Connect your iPhone to your Mac and launch iPhoto. Select your iPhone in iPhoto’s Devices list. Click Import All Click Delete Originals after the photo import completes. Deleting extra photos can speed up iPhone backups.Windows XP users can import and delete photos from their iPhone with the…
TMO Interviews Em Software: Perils of the Niche iPhone Developer
Ryland: I guess, when the iPhone SDK was released last year, we were looking to move on to other markets. Our idea was to look at replacing hardware that the iPhone is going to replace – for example graphing calculators. And my junior partner is a math and graphics programming whiz, so he did the…
TMO Interviews Vito Tech: iPhone Apps, From Russia with Stars
Erika Torazzina, Head of Business Development, Vito Technologies TMO: Tell me about the Vito technology developers and where they are. Torazzina: The founder, who is Russian, and a few other staff are in Alexandria, Virginia. But the development team is based in Novosibirsk, Russia. It’s the capital city of Siberia and is the third largest…
TMO Interviews Double Encore: Boosting the Nextgen iPhone Developers
TMO: We’re here on the second level of Moscone West, in front of the giant windows, chatting with CEO Dan Burcaw and his new partner, Joe Pezzillo from Boulder, Colorado. Dan, I’ll start with you. How many companies do you work with at Double Encore? Dan Burcaw, CEO of Double Encore Burcaw: It’s about a dozen.…
TMO Interviews Will Shipley: Delicious Library for the iPhone
TMO: So tell me about the new iPhone app for Delicious Library. Shipley: It’s really quite simple. It’s a “read-only” app. By that, I mean that you can’t make any changes to Library data from the iPhone app. All you can do is see the information But it’s rock-solid stable and displays the data beautifully,…
TMO Interviews: Pleasant Software's Eberhard Rensch Talks iPhone Apps
TMO: How did you get started in iPhone development? Rensch: I have been developing software for the Mac for over 20 years. Mainly, I was doing contract work, writing specialized software for businesses. When the iPhone came out, I got my hands on one right away and knew I wanted to program for it. But…
TMO Interviews Andrew Stone: Developing For the iPhone for 20 Years
We’re here at Moscone West with Andrew Stone of Stone Design Software located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Andrew StoneTMO: Mr Stone, let’s talk about all things Mac and iPhone software at Stone Design. Stone: What I think’s interesting is that, in fact, I was getting into the iPhone twenty years ago [laughs] with the NeXT computer.…
Apple has the Obligation to Approve iPhone Apps
Schools dictate that adults in a position of trust are held accountable for their interaction with children. Federal agencies set standards for effectiveness, safety, labeling and health claims of food and drugs. Also, the air we breathe and water we drink. Local health departments set standards for food handling in restaurants. Federal and state agencies…
iPhone Game EatWillGrow Posts High Scores to Twitter
EatWillGrow (US$0.99) uses Twitter’s search engine to save scores — each tweet includes a screenshot of the game’s last moment, the player beaten, and the point difference between the two scores. Players can view most recently tweeted scores or all-time high scores; the game only finds scores sent directly from it, minimizing the chances of…
iPhone, Android See Strong Gains in AdMob Metrics
The research firm noted that the Android and iPhone application stores “have significantly influenced this growth”: more than half of traffic requests from both platforms in March came from applications. Looking at growth since the launch of the Android Market last November, AdMob said Android requests were up an average of 47 percent per month,…
Indigo 4 Automation Server Adds iPhone Support
Version 4 improved the Web-based interface, the built-in Web server now supports RESTful Web APIs, the system offers folder management for organizing devices, and Bonjour and AppleScript support was improved. Indigo 4 also added support for the INSTEON IR-Linc Transmitter, I/O-Linc, and Motion Sensor hardware modules.Indigo is now also available in Lite and Pro versions.…
iPhone Reversi Games: A Bunch of Losers
Unfortunately, none of these apps are worth their cost. And I say this knowing that several of the versions cost nothing at all. To be fair, I didn’t assess all the different Reversi games in the App Store; rather, I selected 4 that appeared to be representative. Perhaps I overlooked some gem. But I doubt…