Archive for March, 2009
iPhone+ concept
Hama game controllers for iPhone
Hama anounced during CeBIT 2009 two game controllers for iPhone. One of them is a wheel-type. Watch the video:
FileAid: $6.99 app is free until March 17 [AppStore, Free]
FileAid is free until March 17. The price was $6.99.
FileAid is a file manager and viewer for your iPhone and iPod Touch. Easily copy files on your device for a quick look on the road. Copying files over to your iPhone or iPod Touch takes place wirelessly (by FTP) or via USB using DiskAid (freeware).
Quickly display or play files :
- Images (JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF and others)
- PDF
- MS Office (Word, Excel and PowerPoint)
- iWork (Pages, Numbers and Keynotes, iWork 09 not supported yet)
- Plain Text and RTF (Rich Text Format)
- Audio (MP3 VBR, AAC, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV, CAF)
- Video (standard iPhone formats : H.264, MPEG-4, 3GPP)
- Web Archives
- HTML files
Here is an AppStore
Mobile Gamepad [AppStore, Games]
Mobile Gamepad transforms an iPhone to a remote game pad you can use with desktop games.
Avaliable in AppStore (
Ancient Frog [AppStore, Games]
Ancient Frog is a unique puzzle game. The aim is to move your frog from one end of the screen to the other, to eat a delicious fly. You can only move one leg at a time, and only one foot can rest on a particular spot at a time.
Ancient Frog offers 100 levels of play, 6 species of frogs, a great variety of scenarios in addition to a relaxing sound.
Avaliable via AppStore (
Here is a demo video:
Preview Video: Vans SK8 Pool Service, acrobatic skating
SwirlyMMS 1.3 [Cydia]
Just a few hours ago new version of SwirlyMMS was released. This software enables you to receive and send MMS from your iPhone. The cahnges are mostely in design part, new user interface. It was also translated into different languages (SwirlyMMSLangPack).
Avaliable via Cydia for jailbreaked iPhones.
Cydia Store is comming
A new version of Cydia is comming soon. Here are couple words from the Saurik's letter:
"Cydia store is soon. There will be a release this week with “other stuff” (minor stuff) in it."
The first thing is the name "Cydia Store". So far it is called "Cydia Installer". This could mean that the change concerns the addition of new sections in which the applications will be placed on payment. There will be an implementation of a new system of voting and feedback, similar to th eone in AppStore.
via spazio
Polar coordinates clock for the iPhone [AppStore, Free]
PolarClock is the official polar coordinates clock for the iPhone/iPod Touch. It has arcs which extend from 0 degrees to 360 degrees as the interval (i.e. hour, min, sec) extends. The arcs reset once they reach the end of the arctic interval. It's an interesting and unique way to visualize the time and the moon!
This app is avaliable via AppStore (
You can download PolarClock as a desktop screensaver:
via pixelbreaker
Gadgets you cannot live without [Video]
BrickAvoid game [Cydia]
BrickAvoid is a new game available in Cydia, similar to Evil Touch in AppStore. The goal is to move the child, rather than take the bricks.
Preview-Video: 1 Against 100 [AppStore, Games]
Finally available xGPS 1.2 [Cydia]
The new version of xGPS is finally out. Avaliable in Cydia for jailbreaked iPhones. The biggest improvement of this version, as you know, is the support for the voice instructions.
You can watch the video of this app here and here.
Tricks: pulling money out of iPhone
To perform this effect you’ll need a small $1 bill (you can use toy money or print one out:
iPhones and iPods Banned at Gates' Home
This month's Vogue has a great interview with Mrs. Bill Gates, the lovely philanthropist Melinda Gates. The interview focuses on the Microsoft founder's better half, but there's a fun Apple rivalry moment in the piece, when the subject of the couples' kids is brought up. She says: "There are very few things that are on the banned list in our household. But iPods and iPhones are two things we don't get for our kids." Gates does admit to being swayed — a little— by Apple's smartphone, though: "Every now and then I look at my friends and say 'Ooh, I wouldn't mind having that iPhone'."
via geeksugar