July 24, 2010 
Nick 
If you enjoy photography and have more than a handful of photo apps on your iPhone 4…then this one’s for you! it’s appropriately named You Gotta See This, because it creates very cool panoramic shots in a unique way. More of a collage than one single seamless image.
Posts Tagged ‘Apple’
Get Your Free iPhone Bumper
Today Apple announced the launch of its free iPhone 4 case program. If you purchase an iPhone 4 prior to September 30, you are eligible for a free case. The program was announced July 14 when Steve Jobs took center stage to handle the overwhelming demand for answers to the iPhone 4 antenna crisis.
Flipboard For iPad…A Slick Magazine Style E-Reader
Flipboard just hit the app store yesterday and is already being garnered as the hottest magazine-style e-reader for the iPad. Flipboard aggregates content by pulling it from Web sites and delivering it to iPad’s around the world in a beautiful magazine-style layout.
Line2…A Really Useful Second Line
I have to say Line2 is a pretty cool and useful app. It’s hard to call it just an app because it really is more than that. It’s a sophisticated piece of software that allows you to seamlessly have a second line with its own number. The software is so slick that you feel like you’re using the native iPhone software.
The new app tue!
Welcome to the new app tue, a blog dedicated to cool apps made for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. We’re just like you, a bunch of guy’s that enjoy discovering the next awesome app that makes our Apple devices come to life. But like you, we like hearing about the latest hardware, software and company news out of Cupertino…so we’ll post about that stuff, too.
The New iPhone 4…worth the upgrade?
Today, Apple announced the new iPhone 4, due out June 24th and up for pre-order next week. The 16GB will cost $199 while the 32GB will be available for $299, subsidized by AT&T of course, with a new 2 year contract. It even comes in two colors – black and white models. No 64GB model and no word on a Verizon phone either.
Google Earth Hits The iPad
Tonight, Google released one of the most popular free iPhone apps – Google Earth for the iPad.
Cruising around the world on the larger touch screen is amazing. The clarity of prominent points of interest feel like you’re there. It’s Google Earth for iPhone on steroids. It will instantly become one of your favorite apps in no time.
The Impossible Game
I don’t play a lot of games on the iPhone, however, The Impossible Game has me rather addicted. It’s quite simple really; tap the screen to make the cute little orange square jump over black triangles and land on black squares as they move across the screen. Hitting triangles takes you back to the beginning of each stage.
The accompanying music makes it very fun and addicting…but this bloody game is impossible, hence the name, I guess. Luckily, you can enter a training mode while playing by tapping the flag. That will enable you to play from that point forward without going back to the beginning. Handy to learn how to get past difficult spots.
I warned you…it’s impossible, but addicting.
A Few Questions To Ponder About The iPad
Now that I’ve decided the iPad fits into my world of gadgets, I have a few unanswered questions for ol’ Steve Jobs.
The iPad Revealed….Buy or Not to Buy?
Just like when the iPhone was revealed to the world, I found myself caught up again in the hype and overwhelming expectations of the pending iPad announcement. So hyped in fact, that I had Register.com open in another browser window, ready to snap up any domain with the word “iPad” in it, as Steve Jobs announced its name. For what it’s worth, I registered iPadscribe.com. Not sure what I’m going to do with it yet.
