Key Ring app for iPhone lets you store all your loyalty cards at one place using bar code scanner technology.
Posts Tagged ‘iphone’
iPhone 4 vs iPhone 3GS
A comparison of iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS [ via Mahalo ]
Steve Jobs’ iPhone 4 Keynote Video
Watch the full video of Steve Jobs’ keynote at WWDC 2010 where he introduced the revolutionary iPhone 4.
The 53 Best iPhone Games
Now that I have an iPhone, I have found that I spend most of my time on the phone playing games. It’s a great platform and there are a tons of awesome games out there. The Gizmodo team has written up a great article on 53 of the best iPhone games out there. Check it out!
Bing for Mobile Comes to the iPhone
For all iPhone geeks, Microsoft has launched the free Bing application for iPhone. Some of the main features include:
- voice search;
- maps – showing multiple locations on a single map;
- Bing image of the day.
Want to know more? Check out the announcement from Microsoft and take the app for a spin.
Visiting or Living In New York? Check Out NYC Way
Whether you live in NY or plan to visit, one app you should install on your iPhone is NYC Way. It’s a free app that bundles a bunch of local NY resources into one little package. Resources include nearest WiFi hotspots, NYC coffee shops, live traffic cams, subway alerts, tourist attractions, and lots more.
How to Restore Your iPhone
Tried to Jailbreak your iPhone, but it didn’t quite work out the way you wanted? Well luckily, Apple gives you an option to go back to being legal: restore. You can restore your iPhone to factory default settings and start fresh.
How to Sync Google Calendar with iPhone
Got an iPhone? Use Google calendar? Wish you could see your Google calendar events on your iPhone? You can sync your calendar and iPhone in two ways: using the Exchange option or using CalDAV. If you already have corporate email setup with Exchange, you can read this article on how to set everything up using CalDAV.
Jazz Up MMS on the iPhone using FunMail
Before you shoot off a text message to a friend from your iPhone, consider using the free app FunMail. In a nutshell, it transforms your text message into a contextually-relevant picture that you can send via MMS. Worth checking out!
