I'll iPhone You.

A blog about mostly about the iPhone, with links and discussion on other Apple products that relate to the iPhone, other smartphones, and the iPad thrown in to keep things interesting.

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Thursday May 9th 2013

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tenXer Mobile   ⇒

Another track what you do application. This one does some auto-tracking for you as well.

 

Monday May 6th 2013

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Rethinking My Apps and Home Screen   ⇒

 

Monday April 29th 2013

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Reblogged from That's No Space Station. 4 notes

Does anyone know why Google bought Motorola?   ⇒

Nope.

 

Wednesday April 10th 2013

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Status Board   ⇒

Panic has released their snazzy statusboard as an iPad application.

 

Tuesday March 26th 2013

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Apple's broken promise: why doesn't iCloud 'just work?'   ⇒

 

Monday March 18th 2013

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Loren Brichter, a High Priest of App Design.   ⇒

 

Tuesday March 12th 2013

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Automatic - Your Smart Driving Assistant   ⇒

I don’t drive, but this looks pretty cool.

 

Monday March 11th 2013

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Exclusive: super-early iPhone prototype had 5″x7″ screen and a serial port   ⇒

 

Monday February 25th 2013

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Sun — simple weather app.   ⇒

Save this to your home screen on your iPhone and enjoy a fancy HTML weather application.

 

Wednesday February 13th 2013

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nvNotes - The quickest way to create notes on your iPhone.   ⇒

Their words, not mine, but the application does look quite nice. I use SimpleNote still, but this looks promising.

 

Monday February 11th 2013

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Squarespace Note   ⇒

A simple note taking application from Squarespace. (You don’t need a Squarespace account to use it.)

 

Thursday January 10th 2013

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A month with the iPad mini.   ⇒

A fantastic review of the iPad mini, with lots of pictures.

 

Tuesday December 18th 2012

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Reblogged from Carcassonne App. 12 notes

 

Thursday December 13th 2012

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MAILBOX   ⇒

Another snazzy looking iOS mail client.

 

Friday December 7th 2012

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Clear Your Weekend Schedule - 'Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition' for iPad Hits the App Store   ⇒

 
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