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AutoStitch – My New Favorite iPhone Panorama App
Back in November of 2008, I wrote up a quick review of two iPhone panorama stitching applications – Panorama vs. Pano. Shortly after that review, Panorama changed it’s interface, but it has remained my panorama app of choice. Until tonight.
Enter AutoStitch for iPhone.
AutoStitch appears to be based on the same core technology as my favorite [...]
Voice To Text – A Google Voice Example
Amy Broghamer engaged me on Facebook a few moments ago and had a “few” questions about the Google Voice service.
Does Google email you your messages? How accurate are they at taking the spoken word to text? That is my biggest issue… that and my messages are getting cut off before I get the phone number. [...]
Twootball Falls Short Of Goal Line
When I saw the description for the Twootball iPhone App, a smile came to my face.
Twootball has one simple function – display a live stream twitter conversation about NFL teams, organized around the games for that week. The idea of sitting in front of an upcoming playoff game and easily meeting new people via [...]
Tweetie – My New Favorite iPhone Twitter App
I hate saying the name, but I love using Tweetie. Tweetie is a recent addition to the slew of Twitter applications available on the iPhone.
I’ve tried every Twitter application on the iPhone, including the favorites Twinkle, Twitterific, and Twittelator. I’ve even tried Tweetsville, TwitterFon and GPSTwit and fired off photos with Twitfire. But in the [...]
TweetGrid – A Quick Tutorial
If anything qualifies as sane technology, TweetGrid does. And since I finished this quick video, upon my request, @JazzyChad has added a “ReTweet” feature that will come in very, very handy.
TweetGrid – A Quick “How To” from respres on Vimeo.
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iPhone Weather Apps
I guess you could say that I have turned into quite the iPhone app junkie lately. It’s almost a daily ritual to check what new apps have been published on the
iTunes App Store. One of my interests is weather, and while Apple’s Weather application has a simple interface, it only provides current and forecasted temperatures. [...]
Wireless Mac Control Using An iPhone
I‘m writing this post on my Mac Pwerbook. That’s not news. I do it all the time. But since I injured my shoulder yesterday and can’t effectively use a keyboard or mouse, i’m controlling my Powerbook with my iPhone.
I’m usung Air Mouse, the clear winner in my quick search for an option that would allow [...]
StepTrackLite Confirmed That I Am Out Of Shape
2 miles into my “run” this morning, I approached an intersection, thankful to see the big red hand telling me to stop. I might have stopped anyway. I was sucking wind hard.
I hadn’t run in a long, long time. And as I took in large quantities of air, I had a brief moment of clarity. [...]
Fring Has Made Me Smile (Skype On iPhone)
One of the things I’ve been longing to do is use Skype VOIP on the iPhone. Fring is now available on the iphone and within 2 minutes of download I was using my wireless connection to talk via voice and chat with my friends on Skype. It allows you to connect to Twitter, AIM, Google [...]
TextExpander
Having been inundated with work for the last several weeks, I found myself typing the same emails over and over again as follow ups to the most common questions I get asked. “How does this <product or service> work?” “Can you send me links to your documentation?”
TextExpander has greatly simplified the task of [...]
