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Facebook URL Helper
The Facebook iPhone application now has an address book syncing feature that will pull in all of your friend’s profile pictures and also set up their Web site URLs as fb://somethingsomething. Chris Clark, in his infinite genius, put together a helper for your Macintosh that will redirect fb:// URLs to their proper http:// equivalent.
TeuxDeux – A simple, designy, to do app
I’ve seen TeuxDeux recommended by several blogs that I’m subscribed to over the last few weeks so I finally took a few minutes to take a look. Turns out it is exactly what it says it is, a simple, designy to do application that is definitely worth a look.
Pie Guy, a free web game for iPhone
Pie Guy is a fun game for your iPhone that is free, is installed via the Web (it is a fancy Web page), works offline, and is actually a lot of fun (works sorta like Pac-Man).
Neven Mrgan, the developer of Pie Guy, built the game – not only so people can enjoy the game – [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged css, development, game, html, iphone, javascript, neven mrgan, open-source, pie guy, programming, web app 1 Comment
Giving Instapaper a whirl
Instapaper, a read-later service by Tumblr’s Marco Arment, has been popping up in front of me for months. I’ve seen two of my friends, Justin and Jonathan, rave about it. So I thought it was time I gave it a spin.
This morning I’ve installed the bookmarklet from the site, installed the free version of the [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged apple, appstore, bookmarklet, instapaper, iphone, jonathan christopher, justin-blanton, marco arment, read-later, service 5 Comments
The official Flickr iPhone application. Stick with the mobile site.
Flickr recently released an official application for the iPhone (link opens iTunes). I agree with John Gruber, the design of the application is well done in many areas but it doesn’t feel very “Flickr-like” and isn’t as good as Flickr’s mobile site for the iPhone. My biggest gripe, besides the application crashing every few minutes, [...]
EDGE, an iPhone game I want to buy
The first iPhone game I’ve wanted to buy this badly since Rolando 1.0, Edge. I’ll be picking this up in the near future.
Weightbot, the iPhone application for dieters
If you have an iPhone and want to track your weight; get Weightbot.
Google Mobile App – search with your voice
The Google Mobile application for the iPhone now lets you search by talking.
Posted in Links Also tagged app store, google, google mobile app, iphone, search, voice recognition 3 Comments
Share contact cards with iPhone or iPod touch with Handshake
An iPhone application that I've been waiting for since the day I bought the iPhone.
Posted in Links Also tagged apple, contact cards, handshake, iphone, ipod-touch, sharing, vcard 3 Comments
Dipped in Chrome
Google's approach here is interesting. This is the first real step towards making the Web the application, and the browser just the "thing" that loads it into view.
Posted in Notes Also tagged apple, chromium, fluidapp, google chrome, microsoft, mozilla, safari, software, web browser 5 Comments
Exposure; the unofficial Flickr iPhone application
An application for the iPhone that puts Flickr in your pocket.
Posted in Links Also tagged connected flow, exposure, flickr, iphone, iphone 2.0, scott-mcnulty, tuaw 1 Comment
Review: “Times” a new feed reader
The Apple Blog reviews a new feed reader for the Macintosh.
Posted in Links Also tagged bob rudis, feed reader, macintosh, review, the apple blog, times Leave a comment
Twinkle for iPhone
Josh Lowensohn on Twinkle, a location-aware iPhone application.
An odd Safari mobile tab bug
There is an odd bug in the latest version of Safari mobile.
All Chrome all the time