So first off I downloaded the app from the Wiki2Touch Repo in Installer. Then launch the app and it tells me that I need to install the data base, which they have a nice instruction page for. I clicked the link (on my main pc) to start the wiki database download… woah! almost 4gb big! That took a little over an hour to download, on my cable internet. Then once it finished, my WinRAR popped up (WinRAR = WinZIP) and asked me if I wanted to extract the files, which I clicked yes… whoops. 2 hours later when it finished extracting, I realized I wasn’t suppose to do that. (I am a guy, I tend to avoid instructions…) Once I re-read the instructions I realized they have a tool for your PC that takes the file you downloaded and ‘indexes’ it for you. So I started up that tool and away it went… untill 2 hours later (yeah it was still running after 2 hours) it crashed my computer. :-\ I have a decent computer, I was running a few other apps at the time, but nothing to stress the computer, but everything froze and I had to start the process over. So I gave up. Besides, if you want this app on your iPhone and working, that means you have to give up 4 gigs of memory that could be used for songs/movies… And I don’t think the wikipedia will get me through long days at work, like listening to music does.

Since I do not need to be a walking Wikipedia, I decided I wasn’t going to waste another 2-3 hours of my life on this app. If you have got it working, please comment!

This native iPhone app is an offshoot of “Services” by Chris Hoffman. The app expands on services by adding some more options and focusing on being a complete preferences replacement. After installing BossPrefs? you should be able to remove Customize, SMBPrefs, and Settings icons from your desktop. With the new dock, you can add any icon you want to the dock. Also, bossprefs has a plugable interface so you can create a plugin for any app you want to toggle yourself.

Changes 1.62

• Fixed issue with cooperability with Categories. On 1.61 if you ran “fix permissions on userdir” your categories apps no longer could hide icons. The problem is solved on 1.62 but the damage is not undone. You will need to empty and recreate your categories to fix (sorry).
• Upped limit of dock icons from 20 to 80 (you guys know the dock scrolls, right?).

• Price: FREE! Snapture is 100%, absolutely FREE. We love making great software and we hope that you’ll support us through donations. Please help us fund future projects. We’ve got some great ideas to taking iPhone photography to the next level, but we really need your help.
• Easy Self Photo: One of the most annoying aspects of the iPhone’s Camera app is the fact that you have to tap a tiny button in order to snap a photo. This makes it extremely difficult to try and take a photo of yourself. With Snapture, taking ‘Self’ photos is easy! Simply tap anywhere on the iPhone screen or use the volume button to take a photo.
• Digital Zoom: With Snapture, you don’t have to worry about stepping forward or backwards to get the perfect shot. Our 3x max digital zoom slider helps you frame exactly what you want in your shots.
• Burst Mode: Taking photos with a camera phone is inherently difficult because you really need a steady hand. With Snapture’s fast and slow burst modes, you can capture three frames in a row to make sure you get that perfect shot.
• Multiple Image Sizes: Snapture lets you take photos in three different sizes: Large (1600×1200), Medium (1280×960) and Small (960×720).
• Color Modes: With Snapture you can take photos in either Full Color or Grayscale color modes.
• Timer: Turn-on the timer to delay photo taking by 5 seconds. Just enough time to join in on group shots.
• Toggle Auto Rotation: The basic iPhone Camera app will not let you take a photo upside down. Photos are rotated automatically even if you’re an advanced user trying to take a creative shot. With Snapture you can turn Auto Rotation off should you desire.
• Silent Mode: Take photos without disturbing anyone by turning off audible feedback.
• Use Leveler: The use leveler provides a visual aid for taking photos at different angles.

Note: You have to leave the RemoteNote app open on your iPhone while you are editing it with your computer.

You can find the app in Installer under toys and is availible from BigBoss’ source. To actually use this you are required to purchase a phone card from one of the providers, SpoofCard or Phone Gangster, but there is a Free Sample Call, for the first time. Open the app up and tap settings on the top right, then select Free Sample from the provider list. Enter your phone number and area code, select the voice changer option you want, then tap Back. Tap the top number area and enter in the number you want to call, to select a contact, tap the contacts area (this option is very well implemented!) and select the contact’s number you want.

The second number entry area is for the number you want to apear on the persons phone you are calling, works best if you are calling a number that they would have saved on their phone, so when they receive the call they see that persons name show up and not just a number. Once both numbers are in place, tap call, if you get a popup about recording you can tap no, or go setup an account. Then the app will contact the provider with the info you entered, and the screen will tell you to answer the phone when they call you, tap answer when you receive the call and start listening. Once you answer it will start ringing the number you dialed. Once the person answers your call, you wont be able to tell that your voice is being masked, but it is! there is about a 3 second delay between the time you say something and the time they hear it.

SpoofCard is the only provider that offers recording and voice changing, they were also gracious enough to give us a few free cards to do this review! Thanks Spoofcard!

All in all a very fun app and very well designed. Kudos to the programmer! Screenshots below, and comment with how your prank calls went!