Friday Night Movie Night: Everyday Looper
March 5, 2010 by
ScreenRecorder
March 5, 2010 by
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Available In: Cydia |  |
Price: $1.99 |
ScreenRecorder is simple little app that captures video of your screen. Just load the app and hit record, then load the app you want to record. ScreenRecorder runs in the background. Once you’re done recording, you have to go back into the ScreenRecorder app to stop the recording. The developer warns of not recording over about 45 seconds due to memory issues and then crashing. You can view the videos from the app but not in your camera roll. This means you have to SSH off the videos to then upload them to a online service. From my tests, it’s not a very high frame rate but better than nothing. There is also no audio.
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Test Video
iPhone Commercial – Family Travel
February 23, 2010 by
iPhone Commercial – First Step
February 23, 2010 by
Apple recently released “First Step,” an iPhone commercial displaying the ability to take, send and play video as well as the ability to conference call with ease.
“My son started walking the other day. Which was amazing. So I recorded it. Sent it to everyone, right away! Then we all jumped on the phone at once to talk about it. Which was kinda amazing too! We would never have shared all that without the iPhone.”
Friday Night Movie Night: Flashback
February 19, 2010 by
Friday Night Movie Night: Vertical Scrolling
February 19, 2010 by
Gameloft Releases “Brothers in Arms 2” Trailer
February 18, 2010 by
Gameloft has released a trailer for their upcoming game Brothers in Arms 2: Global Front. The game is set to hit the App Store on Monday, February 22nd. No info on pricing yet but, Brothers In Arms® Hour of Heroes had a launch price of $9.99. Check out the trailer video below.
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iPad App Previews
February 17, 2010 by
With the SDK available for the iPad, developers are coming up with some great designs for apps. Here are a few I’ve found so far. Let us know if you’ve seen any others!
1Password
Wired Magazine
Safari
G5 Entertainment Releases Supermarket Management
February 17, 2010 by
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Available In: App Store | |
Price: Free Lite Version or $2.99 |
G5 Entertainment, the developers of Supermarket Mania and Stand O’Food, have released a new application, Supermarket Management.
“Supermarket Management is a mile-a-minute time-management game, and follows Kate, a recent college graduate, as she builds her career in a grocery store. From keeping customers happy and shelves stocked, to hiring and supervising employees as a manager, Supermarket Management challenges players at every step. As Kate’s responsibilities increase from low-level tasks to managing multiple stores, Supermarket Management becomes more complex.
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Apple Opens YouTube Channel, Posts iPad Video and Keynote
January 30, 2010 by
iPad (Tablet) Keynote Video Now Available on Apple.com
January 27, 2010 by
Today’s Keynote is now available on Apple’s website. Total run time is about an hour and a half.
ProSwitcher – Palm Pre-styled Application Switcher
January 24, 2010 by
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Available In: Cydia | |
Price: Free |
Backgrounder is a really great hack for the iPhone. It lets you keep an application running in the background even when you hit the home button to close it. This is great for apps like Pandora and other music apps or anything else you might want. The annoying part for me has always been moving around between those apps. Usually I just use the search to find them because I have so many pages of apps I don’t want to scroll around looking for them. One newer feature of backgrounder displays a badge on the icon of the apps running in the background so you know what’s still running. Now with all of that said, a new app helps streamline all of this called ProSwitcher.
This app has a ton of customization that I could talk about all day but I’ll tell you the main point and you can mess with settings. Basically what it does is when you activate it from one of it’s many ways, it zooms out of the app, kinda like the way multiple webpages display in Mobile Safari, and you can flick left and right through what’s running. It also triggers the app you’re currently in to run in the back ground. Here’s some screenshots and a quick video demo. The apps free so check it out and if there’s something you don’t like, make sure you check all the features and options ’cause a lot of it can be changed.
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Loren Brichter Explains How He Created Tweetie
January 23, 2010 by
I used to be a HUGE fan of Tweetie until Tweetie 2. Some of my favorite features were removed like the dark theme and I don’t really like the new retweet feature and the quote feature only lets you use “via” instead of “RT”. Anyway, this is a really kewl video from the developer speaking at Standford University back in May of 2009. It’s a kewl inside view to app developing and more support for why some apps should be paid and not free. Oh, and be prepared, it’s 30 minutes long.
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