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Google App for the iPhone

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I have read some of the reviews on the Google App for the iPhone over at the App store and I don’t think people quite get it.  They are blasting the app stating they can do web searches already from safari.  But the Google App does a whole lot more.  You can search your contacts, your previous searches, websites, and it provides suggestions as you type.

I have found the app to be very useful.  It has not quite found it’s way on to the front page of my iphone yet, but it is secure on the second page for the moment.

So, if you have a lot of contacts or do frequent web searches from your iPhone, then this app may be just the thing to fit the bill.  Browse to the app store and download the Google App, it’s free of charge and helps get all the google goodness to your screen that much faster.



July 14th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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The Top 5 Free Killer Apps from the iPhone App Store

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So iPhone software release 2.0 was let loose on the masses yesterday and with it came the much anticipated App store.  Apple released over 500 applications on launch day, enough to make any iPhone fan boy’s head spin.  While it is impossible to download and try every application I present to you the apps I found to be most useful, possibly leaving some gems yet to be discovered.  If you have others, leave a comment and I will try it out.  I’d love to have some apps crack the top 5.

So without much further ado I present to you my top 5 free applications from the iPhone app store.



July 11th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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AOL search on the iPhone

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AOL Search for the iPhoneAOL has introduced an interface for the iPhone to their search engine for the iPhone. It has some nice local search features and a clean interface, Press release below:

Just like sports car drivers, iPhone™ users want the best ride. Today we’re pleased to unveil in beta AOL® Mobile Search for the iPhone device.

AOL Mobile Search optimized for the iPhone is an extraordinary search engine that’s finely crafted to allow users of this brilliant device to get Better Answers, Faster™. AOL Mobile Search delivers comprehensive and more relevant search results by bringing together content from across the Web and mobile Web, as well as from Moviefone®, MapQuest®, AOL® CityGuide and other AOL services.

AOL Mobile Search for the iPhone device was designed specifically for the Apple® iPhone’s mobile Safari™ browser. By combining AJAX technology and the iPhone’s easy to use multi-touch surface, our designer Lisa Hoover and developers Alan Tai and Andrew Clarke have created a user experience that allows the richness of the Web to be delivered on a phone.

The video I’ve posted below highlights the many cool features of our new product. Or if you just can’t wait, check it out for yourself by going to search.aol.com on your iPhone . To experience the best of our new search engine, try searching for a new movie, a local restaurant or your favorite celebrity.


May 14th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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Apple releases an updated iPhone SDK

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Apple has just released a new version of the iPhone SDK Beta.

Here are the details as released by Apple:

The second beta version of the iPhone SDK is now available and includes Interface Builder, a powerful tool that allows you to visually build your interface and makes creating a UI as simple as drag and drop.
We’ve also added new sample code and updated documentation to the rich set of resources available to you in the iPhone Dev Center.

Log in to the iPhone Dev Center today and download the new version of the iPhone SDK.


March 27th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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Microsoft Office on the iPhone

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Microsoft is said to be leveraging the skills it has learned from it’s Mac Business Unit to look at creating a mobile version of MS Office for the iPhone. Microsoft will leverage it’s expertise in Active Sync technologies to create business applications that are sure to appeal to the corporate units who are looking to bring the iPhone in house.

This looks to be shaping up as an explosion of applications and development as every company wants a piece of the iPhone marketplace. 10 million phones may be an easily attainable sales figure if this is picked up on the corporate level as it looks like it is shaping up to do. I predict by this time next year that Apple will be on level playing ground with Rim as far as phones in the marketplace. I believe the adoption will be swift, and snowball as corporations adopt, developers create compelling apps, and other corporations adopt so as not to be left behind.


March 25th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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iPhone 2.0 Screen shots

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Boy Genius has posted numerous iPhone 2.0 screen shots on his web site. So, if you just can’t wait to see what Apple has in store for you, head on over to take a peak for yourself.


March 25th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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Early shots of the iPhone Appstore

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According to iPodNN
Apple may have inadvertently revealed ongoing testing of the App Store for the iPhone and the iPod touch, a popular hacking site claims. One contributor notes that while experimenting recently with the v2.0 firmware, he inadvertently managed to enter the App Store, instead of receiving the normal “cannot connect” message. Found inside were two web applications, including the well-known iPhone version of Facebook; it is speculated that Apple is doing live testing of the Store, and using placeholders in advance of the first truly native applications. Also observed in the Store were a five-star ratings system, and a series of navigation buttons which mimic those of the current Wi-Fi Music Store.


March 24th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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Lotus Notes on the iPhone

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iphone-lotus-notes.jpgNot much information is known at this time but there are rumors on the web that IBM is developing a Lotus Notes application for the iPhone.

Speculation is that IBM waited until the release of the SDK to begin development and want to release the application as quickly as possible.

There are 140 million Lotus Notes and Domino users worldwide, according to IBM, and it would be very wise for both Apple and IBM to release it faster. So far Microsoft Exchange is number one platform.


March 14th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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iPhone Software release 2.0 screenshots

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Here are a few screen shots from the soon to be released software for the iPhone. The first image shows the App Store, email Mass Delete, and Cisco Configuration. This is the first news regarding mass email delete that I have heard, it will be interesting to see what other features Apple can get in to the release. Search - cut and paste anyone??


March 14th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued
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100,000 iPhone SDK Downloads and Counting

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SDK RoadmapAfter some server issues getting the SDK delivered to potential developers, Apple is still well on it’s way to finding a thriving developer community for the recently announced SDK (Software Developers Kit).

The SDK will give large corporations and small time developers the same tools that Apple has used to create applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The SDK is free, distribution of free software will be free to the developer but if you want to sell your applications there is a one time fee of $99. In addition to the one time fee Apple will get 30% of all profits from the application sales for hosting and marketing. The SDK beta is available for download from Apple’s Web site.


March 13th, 2008 | iPhoneAppReview | 0 comments | Continued