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If you’re an art lover who owns an iPhone or iPod Touch, you will rejoice today as you can visit the Musée du Louvre in Paris right on your device, wherever you happen to be.
The museum just launched an iPhone app that offers a glimpse into the rich works of art and other treasures you [...]
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Apple released an updated version 3.1 of the operating system for iPhone two weeks ago which brings some great new functionality.
It also brings some not-so-great instability and bugs, it seems, certainly what I’ve experienced a couple of times since that OS upgrade.
After my iPhone just totally died for a while this evening, I tweeted [...]
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One of the great things about iPhone apps is telling everyone about the ones you like as well as discovering what your friends like.
Here’s a new service that lets you use email and social media to share your recommendations in a way that’s far more useful and effective than simply talking or tweeting about [...]
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When I connected my iPhone to my PC earlier this morning, I got a dialog to tell me that a new version of the phone’s operating system was available.
Version 3.0.1 of the iPhone OS fixes a security issue concerning text messaging (SMS) that Apple (and everyone else, it seems) saw as critical.
Here’s how Gizmodo [...]
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The Financial Times has joined the growing group of media companies offering an easy means for readers and subscribers to access the newspaper’s online content from wherever they happen to be via a bespoke app for the iPhone.
Today the FT launched its new FT mobile app for iPhone (iTunes link) that combines clean and fast [...]
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I wrote last month that iPhone is all about the apps. It’s not really about the device itself, cool though it is – it’s much more about what you can do with it.
I discovered a new one yesterday – Thomson Reuters News Pro, a free app that gives you access to a wealth of [...]
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One of the hottest apps for the iPhone is Audioboo, a free services that lets you record up to five minutes of audio on your iPhone and then publish the recording to the web.
It’s audio blogging made easy. I’ve been using it since it launched in March and love it for its simplicity and [...]
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I said that a few weeks ago: iPhone is all about the apps and I’m more convinced of that than ever.
As I was scanning the Wall Street Journal on my iPhone, I got to thinking about some of the other apps I have installed on this mobile device.
54 in total so far (click the [...]
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I used to be a paying subscriber to the Wall Street Journal, one of only two newspapers whose online content I’m willing to pay for (the other being the Financial Times).
When it came to the toss a few years ago, and a budget only for one, I stayed with the FT and dispensed with [...]
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Here’s the coolest iPhone application I’ve found so far this year – Audioboo.
What you do with Audioboo is simple: record audio on your iPhone and publish the recordings to your Audioboo account on the web, complete with your geo-location data if you choose to include that via an option on the iPhone [...]
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