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Seven (More) Reasons to Ditch Your iPhone (and AT&T)
It’s been a nasty week for iPhone users. Apple has buckled to pressure from AT&T and denied Google’s Voice application from the App Store: a nifty service that helps you consolidate phones and manage your voicemail online. More: continued here
Bikinis, Weed and Booze Top iPhone App Lifestyle Category
Time Inc., which publishes Sports Illustrated, announced that one day after launch its “SI Swimsuit 2009” iPhone app is the number-one paid lifestyle application in Apple’s App Store. The #2 and #3 apps are Ajnag’s “Cannibis” app (helps you locate medicinal marijuana collectives), and Digital Outcrop’s “Mixologist – 7900 Drink & Cocktail Recipes. More: continued…
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Cameras software alleviates your multiple camera woes
Flexibits’s Cameras preference pane helps deal with the multitude of photo-shooting devices that we all seem to own these days, by letting us choose which applications opens when a certain camera is connected. More: continued here
De-clutter your digital life with Microsoft and organizing expert
Organization expert Peter Walsh has teamed up with Microsoft to produce a series of videos to help you get your digital clutter under control, using Microsoft Office. More: continued here
Free Apps To Help You Excel at School
School can be one of the best things that ever happens in someone’s life. Or it can be the worst. There are always the teachers who think that their job is to make a student’s life miserable, the boring textbooks which are thicker than Harry Potter’s series, the never ending papers and assignments and pop…
Repair incorrect icon associations
Are the icons for certain file types incorrect on your machine — zip files appearing as disk image files, for instance? If so, this hint will help you quickly fix the problem. More: continued here
Cooliris helps showcase photos and videos
Cooliris is a super-handy browser plug-in that lets you scope out images and video content in a unique way, displaying everything in a full-screen, horizontally expanded, interactive 3-D “wall” view. More: continued here
Using iPhoto’s Places without a GPS-enabled camera
iPhoto ’09’s Places features lets you tag the location where an image was shot. But what if you don’t have a GPS-enabled camera? Here’s how you can recreate the location-tagging feature with the help of an iPhone. More: continued here
Mac News Briefs: Storyist writing software now at version 2.0
Storyist, which features word-processing and organizational features, now adds a new “collage” mode to help visualize connections between story elements, a full-screen view, multiple windows, and support for comments and bookmarks. The Sync’Em synchronization utility also saw an update, while Casio previewed a new WXGA projector due in September. More: continued here
AT&T Faces Pressure to cut iPhone Data Costs
AT&T is reluctant to offer a less expensive data plan for the iPhone because it would lose a valuable source of revenue. The current data plans are used to help offset the subsidies AT&T pays to keep the iPhone at the $200 level. The plan also offsets the cost of delivering the service. More: continued…
MacBook Pro SD slot not just for digital camera cards
Apple’s newest MacBook Pros feature built-in readers for Secure Digital flash cards. But it turns out they can do more than just help you offload your camera files. More: continued here
Warranty Hero helps track product warranties
This simple program aims to fix the problem of lost or forgotten warranties by providing you with an easy way to keep a record of purchases and warranty data. More: continued here
Review: 13-inch MacBook/2.13GHz (white)
If price plays a greater role in a shopper’s buying decisions during tough economic times, Apple’s recent updates to its entry-level laptop, the $999 white MacBook, should help push some cost-conscious consumers over the laptop-buying fence. More: continued here