Archive for December, 2009
Part 2; Top 10 Predictions for 2010; iPhone, Smart-phones And Lots of Apps
In part 1 of “Top 10 Predictions for 2010; iPhone, Smart-phones And Lots of Apps” we took a look at the mobile landscape for 2010 and the impact of iPhone, Android, Windows Mobile and the expansion of the mobile app market.
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Top 10 Predictions for 2010; iPhone, Smart-phones And Lots of Apps
Like many before me I have my own thoughts and predictions for 2009 and agree that the rapid change experienced in last six months of 2009 will further accelerate in 2010 as companies come out of the recession and start to invest in IT infrastructure.
Full StoryDragon Dictation for iPhone – Physical Keyboards Are Becoming Obsolete
The new Dragon Dictation app for iPhone will increase my reliance on this method of content development and high-velocity messaging. This app provides near-flawless transcription execution in a simple application that serves only one purpose – to capture your voice as text and send it on its way.
Full StoryExpense Reports On The Fly With Mobile Receipt for iPhone
Mobile Receipt is a well designed, single purpose application. It collects your receipts, permits the categorization into expense reports, and generates the expense reports for you.
Full StoryLexi-Comp for iPhone; A Pharmacist’s Reference Library & Best Friend
Lexi-Comp has built a loyal following in the medical field serving the needs of advanced practice nurses, dentists, nurses, pharmacists and physicians with their wide variety of applications.
Full StoryiPhone Battery Weakness: fueltank UNO Opens The Door To New Computing Scenarios
iPhone’s battery issues are well-known and if you feel like they might as well have shipped a lemon battery with it, you’re not alone. I’m pretty fortunate (as an iPhone user); much of my day I’m anchored to a desk or in a car. But when I travel I barely make from point to point so I often wonder how true road warriors are getting along with iPhone.
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