Archive for 'Reviews'
VoIP on the iPhone Thanks to CounterPath
For those not familiar, CounterPath produces some of the most popular SIP clients for OS X, Windows, and Linux – namely X-Lite, EyeBeam, and Bria
Full StoryiPhone Contact Capture, WorldCard Gets The Job Done
I only publish stories about iPhone apps that are compelling or change my attitude in some way. So here I am, eating my own words concerning contact capturing tools.
Full StoryiPhone calendar sharing made easy with Tungle
Tungle offers a hosted services called Tungle.me. Tungle’s service focuses on doing one thing really well, allowing you to share your availability with anyone without compromising the security of the data within your calendar.
Full StoryThe iPad is a Glorified Digital Picture Frame, Or Not
As we know, the highly anticipated iPad has been called many things including a big iPhone that can’t make calls, iPod Touch Maxi, a dumbed down laptop, a Kindle on steroids
Full StoryGoober Networks VoIP and Instant Messenger for iPhone
Goober VoIP for the iPhone allows users to make local and international VoIP calls for significantly less money than their carrier would charge, saving up to 90 percent on all phone calls, with costs [reportedly] as low as $0.01 a minute.
Full StoryWorldCard Contacts for iPhone: Misstep or First Step?
My expectations may have been too high leading into this review. I was hoping that WorldCard Contacts would provide an overlay to the iPhone native Contacts application
Full StoryHeadquarters For iPhone; A Vastly Superior Basecamp App
Headquarters is not only the best Basecamp application I’ve used, it is one of the best iPhone productivity applications I’ve used. It has replaced the vast majority of the native or web based Basecamp apps I use.
Full StoryCreate Storyboards on your iPhone with StoryPages
Storyboarding is relatively new to the business field, but I’ve noticed a number of firms [literally] tearing a page from the playbook of screenwriters and film producers to more effectively communicate ideas, plans, and new programs.
Full StoryManage Time, Tasks & Projects On iPhone With iTimeSheet
iTimeSheet functions best when you use it in the designed manner. Moreover, to make truly effective use of the application, you need to take some time to initially set up your list of clients, projects, and tasks.
Full StoryDon’t Eat That: An iPhone Application Success Story
Dwayne Ratleff is an average kind of a guy; but also someone who had a simple vision – how to make it easier to understand food packaging labels.
Full StoryiPhone Business Card Scanning Apps Urge You To Say Goodbye To The “Binder o’ Cards”
A single, consolidated address book has been an alluring promise going back as far as the original Palm Pilot. This rise of the smartphone in North America, triggered most recently by the iPhone has brought us a good deal closer to that dream.
Full StoryRemoteTap; Innovative Remote Desktop Management Solution for iPhone & Macs.
RemoteTap from ReadPixel is specifically designed for iPhone-to-Mac connections and because it has a narrower focus, the creators were able to provide some very innovative features.
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