Igor Delovski Board

[Ike]

iKnow: 100 Best Reference Tools for Your iPhone

"Your iPhone can play games, store loads of contact information, take pic-
tures, play music, and of course make and receive phone calls. But it’s also
a valid research and reference tool, and when equipped appropriately, can
retrieve sports scores, let you make investments, check flight statuses, find
restaurants, and even tell you what you’ve got in your pantry. Here’s our
list of 100 best reference tools for your iPhone, and ones that you’ll actually
use."

[delovski]

Jabučnjak: Najkorisnije aplikacije? (CRO)

"Bilo bi zanimljivo cuti razna iskustva sa iPhoneom; koje aplikacije smatrate
da su Vam najkorisnije, za sto najvise koristite iPhone (GSM, internet, GPS)
itd."

[Ike]

Slashdot: Squeezing a Wikipedia Snapshot Onto an 8GB iPhone

"Think about Wikipedia, what some consider the most complete general sur-
vey of human knowledge we have at the moment. Now imagine squeezing it
down to fit comfortably on an 8GB iPhone. Sound daunting? Well, that's just
what Patrick Collison's Encyclopedia iPhone application does. App Store pur-
chasers of Collison's open source application can browse and search the full
text of Wikipedia when stuck in a plane, or trapped in the middle of nowhe-
re (or, as defined by AT&T coverage...)"

[delovski]

Pocket God offers case study of how to build a hit iPhone game

"The iPhone has generated more than 63,000 apps worldwide. But no one
has figured out the magic formula behind making a hit for the device.

Bolt Creative is one of the lucky iPhone app developers; it’s a case study on
how to create a hit without a lot of resources. The two-man team created
Pocket God, a cartoon-style game where you play a god ruling over the py-
gmy natives on a remote island."

[delovski]

businessinsider - 15 Things You Can Remote Control With Your iPhone

"Some of the coolest apps in Apple's (AAPL) iPhone App Store are widgets
that let you use your iPhone or iPod touch as a remote control."

[delovski]

SF - What are some “must have” iPhone/iTouch apps for IT people?

"I'm marking this question as fun so that we can also include apps that are
not necessarily useful for IT people, but that IT people might enjoy. Howev-
er, if it is more of a "fun" app, please mark your answer community wiki."

[delovski]

appadvice.com - How To: Export SMS, Voicemail, And More From Your iPhone

"For those of you who want complete access to your SMS, call log, voicemail,
media files, and more; there is a program called PhoneView. This program is
very simple to use yet very powerful."

[delovski]

reddit - The Sleep Cycle alarm clock has come to your iPhone. Cla-
ims you will never wake up tired again!

"It typically wakes me up 20-25 minutes before my normal alarm clock
wakes. While I'm not always 100% awake and refreshed when awoken,
I have yet to be woken up groggy when using it. I'm honestly impressed."

[delovski]

newmaconline.com - Apple iPhone: There’s an App for That

"Interesting facts about the iPhone, and how many applications are currently
available & downloaded at the Apple Store."

[Ike]

myPod Apps - iPhone Explorer

"Want to put your iPhone or iPod Touch in disk mode? Use an iPhone as a
flash drive? iPhone Explorer is an iPhone browser for Mac that lets you br-
owse the files and folders on your iPhone as if it were a normal USB flash
drive or pen drive. You can use the very easy drag-and-drop methods to
add or remove files and folders from the iPhone. Compatible with all iPho-
nes and iPod Touches including the new 3GS and 3.0 firmware. Works with
or without jailbreaking."