Showing posts with label "Apple iPhone". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "Apple iPhone". Show all posts

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Download free top Apple iPhone 4, 3GS games now! (apps, gaming, review, report, update, Auckland)

When Apple has released its app store, there are quite a few little games available for purchase, but why pay for games when you can get some for free instead?
Here’s a list of top best 50 free games for the iPhone. And all of them will work with the iPhone 3G or the original iPhone.

1. Mac Gourmet


2. I Doddz


3. Durm Kit


4. Afridi


5. Mew Mew Tower


6. Cartoonizeme


7. Monkey Cracked by hexhammer


8. Up There Cracked by haxhammer


9. Lemonade


10. Hyper Cubel


11. Archibald


12. Brain Toot


13. Trapped Unded Infection


14. Allure kid moneys


15. Symbol 6 v1.0


16. S schnauzer


17. I Drum v.10.2


18. Monkey Diving


19. Xhake Shake


20. Tamagotichi Round The World


21. Gemmedl 25 Cracked by hexhammer


22. Cat Piano


23. I Stylish


24. Arcade Hoops


25. Star Jim


26. Sheep Abduction cracked by hexhammer


27. I Fart v.1.11


28. Wanted v1.3


29. Finger Mingle


30. Chop Sushi


31. Snow Ball Run


32. Dapplel


33. Photp Inspector


34. Ball X


35. I Exam


36. Looptastic


37. Tiki Towers


38. Sky Coaster


39. Bounce On


40. X-Ray Clayeman


41. I Sniper


42. Pocket God


43. Fastlane


44. Tower Bloxx


45. Ducal Treasure


46. Contraption


47. Sim City


48. Iron Man


49. Casino


50. NANO

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Apple iPhone User Group on Facebook.com, http://tiny.cc/iPUGnz (Auckland, New Zealand)


Just created a user group for Apple iPhone, call it iPug (stands for iPhone User Group, New Zealand).

I have hosted the group on facebook.com and the link is located here.

The short url for this user group is located at http://tiny.cc/iPUGnz

Feel free to join us, share with us the your latest Apple Apps discoveries.  You can even place classifieds ad for used iPhone or "wanted: used iPhone 4".  There is no limit what a user group can do for you!  Why wait? Go there and sign up now for free! Cheers!

What you do not know about iPhone 5 - Stainless Steel Scratch Resistant Body (Abby Technology Limited)

Apple patent application suggests the company is investing time and money in a new scratch-resistant and durable coating technology. The cost effective and durable nitride coatings would not only make your next Apple device scratch resistant but also leave them looking great.
In addition to providing a durable, hard surface that is both scratch and impact resistant, the nitride layer allows for the natural surface color and texture of the underlying stainless steel to remain visible to the user. It is this natural surface color and texture of the stainless steel that adds to the aesthetically pleasing appearance of the consumer electronic product, thereby enhancing the user’s overall experience.
iPhone 5 with a stainless steel body sounds feasible as iPhone 4 with a glass body proved more fragile than iPhone 3GS.  (http://tiny.cc/iPhone5)
This post is sponsored by Abby Technology Limited - Blackberry, Android Phone Repair and Apple iPhone Unlock Professional.

Friday, November 5, 2010

Apple iOS: Gmail Gets Improved Web App on the iPhone (Apps, tips, tech, news, report, Auckalnd, "Abby Technology Limited")

You don't hear much about web apps these days, but there are some that look and function so well you might forget you're using Safari. Google has been constantly improving its Gmail web interface and they've recently revamped the mobile site again. Similar to the native Apple Mail app, the mobile version of Gmail's website is designed with the iPhone touch screen in mind.


You can swipe to archive a message, and now Google has improved the scroll speed to simulate the same quick flick of the finger to jump down in the mailbox. The toolbar has been anchored to the top of the screen, a welcome reversal of a recent change that had the toolbar floating over emails.


Now that the toolbar is fixed in place, several functions can be accessed from anywhere in the web app. If you are a user of the Gmail web app and the changes don't show up on your iPhone, make sure to clear the Safari cache and reload the page.


For developers, Google has offered to post information about the HTML and Javascript methods they used to make Gmail on the iPhone behave the way it does. The company periodically updates Gmail based on user feedback and the iPhone version is no different. So far the improved version of mobile Gmail is only available in English on the iPhone and iPod touch. Apple's iPad has its own web app version of Gmail optimized for the larger touch screen.


For those who use the Gmail web app often, the easiest way to access the page is to add a webclip to your home screen. This shortcut makes it possible to tap one icon to open Safari and load mobile Gmail immediately.

This post is sponsored by Abby Technology Limited - Blackberry, Android Phone Repair and Apple iPhone Unlock Professional.

Do you know where are iPhone firmware files stored on my computer?

Apple doesn't go out of it's way to tell you where iTunes stores the firmware files it downloads before it updates your iPhone. Should you ever need to access these files, it helps to know where to find them.


Firmware files have an .ipsw extension and can be found at the following locations:


On Windows:
Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Updates


On Mac:
~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates

This post is sponsored by:  Abby Technology Limited

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Download Free Apple iPhone 3G, 3GS Wallpaper, background (Abby Technology Limited, Auckland)

Tired of using the same type of background picture or wallpaper on your dear Apple iPhone 3G or 3GS?  Look no further, you can get heaps of free and copyright-free wall paper to give a breath of life to your Apple iphone.  The link is located here.
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Top Ten Engineering Apps for Apple iPhone 3, 3GS (Auckland, New Zealand, tech, news, report)

Apple iPhone is not just good for the user to using PingChat or flirt over facebook.  Check out the ten most powerful engineering application available for your Apple iPhone.  The Link is here.

Friday, September 24, 2010

Dropbox BlackBerry Now Available for All, Android and iOS Apps Get Updates

BlackBerry/Android/iOS: BlackBerry addicts, your days of emailing yourself files are nearly numbered. File syncing service Dropbox has released its previously closed beta BlackBerry app into the open, while also giving Android and iOS users some nice new features. http://tiny.cc/DropBox


DropBox for BlackBerry offers the same kind of file access, sharing, and even media streaming that the service offers to desktop and other smartphone users. The easiest way to grab the app is to point your BlackBerry to dropbox.com/blackberry.

Android users who update their app (which recently hit the Market) will notice that Dropbox has added itself to the "Share" menu, so you can send Dropbox a file from nearly any app that lets you send anywhere. There's also a new Shortcut option for the home screen to create direct links to Dropbox folders. iOS users are getting background uploading through iOS 4 multi-tasking, along with high-resolution and HD video support and automatic offline caching.



Finally, Dropbox also created a web list of Apps that work great with the service—in other words, apps that have some kind of connection to Dropbox, whether for file grabbing or storing. It's a good place to check and see if your favorite mobile apps could become a bit more convenient.


All the Dropbox apps are free for their individual platforms. If you've got a favorite app that hooks well into Dropbox, tell us all about it in the comments.  Get it here: Dropbox Anywhere


DropBox for iPhone and iPad has just been updated to version 1.3 and you can get it now from the iTunes App Store. Like Apple’s own MobileMe iDisk, it lets you store files online and sync them locally as well. Unlike iDisk it’s lightning fast, provides versioning (like Time Machine), and does a host of other great stuff as well. New features and fixes in 1.3 include:

UI re-design with numerous visual enhancements including retina display support
File caching (no need to re-download files you’ve already viewed!)
Fullscreen landscape file viewing on iPad
Finish uploads and downloads while in the background
Create folders
Bug fix for viewing CSV and some broken HTML files

The app is free, the service is free up to 2GB and then you can pay for 50GB and 100GB options. If you try out the new version, let us know what you think. Personally, I’m not digging the new UI yet, but I’ll give it some time…