This weeks best Apple iPhone apps

no need to switch to another app. Worth checking out if you’re routinely finding yourself befuddled by weird lookin’ words. $2.

IntoNow: It’s like Shazam for TV. Just hold up your phone to any TV show from the last five years or so (or any movie that’s been broadcasted on TV) and it’ll tell you what episode you’re watching. Crazy. Free.

Pandora: The best free music service that suggests similar artists you already like. Highly recommended, turn your Apple iPhone into a radio. Free.

Starfront Collision: Kotaku sez, “Gameloft brings StarCraft II-or at least the closest thing to it-to the iPhone with Starfront: Collision, a sci-fi real-time strategy game that works surprisingly well in such a tiny space.” YES. Free.

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Free Sophos anti-virus for Apple Mac released

November 3rd, 2010. Filed under:News. Tags: AntiVirus, Mac
Its great news for Mac users! Sophos has just released a Free anti-virus for Mac. As malware attacks on Apple computers grow, they’re now an increasingly-enticing and easy target for hackers.

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How To Enter Field Mode To Check Apple iPhone’s Signal Strength in iOS 4.1

How To Enter Field Mode To Check Apple iPhone’s Signal Strength in iOS 4.1 » My Digital Life My Digital LifeLiving Digitally and Electronically

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The Apple’s iPhone 4 poor reception issue has triggered many end users to start checking and monitoring RSSI (Received signal strength indicator) bar on their devices and if you wonder how you can track its signal strength change more accurately without relying on its 5 level bars, the field test mode embedded into iOS 4.1 should give you a better picture on how your phone react especially with different holding position while moving around.

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Apple iPhone 4 Jailbreak with JailbreakMe 2.0 [How To]

Posted by TechAugust 2, 2010

The anticipated Apple iPhone 4 jailbreak has been released as JailbreakMe 2.0. The wait is finally over and iPhone 4 can be jailbroken on iOS 4.0 or iOS 4.0.1. JailbreakMe is actually all in one solution for Apple iPhone 4 3GS 3GS and the Apple iPod Touch 3G 2G along with the Apple iPad. Any iPhone on 4.0 or 4.0.1 iOS can be jailbroken using JailbreakMe 2.0. Any iPod Touch 4.0 can be jailbroken untethered irrespective of MC Models while iPad 3.2.1 jailbreak is also possible.

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Apple Re-invents iPods

Apple went with a completely different look with the iPod Nano which boasts beautiful touch screen, but gave up the ability to play videos, and the Shuffle has gone back to a more classic design with buttons to more easily control the songs you want to play.  But probably the coolest feature of the new line of the iPods is on the new iPod Touch which is now thinner than ever and has a webcam identical to that of the iPhone 4 and allows users to Video Chat using FaceTime.  The only requirement to use FaceTime is that you must be connected to a WiFi network.  I currently have the iPhone 4 and have used FaceTime only a couple times due to the fact that not many of my friends have the iPhone 4 yet.  Hopefully with this new feature, FaceTime will become more of a relevant application and will be used much more often.

But not only did Apple release a new line of iPods, they also introduced iTunes 10 with Ping, a social music service that lets you see what your friends are listening to and you can make recommendations and comment on the music.  In its early stages, it seems as though Apple has some bugs to work out before Ping will really catch on.

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Remains of the Day: Apple Wants to Patent Spyware

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From the Tips Box: OS X Applications, Organizing Music, and Apple Software Update [From The Tips Box]

From the Tips Box: OS X Applications, Organizing Music, and Apple Software Update

Readers offer their best tips for installing applications on OS X, organizing your music library, and installing QuickTime on Windows without Apple Software Update.

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Apple Lames the iPhone

Millions of users of the Apple’s wildly popular phone just found out it no longer works with office email systems. Did Steve Jobs’ company betray its users?

What a difference a little update makes. Users of Apple's iPhone models 3G and earlier got a rude awakening at work this past week: Their phones no longer work with their office's email systems.
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