What else could probably come as an iPhone application? It’s a gaming platform, an e-book reader, a flashlight, a virtual beer, and now the iPhone has just become a free dictionary as well with the release of Dictionary.com’s iPhone app. So , now you have a handy dictionary minus the bulky form of a pocket dictionary that we use to know. [Read more…] about Dictionary.com Comes as a Free iPhone App
Originally posted on April 8, 2009 @ 1:41 pm
When Google Docs mobile was launched last year, I was pretty much excited to try it out using my iPhone. Unfortunately, the service didn’t have too much to offer since it was a browse-only service. I stopped using it since then. Perhaps realizing the shortcomings of its mobile Google Docs service, Google has finally introduced some sort of “editing” features to Google Docs, but only for spreadsheets.
Actually the new feature was the addition of a List View which facilitates viewing, editing, sorting, and filtering of your spreadsheets on your iPhone and other supported mobile devices including the G1 Android Phone, iPod devices and Nokia S60 devices.
This is certainly a nice feature especially if you are sharing and collaborating on spreadsheet files. Now, you can easily edit a spreadsheet file anywhere you are, using your mobile phone. Even better is the fact that your friend or colleague who are sitting in front of their PCs at home or in the office will immediately see the edits you’ve made.
Hopefully, we get the same feature on Google document files as well.
Originally posted on February 16, 2009 @ 11:04 pm
The most common dilemma for iPhone and iPad users is how to download torrents on iOS. Not being able to download torrents is one of the biggest drawbacks to owning an iOS device. In this age of remote connectivity, torrents are the best way to share, download, and upload large-sized data files via the internet. It is practical, reliable, and fast.
A few years back Apple banned all torrent clients on their devices. Since then, it has been unclear if the ban has been lifted or not. The easiest, but not exactly the best, way to download a torrent to an iOS device is thru jailbreak. But, this is the least advisable option. Fortunately, torrenting is not entirely impossible for iOS users, there are still ways to download torrents on iOS. [Read more…] about How to Download Torrents on iOS
The recent talk of the business world is Apple’s record-breaking sales and profit for its latest quarter, which ended December 27, 2014. That’s an $18.04 billion profit topping the previous record of $16 billion held by Gazprom in the first quarter of 2011. [Read more…] about Apple’s Q1 2015 Profit: Where Did All That Money Come From?
Buying an iPhone – whether it’s the 5S or an older model – may not be as “easy” for some people as it is for others. While there are plenty of deals out there which can make the purchase cheaper, this particular brand of smartphone is certainly not one for the masses; and it is highly unlikely that it will be any time soon.
Whether you saved for ages for your iPhone 5S, or you bought one the same week it came out, I am sure that you are not averse to keeping that phone safe and sound. If you’ve just gotten a new iPhone, here are some easy ways to protect it. [Read more…] about 4 Commonsensical Ways to Protect Your iPhone 5S
September 10th has been officially announced as Apple’s next big seminar event, with sites like The Verge proudly flaunting their invites online. Naturally, rumors abound about what new product Apple will unveil—with some being more plausible than others. With competitors like Samsung moving into the smartphone and tablet arena, a space Apple founded, some Apple supporters are calling for Apple’s next big innovation. iWatch anyone? However, if Apple’s leaders are smart, which they are, they will realize that their success has never been driven by their competitors, but by Apple’s own brand and inventiveness. [Read more…] about A Look at Apple’s Next Big Reveal
