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Air Mouse iPhone 3g/iPod Touch Application Review- Control your computer wirelessly

admin — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 22:25:21 +0000

Bonjour all, Well guys, this is the first stop on my journey to find my favorite iPhone/iPod Touch Apps. In this video I do a quick review of the application, RPA Tech Air Mouse. I thought this app would be fitting for all and being as you wont have to use your money before you see what this app is like! I hope my video helps with your decision as to whether or not to buy it! At $5.99, it cant be bad for a wireless mouse that does so much more Check outinformation on this app at: App store or www.mobileairmouse.com I hope you enjoyed the video, please rate comment and subscribe! Feel free to share your views on how you like this application. Englishtwist

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Seven Reasons Why the Iphone is More Computer Than Phone

admin — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 23:13:55 +0000

You had to be living in a cave over the past ten days to miss the iPhone hype, and while itâ??s now replaced by the Batman hype, I thought Iâ??d share with my experience a week or so in.

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There have been plenty of articles written about the new iPhone 3G: Walt Mossberg, gizmodo, Engadget and cnet, so Iâ??m not going to give a review, but I am going to tell you why itâ??s a game changer and why itâ??s more computer than phone. Building on what David Pogue wrote about last week regarding applications, letâ??s go a little deeper and talk about usage.

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First, if you take a look at any of the reviews listed above, youâ??ll notice that the phone usage comes last. Why? Well, like I said, this is more computer than phone. Itâ??s about what you can do with it, and oh, by the way, you can make calls as well. As I look at my usage over the past week, itâ??s weighted about 80% data/computer and 20% phone; if anything, I think Iâ??ll probably up the data/computer percentage a bit over time. Weâ??ll see.

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And the roll call:

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#1 It crashes

Iâ??ll get the negative out of the way first. Sure, Iâ??ve had some BlackBerry restarts and crashes, but Iâ??ve had more in the last week on the iPhone than Iâ??ve had in the last few months on my BlackBerry Curve. Â So iPhone -1

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#2 Application store

Itâ??s a single place to get all the goods for the iPhone and plenty of applications, many of which are free, that really expand the usage of the phone. And thatâ??s the key; the application store is a conduit for adding features to your phone. Just as your computer doesnâ??t do much without software, the hardware and application software from third parties takes this phone to another level. Application store +3

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So letâ??s talk about computer-like behavior and some of these applications that enable it.

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#3 Where you at

Borrowing for a second from Boost Mobile and Kanye, you really donâ??t have to ask this again. Loopt, demonstrated at WWDC, does run on other mobile platforms, but on the iPhone it really shines. Add your friends to your networks and Loopt keeps track of where you are via the built-in GPS, as well as letting you share photos and messages, all without a call. Location-based services +2

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#4 Music

Devices that play music anywhere have (in many thanks to the iPod) become almost ubiquitous, but the iPhone with its applications manages to best them all. First, Pandora –yes the one that your IT dept. may be trying to block on your network–runs on the iPhone. Once I installed the app on my phone, using my same Pandora log-in gave me access to all my stations that Iâ??d been listening to on my Mac.Â And it has the same thumbs up /down feature so Pandora can keep learning about the kind of music I like and donâ??t. Oh and it plays over 3G as well as WiFi, so truly music Pandora on the go.

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Shazam, and I donâ??t mean Captain Marvel. Instead, launch Shazam and hold it up to a radio/tv/speakerÂ and Shazam will listen to and identify the song. Now youâ??re one touch away from previewing and buying it on iTunes. Music on the iPhone +3

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#5 Games

Taking full advantage of the accelerometer games like Crash Bandicoot and iPint (which by the way is a GREAT example of advergaming gone right!) allows the user to control the games by simply tilting and rolling the phone. Playing feels definitely un-phone-like, more like a PSP like experience, a great way to kill time when youâ??re not making a call. Game play +2

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#6 Social Networking

What computer phone would be complete without social networking tools? And with the new iPhone came AIM Chat; as expected, itâ??s connected to your iChat / AIM account so it uses the same log-in to give you access to your buddy lists.

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Recently updated (thankfully, as the initial release version was light on features) is the Facebook app. So chat and the majority of my main Facebook features, all on the go, a winner. Staying Connected +3

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#7 Email and calendar

Building on the Macâ??s already well-integrated email and calendar in Leopard, Appleâ??s new MobileMe gives you Over the Air (OTA) syncing, just like those corporate BlackBerry Enterprise Servers. Now admittedly, MobileMe had some issues in the maelstrom of switch from .mac and new iPhone release and some users have had problems with the OTA syncing, but my usage has been great. And I love that my calendar, email and contacts stay up to date across my computer, web and iPhone. OTA syncing +1

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Iâ??ll stop with seven reasons, but the list could go on, mainly due to the great applications, leveraging the hardware and software that Apple built. Itâ??s a game changer in my opinion. Why? Because itâ??s less about the phone and more about the device. Being able to work, play, connect, post, etc. pretty much wherever you are is very powerful. And while other devices were here first, the iPhone just gets it a little more right.

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Sony Ericsson C902- a Mini Computer

admin — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 17:40:27 +0000

Isnâ??t this a great idea to turn your computer so small and compact that you can hold it within your palms? Most of you will be delighted to know that this dream can come true with a Sony Ericsson C902. This weighs only 104 Gms and contains all the important features that a computer should have.

So this can be easily called a mobile turned mini computer. This is able to connect to both the 3G and 2G networks so that you never lose touch with the rest of the world. This also connects to the GSM services.

Internet access becomes completely hassle free with this handset. It has inbuilt software HSDPA that gives you access to the internet connection with highest speed.Â This is the reason opening a website becomes as easy with this device as it is with your personal computer.

You can download anything and everything on this phone from the sites and at the same time can send emails with attachments as well as read the attached files, notepads etc that your receive as an email attachment.

The downloaded videos, photos, songs and other files can be stored in the same way you do it in a computer. There is huge memory space of 160 MB available with this Sony Ericsson C902 phone which can be further expanded using a microSD card.

This phone comes with excellent connectivity features that allow you to access the EDGE and GPRS networks.Â It has a USB port along with both infrared and Bluetooth compatibility. You can do wireless file transfers using these two technologies incorporated in Sony Ericsson C902.

There is a web browser installed in this phone along with an operating system which helps you to open the websites. Some more applications like notepad, excel, word are also included in its features to make it a mini computer.

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