Ipod Touch Review
# # 8 GB capacity for about 2,000 songs, 10,000 photos, or 10 hours of video # Up to 40 hours of audio playback or 7 hours of video playback on a single charge # Support for AAC, Protected AAC (iTunes Store) and other audio formats; H.264, MPEG-4,
Ipod Touch Review
# One-year limited warranty # iPod touch has 8 GB capacity for about 2,000 songs, 10,000 photos, or 10 hours of video. # iPod touch has a 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch display with 960-by-640-pixel resolution (326 pixels per inch). › See more technical details.
Ipod Touch Review
# iPod touch has one-year limited warranty. # IPod touch plays up to 40 hours of audio playback or 7 hours of video playback on a single charge. # Motion JPEG video codecs in M4V, MP4, MOV, and AVI formats
Kamis, 10 Juli 2008
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ipod touch review
Selasa, 08 Juli 2008
Financial applications for the iPhone
Currencytrading.net
Senin, 07 Juli 2008
iPhone 3G ADAM Symptom Navigator
This software has a friendly interface targeted at consumers.
While the content is consumer grade, I have seen IBM experimenting with an EHR that uses an image of the human body to organize information.
Here is some information from ADAM as well as a screen shot. SV
The free Symptom Navigator for the iPhone 3G helps consumers match medical symptoms with relevant assessments and appropriate treatments. Symptom Navigator empowers consumers to make the best use of the healthcare system and understand when self-care or a doctor visit is appropriate. To access the Symptom Navigator on the iPhone 3G, visit http://iphone.adam.com. The tool offers possible causes of the symptom and medical condition, how to self treat, when it is an emergency, when you should call a doctor, and how to prevent it in the future.
Using the Symptom Navigator, consumers are presented with an image of the human body and they click on the affected area of the body to receive a menu of related symptoms. After selecting a symptom, the user is walked through the possible causes, home care, when to consult your doctor, and what to expect from your doctor. This data is provided by A.D.A.M. from their medically reviewed, evidence-based and URAC accredited Health Encyclopedia. A.D.A.M. owns one of the largest consumer health libraries in the world.
ADAM
Rabu, 11 Juni 2008
Pocket Informant 1.0
iPhone - Pocket Informant 1.0 coming second half of 2008
Designed for the iPhone and takes advantage of the unique iPhone Touch interface
Full Calendar: Agenda, Day, Week, Month
Month and Week View with timebars
Task Groups and Priorities
Full Contacts Integration
Search Calendar, Tasks, Contacts
Over-the-air synching to your Mac or PC
Pocketinformant
Selasa, 10 Juni 2008
iPhone 3 G coming July 11, 2008
I'm still missing Bluetooth, however.
Our survey ends in 4 days so take this opportunity to have your opinions noted.
Most of you still feel that the SDK opportunity is more important than 3 G. SV
Visit the new App Store.
WWDC 2008 Keynote Address
Selasa, 27 Mei 2008
iPhone UpToDate Compatibility part 2
Please let us know of your experiences using the iPhone Safari browser. SV
Jumat, 16 Mei 2008
Free Radio iPhone
If you haven't heard it yet, AccuRadio is the internet's leading independent radio broadcaster, the quintessential personalizable, multichannel streaming radio listening service. Enter FlyTunes, a company that has just created a mobile version of "Hurricane", its patent-pending streaming technology, and you have a partnership that was made for iPhone.
At the April 14th RAIN (Radio and Internet Newsletter) Summit in Las Vegas, FlyTunes announced the launch of a complete mobile AccuRadio portal which combines a user-friendly interface, targeted advertising delivery, and enhanced streaming quality (QoS). Best of all, this new mobile radio service is iPhone compatible. This gives satellite radio giants Sirius and XM a run for their money, as they still scramble to get support on the various smartphone OS platforms.
Webcasting, or internet radio, currently serves over 50 million American listeners each month. And already AccuRadio - as the self-avowed "Next Generation of Radio", and one of five nominees for the 2008 Webby Awards ("the Oscars of the Internet") in the category of Best Radio - serves a good half-a-million of them, at least. That number is poised to swell now that smartphone users can access the service through their handheld devices - including the iPhone. Not only that, but the service is also available for users of the iPod Touch.
Whatever your musical tastes, AccuRadio has it, offering Rock, Pop, Classical, Country, Jazz, Broadway, and more: over 320 different genre-specific stations in all. Other categories to titillate mobile music fans include Oldies, Blues, Soul, Hip-Hop, Latin, Swing, Cabaret, Celtic, Reggae, Native American, and Chinese Pop. Now that's variety! Plus, as if that wasn't enough, AccuRadio even lets users build their own radio channels, if they like.
On the critical side, the mobile interface is still more like standard, traditional or "terrestrial" FM radio than satellite or internet radio in that it doesn't yet display the name of the song playing, and doesn't let users skip past songs they don't like. Stations load up as a QuickTime movie.
If webcasting was once the new frontier, mobile webcasting has now taken its place, and rightfully so. Our culture is one that is increasingly on the go, and not everybody is crazy about the idea of listening to the same music from their iTunes library or other MP3 collection over and over again. The innovation of the FlyTunes' AccuRadio mobile platform allows people on-the-go the same ever-changing variety of audio entertainment that commuters have had for decades through their car stereos.
Corey Bruhn is the owner of iPhone Mobile Mob - http://www.iphonemobilemob.com - who specializes in reporting news, updates and unique features of the Apple iPhone. Download our FREE iPhone eBook to find out more about your iPhone.
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