Its the most beautiful life changing app I've ever seen.

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=316603449&mt=8

They are the latest from Apple and in the latest firmware version, brand new, fully unlocked and jailbroken. Comes with complete box, Usb cable, charger, cleaning cloth, sim eject tool and complete manual.

We give good discounts for more than a unit purchase.

Email: iphoneworld33@gmail.com

A question: I am thinking of developing apps and am wondering what kind of income / number of buyers can be expected if a well-thought out useful app like this is distributed by the iphone app store? Though maybe hard to beat something as eminently necessary to 1/2 the population like this.

Finally about female users that whole thread is wierd. Obviously phones are for both sexes, who you gonna call! Maybe we can get a whole lot of talented female programmers, illustrators, or other people working on iphone apps, I hope!!!!

Love this! Thanks for a very thorough review lofte.

Contemplating the exploration of the male vs. female experiences of the iPhone, etc. . . sounds like an excellent research project for a communication graduate student. Great observation!

I myself, a woman, can't stand it when other women make such a big deal over the trivial.

Lofte: Good write up and probably valid app for those women that need this info.

I follow what you are saying. I don't think I am necessarily setting myself up for disappointment. I hold the posters of this site to a high regard and I don't think it is unrealistic to request maturity; most of these folks are quite capable and have demostrated as much on many occasions. I certainly do not shy away from sharing my opinion, regardless of the "noise" produced by less than mature commenters.

Like I said, I was not surprised by some of the posts that appeared here. I just couldn't help but call it out as disappointing.

@Kick Butt

I follow what you are saying, too. There is no real harm and I can certainly take a joke...even if they aren't really good ones.

@ TiPB

Not just trying to open up a big can of worms here, but it might be interesting to explore the male versus female experience of the iPhone. Is the smartphone market predominantly male? Are the applications driven by gender neutrality? Where do women stand in the technological industry these days? I don't know...but maybe questions like these are interesting to more than just me...

Oh, and expecting anything on the internet to not be ruled by idiots and trolls, is setting yourself up for disappointment. Not that there aren't good, intelligent people out here... we're just the minority.

I think it seems like a great app. This blog is likely read by more men than women, so of course there is some joking going on because... well... we are guys and thats how we behave - wrong or right.. probably more wrong though!

If the blog article was about a car application most guys would probably love it and the ladies would think us silly.

Anyways, good idea on the app!

Kick Butt

I am glad the article was posted, however. The information will be useful to women that frequent TiPB.

@Leanna Lofte

The iPeriod has one small glitch since its last update...whenever using the notes section, Auto-capitalization is turned off. It's a small thing, but somwhat annoying. Customer support is very prompt in responding to email communications, however, an issue like this one was reported months ago and still has yet to be updated.

@icebike

According to the developers of the iPeriod app, many women have stated that 33 moods were not enough. There is currently a running list of addition moods intended to be added in future updates.

If it helps, the high variance of moods is quite helpful when tracking a menstrual cycle for the following reasons: 1)Some people experience dramatic mood swings or even depression which can become a critical concern. 2)Some people are better able to manage their interactions with others by tracking the triggers of certain emotional changes, and 3) Consistent mood changes related to a woman's cycle may actually indicate a hormonal imbalance which may be corrected with medical attention. There may be other reasons, but it is not all that important to explore them here.

Also, I understand that (playing to the stereotypes), men probably can not articulate more than a handful of moods, where as women have as many moods as outfits and shoes...but I suspect it is more like this: there are thousands of colors named by humans, but most of the men I know can only name about 7...but it doesn't mean those colors aren't out there.

Cmon, it's pretty funny even of you aren't a kid. You don't have to be a succubous about it

PS. Sounds like somebody is PMS'ing!!!

thats all i have to say

Here's a blog about it: http://kickbuttapplications.blogspot.com/2009/08/shes-having-baby.html

Well I wasn't dissing the app.

Just amazed at the idea that there are 33 separate modes, and two independently developed apps seem to agree on that fact.

I bet most guys can't verbalize more than 8 moods.

And why would it be important to record moods with that level of specificity? (or record moods at all for that matter).

News flash-the vast majority of females, at some point in their lives, menstruate. I thought most American men had gotten over it.

September 6th, 2009 at 12:07 pm Silly girlz, iPhones are for boyz!!

HAHAHA--Funny as hell...but seriously I hope you dont lose your phones ans someone finds it and finds this app running