The great folks at Smule were kind enough to show Ocarina the way it was meant to be played. Personally, I can barely manage anything more than an asthmatic wheeze and a dying note or too...
How are you doing with Ocarina? What can you play?
More "let the picture do the talking" gallery posts folks, as with the rest of the crew off at CES, I'm pounding the pavement alone. More pics to come!
Okay, I have never used a sniping service on Ebay, but I hear they are very popular. So when I saw this AppSniper program, I thought I would give it a look see.
TiPb typed our iPhone-loving fingers off yesterday, the first day of Macworld Expo 2009. If you missed any of our coverage, here are the links below. Now we're off to day 2, so check back soon 'cause we'll be bringing you the best and the brightest iPhone apps and accessories we can find on the show floor. We'll also try to Twitter as much as we can in between posts via @theiphoneblog and @reneritchie
Before the holidays we reported AT&T started to sell refurbished iPhone 3G's on their website for $50 less than what you could buy a new device for. Well now it seems Best Buy is taking a page out of AT&T's book. According to ars technica:
Well the holidays are over and the forum activity is stronger than ever, so why not let all of our readers know what the hot threads at the moment are...
Chris all of a sudden has a better 3G signal on his iPhone 3G... how about you? Seems as if AT&T is quietly beefing up their network... even with a couple outages as of late.
The Smartphone Experts Screen Protectors (3-Pack) for iPhone 3G are currently in stock in the iMore Store for $15.95 and can be found here. They are easy to apply to your iPhone 3G's screen and are meant to offer protection and enhanced view-ability of your iPhone's display. How does it perform and measure up? Read on for my thoughts!
Welcome to iPhone 101 where we're kicking off the new year for new iPhone owners with an all new, all basic how to series. If you're a beginner, worry not, we've got you covered. If you're a seasoned pro, but keep fielding support calls from friends and family new to the iPhone, we've got you covered as well -- just send them to us!
This time around we're adding calendar events. While you might already be syncing your appointments via Exchange ActiveSync or Apple's MobileMe, or from Outlook or iCal via iTunes, sometimes you may just be out and about and need to add that just-came-up event to your iPhone's calendar directly. Fret not, we'll show you how... after the break!
