The problem is, we just don't know where they're going. In a Saturday blog post, the company announced it is "...taking a new direction" and won't be offering their current apps to new users. SimplifyMedia has been offering free software for computer-to-computer and iPhone-to-computer music sharing over the internet. Using the iPhone app, you could connect to your computer at home a...

One of the best reasons to jailbreak has to be because the default Springboard just sucks at organizing hundreds of applications. Id say there are seven major ways to organize your home screens using 3rd party applications: some can require extensive set-up, but some are as easy as installing and playing. Most of these apps

Brussels, Robin Bollen, March 13 2010. SHAPE Services has released another great idea. They must have been thinking, Apple is selling around 9 million iPhones per quarter now, that makes a lot of headsets. All these people use already some kind of communication tool on their Personal Computers at home, like Skype, so why not link the 2 together? With Headset you are not wired to your PC anymore an...

If you’re like me and have a whole heap of videos on your Mac/PC at home (legally purchased of course), then converting them into iPhone friendly .m4v files, organizing them in iTunes, and then USB syncing it to your phone (provided you have enough space) can be a rather cumbersome task. The AirVideo app will be the best $3 you will spend. Seriously, I’ve been using this app for a ... ...

Android is Hot! Today we learned that there was another new Android-powered smartphone was launched in South Korea. The phone was LG Androi-1, a full touch screen phone with a side-slide QWERTY keyboard, kind of like the World’s first Android phone – Google G1. The LG Androi-1 is second Android-powered phone available in South Korea, the home of mobile phone giants Samsung, LG, and Pan...

Brad Hubbard writes "I regularly read a blog called "Knock Off Wood" -- a site where a woman teaches readers how to build various designer-looking pieces of furniture at home for a lot less. It's the best kind of "maker" site - someone who is passionate about crafting, freely sharing their passion with a community of readers and everyone learns a little something. So when Williams Sonoma, Inc...

Everyone's got an iPhone app, even the Federal Communications Commission. Per Switched, the FCC has created its own FCC Broadband Test app [App Store, Free], which is designed to probe network latencies and download speeds on your home connection or mobile device. The app, when finished, will furnish the FCC will useful data to show the discrepancy between advertised and real w...

DisCover is an app that helps you create home screen icons for your favorite music on your iPhone.  I think its a nice idea, if you have the home screen space.  So Ive been giving the app a try over the last few days.  Hit the jump for some quick impressions on it …

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We talk about the FCC a lot here, but usually the ways ye olde Commission affects our lives are indirect. A little extra spectrum here, a nice leaked image there, that kind of thing. Not this time, though, as the FCC is getting involved directly with its own Consumer Broadband Test app, designed to probe network latencies and download speeds on your home connection or mobile device. Part of the ha...