iOSDocked EP015 - iTunes Match Made in Heaven
With the iPhone 4S capable of taking extremely good macro shots, there has been some quality apps released in the App Store that take advantage of that extraordinary camera. That brings me to the app I'm reviewing today.
WorldCard Mobile by by Penpower Technology is a powerhouse of a business card scanner/contact builder application for the iPhone 4S.
I would not consider myself a hardcore gamer by any stretch of the imagination. But thanks to the iPhone, I have become a big fan of the casual gaming genre.
A lot has been said (and speculated) about the screen size of the next generation iPhone. I would like to share my thoughts on the subject.
The overall device will not get wider, thicker, or taller. However the screen size will be bumped to right at 4 inches. Contrary to what some may think, the extra screen real estate will not be used to increase the current 960 x 640 currently available to app developers. That will stay the same for the sake of developer sanity. No, the extra screen real estate will be used for some amazing new UI enhancements and new interface controls.
Here is what I'm getting at:
If you use the built-in note application on your iOS device, you may have noticed the limited functionality. But I thought I would share with you a couple tips on getting better organized with your notes if you also use a Mac.
This summer, the general public will have access to better note integration thanks to the announced Mountain Lion OS. Until then, there are a couple of tips I would like to share with you now that you can take advantage of right now.
There are tons of great apps in the App Store. So it's no wonder that many of us face the problem of cluttered home screens filled with apps we haven't used in some time. Our organization process over time loses it's structure and we find ourselves eventually just getting frustrated and annoyed. Sure we could use Spotlight to find the app we are looking for, but with hundreds of apps, we often forget the name of the app we are looking for and it could actually be found easier if we could just locate that darn icon we are so familiar with. But which folder did I put it in? And which page was it on? Did I file it under reference or utility? Entertainment or Media? Documents or Productivity?
There has to be a method to this madness. Well with my recent purchase of a (2nd) iPhone 4S, I decided I would really try to get a handle on the situation. If you need help in this area, just follow the steps below.
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