Ever find yourself listening to a song and wish you could read the lyrics? Download Libretto to immediately get all of the words to your favorite songs.
FEATURES:
- Get lyrics from the current track playing automatically.
- Email lyrics to yourself along with the album art.
COMING SOON:
- Pick a song from your iPod library without having to exit.
- Finds album artwork if none exists.
- Using multiple lyrics databases.
iFreelancer lets you check for jobs on your iPhone/iPod Touch.
Still checking for freelancer jobs only when sitting in front of a computer?
Tired of sorting through categories of no interest?
iFreelancer lets you check for jobs in bed, on the run, or anywhere else.
iFreelancer lets you choose what job categories you want to see.
Gas Tycoon – classic challenging pipes game.
You are saving its private sector from freezing.
Your task is to restore the natural gas supply from the gas station to each home.
In doing so, save your people from freezing and heating to establish in your region.
The most importaint logical component is the smallest number of moves.
- Click on a pipe or a house to rotate it.
- All houses must be connected to the Gas Station.
- All pipes will be interconnected in the end of the game; there will be no ‘hanging’ ends.
- Game field wraps vertically and horizontally: pipe in the top row connects with the pipe in the bottom row on the same column, pipe in the leftmost column connects with the pipe in the rightmost column on the same row.
- Do less rotations to achieve high score, and your people do not freeze in the harsh winter.
- Time does not influence the score, think as long as you wish.
Features:
- Support various skins.
- Downloading Level Packs.
- Downloading skins.
Filed under: Multimedia, Software
It hasn't exactly been a secret that I (and several others at TUAW) have been big fans of ScreenFlow since its release. Up until yesterday, I didn't really think it had much serious competition in the professional screencasting field. That seems to have changed with the release of Camtasia for Mac. At the same $99US price tag as ScreenFlow, Camtasia is offering a very similar interface with some impressive capabilities.
Camtasia has long been considered a heavyweight in the PC world, and its Mac debut has been anxiously awaited. While it hasn't exactly reached feature-parity with the PC version, it's been quite a pleasure to try out. Some of the features it's lacking in comparison to its PC counterpart include region recording, narration-only recording and ScreenDraw. However, its capabilities in the area of direct media manipulation are quite well-developed. For a complete feature comparison, check the TechSmith website or grab the comparison PDF.
A quick run-through with a review copy convinced me that this is some serious competition for ScreenFlow. One of the coolest features I played with was the SmartFocus action, which can be applied to an entire clip or just a region in the editor. It automatically determines what the point of focus at any given time should be, and zooms that area. Additionally, you can highlight the foreground window, add text and shape callouts, and work with imported media. The only problem I noticed immediately was with changing colors of library elements (arrows, etc.). I haven't figured that out in my brief trial, and haven't had a chance to ask yet. I'm hoping that's not a missing feature, as it seems relatively important to me.
A complete array of QuickTime formats can be exported, and presets for YouTube, Screencast.com and iTunes are included. There's a default export which gave me a 10.5MB QuickTime file for a 47-second clip, at a 960x600 resolution. The "Advanced Export" option provides the opportunity to tweak settings and export to all the standard formats. There's some mismatch between the PC and Mac export capabilities, though, making cross-platform projects difficult (file format comparison).
Camtasia for Mac requires that all of your video cards be Quartz Extreme-enabled. If you run any USB->DVI hardware, be sure to disconnect it before you launch the application. Also, TechSmith warns against running Perian with Camtasia. I tried it and didn't have any problems -- but it was for a short record/export experiment and I'm guessing they have good reason for pointing out the potential conflict. I would probably heed that advice when working on a more important project. Camtasia for Mac is currently available at the Camtasia website as a free trial, and can be purchased for $99US, or a 5-pack for $495US.
TUAWCamtasia for Mac looks like a screencasting powerhouse originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 26 Aug 2009 16:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Nokia, nell’intento di “competere con l’iPhone” ha deciso di raccogliere tutte le forze in un nuovo sistema, in sostituzione del classico Symbian: Linux.
Alcune fonti hanno affermato che Nokia presenterà il suo primo cellulare di fascia alta basato su Maemo, una versione di Linux per dispositivi Mobili, durante il Nokia World che si terrà la settimana prossima a Stuttgart, in Germania.
Nokia detiene la metà del mercato modiale dei telefoni cellulari, basati su Symbian, ma come afferma l’analista Tero Kuittinen di Mkm Partners “Maemo è molto più flessibile di Symbian, quindi è un’opzione migliore per dispositivi avanzati che utilizzano diverse tecnologie e software con un’interfaccia in rapida evoluzione”.
Ufficialmente però Nokia ha deciso di non comunicare nessuna novità e nessun nuovo dispositivo con questo nuovo sistema in uscità prossimamente.
Secondo voi, questi nuovi telefoni riusciranno a entrare in una vera “competizione” con il nostro amato iPhone?
ngmoco ha annunciato che il gioco Star Defense Prelude è stato già inviato ad Apple per la consueta approvazione.
Si tratta di una rivisitazione gratuita del classico tower defense della ngmoco presenta da qualche mese su AppStore e cha abbiamo recensito qui.
In questa versione avremo il supporto alla rete sociale Plus+ e nuovi livelli.
MacRumors ha appena riportato che Sirius XM, durante un particolare evento, ha presentato un nuovo oggetto, chiamato XM SkyDock, un dock che permette a tutti i possessori di iPhone ed iPod Touch di ricevere ed ascoltare in live le radio di tipo satellitare.
L’oggetto sarà commercializzato questo autunno al prezzo di 119.99$ (circa 84€) ed utilizzerà l’entrata dell’accendisigaro per alimentare e caricare il nostro dispositivo.
SkyDock, al prezzo di 119,99 $, grazie alle nuove APIs introdotte con il nuovo firmware per iPhone ed iPod Touch, versione 3.0, permetterà a questi dispositivi di ascoltare le radio satellitari a tutti gli effetti. Progettato per funzionare grazie al potere di un semplice accendisigari, SkyDock permetterà anche di ascoltare e supportare la possibilità di codificare le canzoni per il download da iTunes.
Secondo il comunicato stampa rilasciato dall’azienda stessa, ci sarà la possibilità di taggare le canzoni di iTunes, sport e titoli di borsa, ed anche avvisi per lo sport e news musicali. Lo SkyDock XM sarà compatibile con tutti i modelli di iPhone ed iPod Touch e richiederà il firmware 3.0 o successivo per funzionare. Non appena ci saranno novità, naturalmente, vi avviseremo tramite un nuovo articolo.
Importante aggiornamento FTP On The Go, che ora aggiunge il supporto ai video registrati tramite iPhone 3GS.
Ricordiamo che FTP on The Go è un’applicazione che consente di accedere ai propri server FTP tramite iPhone e che abbiamo recensito qui.
La nuova versione 2.2.1 aggiunge le seguenti novità:
FTP On The Go è disponibile su AppStore al prezzo di 5,49€
Filed under: iPhone
Today, Dave Caolo discovered what happens when your iPhone camera rolls past picture number 99999 (or so). As he and other Apple users have found, a picture count that goes too high can lead to unforseen errors. Human sacrifice. Dogs and cats living together. Mass hysteria. Or a camera roll that doesn't acknowledge new photos.
Snapped images are stored on your iPhone in your home folder. As user "mobile," that home folder is /var/mobile and the folder that stores your iTunes library, your voice memos, and your photos is /var/mobile/Media. Inside that media folder is a subfolder named DCIM.
Read on for more details.Continue reading Delving into the iPhone's DCIM folder
TUAWDelving into the iPhone's DCIM folder originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 26 Aug 2009 15:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
On avait pas pris le temps de poster cette vidéo, elle le mérite pourtant,
donc c'est réparé 
.
Il s'agit d'un jeu Gameloft (encore! ) à venir.
Il met en scène les personnages de Shrek dans un jeu à la
Mario Kart.
Le voici donc ci-dessous en vidéo (ici
sur iPhone/ i Pod Touch) :
Il devrait arriver en Septembre et s'annonce très
prometteur.
Pour patienter, découvrez de nombreux eux iPhone
/ iPod Touch référencés par iPhon.fr.