Halloween games for the iPhone
There's more to Halloween than just picking out a costume and making spooky noises--there's also the not-insignificant matter of fun and games. Continuing our look at some of the Halloween-themed iPhone apps filling up the App Store's virtual shelves, we turn our attention to a handful of games with a decidedly sinister spin.
eBay-toting iPhone users like to Buy It Now
eBay, the Internet's garage sale or auction house, depending on your point of view, is reaping the benefits of having a free iPhone app. According to a Financial Times report, users of eBay's iPhone app have spent over $400 million over a variety of items from the service.
iPhone and iPod touch remote controls
Getting up from your couch to "change the channel" on your Mac-based media center is so 1970s. If you're going to the trouble to mutate a Mac into something that delivers music and video via your AV gear--or even enjoy a movie on a 27-inch iMac across the room--you'll also want to replicate the experience of watching real TV as much as possible. That means having a remote control that lets you manage the works without a lot of fuss and bother.
TomTom iPhone Car Kit: Pros and Cons
The GPS maps functionality on the iPhone 3G and 3GS is decent -- it gets you from point A to point B, is free, and comes bundled with the device. But for those hungry for more features, Apple has finally released the $119.99 TomTom iPhone Car Kit that accompanies the $99 iPhone app.
Travel help for road warriors part of expanded iPhone apps catalog
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Travel help for road warriors part of expanded iPhone apps catalog
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Either way you look at it Microsoft Data Center management did not follow standards or best practices in this failure. In which case it makes me wonder more about the outsourcing of corporate data much less personal data.
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