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On July 25, 2011, In $5.99, iPhone, iPhone Apps and Games, Medical, pzizz sleep, pzizz technology limited, Reviews, sleep, by Monica Stevens
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On June 17, 2011, In Apps, ios 5, iPad, iPhone, ipod touch, javascript, News, nitro, speed improvements, Web, web app, Web Apps, by Cody Allison
According to a poster Hacker News, the Nitro JavaScript engine brought to iOS 4.3′s Safari browser, is now available to embedded UIWebViews and home screen WebClips in iOS 5. Apple originally claimed the Nitro engine, ported from desktop Safari, would make iOS Safari 2x faster, but due to restrictions on code interpretation (Nitro uses JIT, or Just-in-Time compilation), it was only available in the Safari sandbox. This effectively made web pages embed in apps and saved to the home screen feel twice as slow. No longer, according to this thread:
Q: Did they fix the bug from 4.3 where home screen web apps don’t use Nitro?
A: This is probably breaking my NDA to say this, but yes, they did. Web.app now has the “dynamic-codesigning” entitlement, which enables Nitro.
In other words, embed webpages and home screen web apps just became first class citizens, and should have the speed to prove it.
[Hacker News via CNET]
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On April 29, 2011, In Apps, cydia, homescreen tip, icon, ios, jailbreak, jailbreak app, Jailbreak Apps, jailbreak tip, Jailbreak Tips, multiiconmover, redsn0w, springboard, Tips and How-To, tweak, by Cody Allison
Trying to rearrange one of your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad home screens and curious how to move multiple apps around at once? Well, if you’re Jailbroken, you can! Multiiconmove allows you to move multiple icons so you can get your home screen exactly how you want it, as fast as possible. We’ll show you how after the break
Multiiconmover cuts your time down by letting you move multiple icons at one time. It’s available from Cydia for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
Launch Cydia on your jailbroken iPhone
Search for Multiiconmover
Install the app.
Once Multiiconmover is downloaded, there will be no app icon on your springboard, it automatically goes into action.
First, hold down an icon like you were going to move them.![Daily Tip: How to move multiple apps at once [Jailbreak]](http://appjive.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/daily-tip-how-to-move-multiple-apps-at-once-jailbreak.png "Daily Tip: How to move multiple apps at once [Jailbreak]")
Once the icons start jiggling, tap the icons you would like to move
Drag one of the icons you would like to move to the spot that you want.
Note, you must have enough room on the page for all the icons you have selected to move.
Once your icon is where you want it, tap the home button and you will see all the icons you’ve selected move to the location you wanted.
Did you like this app? Did it help you cut your time down when moving icons around on your springboard? Let us know in the comments.
Tips of the day will range from beginner-level 101 to advanced-level ninjary. If you already know this tip, keep the link handy as a quick way to help a friend. If you have a tip of your own you’d like to suggest, add them to the comments or send them in to news@tipb.com. (If it’s especially awesome and previously unknown to us, we’ll even give ya a reward…)
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RockMelt has released a free iPhone version of its popular desktop app, a social-network, orientated web browser, that integrates with your Facebook/Twitter accounts, to share sites with your friends/followers as you surf, or you can update your social network statuses directly from the app. RockMelt for iPhone, brings all of these to the iPhone.
Since RockMelt uses your Facebook login, the iPhone App offers real-time syncing for your bookmarks, RSS feeds or social networks, between your iPhone and other computer. As well as offering their new “View Later” feature, which allows you bookmark specific items, like sites or tweets which you can read on your computer.
Unfortunately, there is no iPad app, as of yet.
Are you a RockMelt user? Will the iPhone app be replacing your current iPhone browser? Check out screenshots and a video after the break.
[FREE - iTunes Link]
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Good April Fool’s jokes seem hard to come by these days, but not for this news anchor who convinced his co-host to lick an iPad immediately after she exclaimed “I’m not licking an iPad!”
The host told a story about a breaking new app that lets you taste and smell things on your iPhone or iPad. The new technology was called Pietzo Electrics and although the co-host seemed disgusted by the idea, she was too intrigued to turn it down once the app was placed in front of her.
For some good laughs, check out the video after the break!
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On February 23, 2011, In 2do, App News, Apps, Games, ipad apps, ipad games, iPhone Apps, iphone games, new and updated, New and Updated Apps, News, photogene, sand slides, by Leanna Lofte
Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you!
Sand Slides: Another app to add to your collection of addictive puzzle games! [Free - iTunes link]
Photogene for iPad: Get 11 additional frames or GO-PRO mode (extra tools) via in-app purchase. [$2.99, with in-app purchases - iTunes link]
2Do: Tasks Done in Style: Update gives recurring tasks the option to have an end date and priority mapping with Toodledo has been revised. [$6.99 - iTunes link]
myAT&T: Previously myWireless, myAT&T now supports both wireless and AT&T U-verse account management. [Free - iTunes link]
Doodle Jump: This update brings a super-secret early Easter present! [Free - iTunes link]
Any other big apps or game releases or updates today? If you pick any of these up, let us know what you think!
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On December 30, 2009, In Apps, iPhone Apps, by admin
This app lets you set any RSS/ATOM feed as a source for Push Notifications. I can honestly say it works very well.
App Notifications is an iPhone app that acts as a client for the Apple Push Notification Service.
Use our ready-made Twitter, GMail, Google Voice, and RSS notification services to instantly receive new tweets, search results, emails, RSS feeds, or create your own custom notifications with our simple REST API.
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On April 12, 2009, In Apps, iPhone Apps, by admin
Price: FREE (link to App Store)
This is a service I use fairly regularly. It allows you to forward the confirmation emails from your travel providers to the TripIt.com and they will automatically add the details to your itinerary.
From TUAW:
Tripit.com imports and interprets your itineraries from airlines, hotel chains, ticket outlets, and other travel companies. When you receive an itinerary from one of these providers, you forward it to a special Tripit email address to have it translated into a trip plan automatically (the site supports hundreds of travel providers, and the translation from email into structured itinerary is really quite amazing). You can share your travel plans with friends or colleagues via LinkedIn, and see when your fellow travelers are heading to a city near you or when their plans align with yours.
That collection of trip plans is what you view with the Tripit.com app. The app is linked to your Tripit.com account, and displays a day by day list of flights, car rentals, and other events that make up your trips. Each event can be opened in further detail to show information such as arrival and departure times, confirmation numbers, and more. Links for airport codes bring up Google Maps of the airport vicinity, and other links can check your flight status with a touch.
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On March 9, 2009, In Apps, iPhone Apps, by admin
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Inquisitor for iPhone — a new app from Yahoo! — searches. Easily. As much as I hate to admit that any search other than one that rhyme’s with “oogle” is valid, Yahoo’s release of Inquisitor for iPhone is really easy.
The application uses suggested keywords, similar to a normal, web-based Yahoo search, which is really handy on a mobile device like the iPhone. The app also acts as a “search-enhanced browser,” with the destination site loaded within the application itself. You can then go back to alter a search term or look at a different result.
You should definitely check this one out to see how you like the user interface compared to Google Search App for iPhone.
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On March 7, 2009, In Apps, iPhone Apps, by admin
The TED Conference (Technology, Entertainment and Design) is truly a gathering place of great ideas. Attendance to this annual conference is basically by invitation only and features a series of talks by some of the leading thinkers, creators and innovators. Basically, this is the conference I dream to attend!
For years, none of the TED Talks were ever shown outside the conference, but that changed a few years ago, with the addition of the TED videos on their website as well as on iTunes.
Now, you can get them on your iPhone or iPod Touch with the TED App for iPhone. If you are stuck at the airport or on a bus, you can feed your brain. The videos are good quality on both wifi and 3g.
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