Rip DVDs to iPhone, iPad and iPod formats.
Friday, April 22, 2011
MacXDVD Free Giveaway
Rip DVDs to iPhone, iPad and iPod formats.
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit on Sale
My favorite racing game so far. EA did such a wonderful job with the racing experience on the iPhone with NFS - Hot Pursuit. Play as a racer against other racers and cops, or play the cop chasing down the racers or for standing against other cops. You can also race real people in one-on-one over wifi or bluetooth.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Halftone Sale
Totally awesome app to create comic book style pages of an image. Kids are sure to love this and it's fun for adults too.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Asphalt 6: Adrenaline Sale
A fantastic racing game with outstanding graphics. Discover 42 cars and bikes, race your friends in online and local multiplayer, drifting and performance tuning in the garage.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Free WebEx / Livemeeting
Check out FreeScreenSharing.com.
You create an account and get a permanent meeting ID that you can use anytime you want.
The conference requires a web browser supporting Java and Flash. You'll need to make sure your firewall isn't blocking ports 6565-6568.
While the service is still considered beta, I was fairly impressed with how easy it was to create a conference anytime and have participants join with minimal hassle or training. It's also very fluid with very minimal lag for your viewing participants.
One thing to note is that by default it will share all open windows on your machine when you start your conference. You can select which windows to explicitly share under Screen Sharing "Select items to share".
Give it a try and let me know what you think.
- BlogPress from my iPhone
You create an account and get a permanent meeting ID that you can use anytime you want.
- Unlimited free meetings.
- Up to 96 participants.
- Free audio conferencing.
- Delegate screen sharing to another participant.
The conference requires a web browser supporting Java and Flash. You'll need to make sure your firewall isn't blocking ports 6565-6568.
While the service is still considered beta, I was fairly impressed with how easy it was to create a conference anytime and have participants join with minimal hassle or training. It's also very fluid with very minimal lag for your viewing participants.
One thing to note is that by default it will share all open windows on your machine when you start your conference. You can select which windows to explicitly share under Screen Sharing "Select items to share".
Give it a try and let me know what you think.
- BlogPress from my iPhone
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
The mysterious iOS 4.x virus
A mysterious announcement of an in the wild iPhone 4.x virus hinting that both non-JB and JB iPhones alike could be wiped by the simple click of a URL. Reposting by numerous websites of the original announcement and Twitter fingers flying to retweet. And then, silence.
While cautious, things weren't quite passing the sniff test. Where was the deconstruction of the virus? Where were the additional details? Where were the first hand reports of those who got nailed? Nowhere.
What interested me most was not who was on the sky is falling bandwagon, but rather who wasn't. Namely Dev-Team. The guys who we've come to trust to bring us all our juicy JB goodness.
The dust has settled, pages that were at the top of the Google stack now missing and mums the word. No retractions, no "Whoops, sorry for the knee jerk gaffe", just silently squelched pages.
Makes you wonder why the original announcement and who was behind it. Was it to scare people away from JB? Was it to scare people away from the sites who take the dedicated JB devs work and pass it off as their own? Was it based on the premise that there's no such thing as bad publicity?
We may never know, but my hat is off to the Dev-Team for keeping their wits about them and not jumping on the misinformation bandwagon.
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While cautious, things weren't quite passing the sniff test. Where was the deconstruction of the virus? Where were the additional details? Where were the first hand reports of those who got nailed? Nowhere.
What interested me most was not who was on the sky is falling bandwagon, but rather who wasn't. Namely Dev-Team. The guys who we've come to trust to bring us all our juicy JB goodness.
The dust has settled, pages that were at the top of the Google stack now missing and mums the word. No retractions, no "Whoops, sorry for the knee jerk gaffe", just silently squelched pages.
Makes you wonder why the original announcement and who was behind it. Was it to scare people away from JB? Was it to scare people away from the sites who take the dedicated JB devs work and pass it off as their own? Was it based on the premise that there's no such thing as bad publicity?
We may never know, but my hat is off to the Dev-Team for keeping their wits about them and not jumping on the misinformation bandwagon.
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