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Today a new service from Schmap is out of private beta to help webmasters optimize any of their websites for iPhone almost without efforts and completely for free as well. This optimization is only intended for the contact details so it will be most helpful for local businesses, like restaurants or coffee shops. |
Posts Tagged with ‘iPhone’
Schmap Enables Any Website for iPhone Starting Today
08/08/2008, 3 weeks ago
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YouMail — Visual Voicemail for the iPhone-Free Masses
07/31/2008, 1 month ago
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I'm a texter. I'm addicted. I actually prefer texting to phone calls; you can talk to seven people at once as opposed to just one, and SMS messages tend to cut down on conversational fluff that saps your precious time. Because most people aren't addicted like me, they don't care to shoot the breeze with their fingers. In fact, that tends to mean they don't text me at all, but leave me voicemail after voicemail, in spite of the fact [...] |
Twitter on the iPhone: Which App Will Rule Them All?
07/29/2008, 1 month ago
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The iPhone has developed the same culture of Twitteritis that the rest of the Web has in the two-and-a-half weeks since the launch of the App Store and the iPhone 3G . Everyone wants to build the perfect Twitter application, but with so many to choose from, which one do you choose? |
5 Free Useless iPhone Apps All the Cool Kids Are Downloading
07/23/2008, 1 month 1 week ago
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Downloading iPhone apps on a budget? Don't have money to invest in Super Monkey Ball and Texas Hold 'Em? Still want something fun on your iPhone that will let you keep from getting bored in meetings and entertain the kids in the checkout line? Fear not; here are five completely useless iPhone apps you can download for free that should entertain even the most jaded child or cube denizen. |
Apple’s iPhone Apps Stunt Mobile Social Growth
07/16/2008, 1 month 2 weeks ago
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You have the most successful touchscreen handset on the market, your brand image could sell contacts to the blind, and guess what? You are largely responsible for a roadblock in the advancement of mobile social networking. What I'm referring to is the fact that new iPhone applications are not allowed to run continuously as a background processes. |
As the GOOG Turns: the Android Soap Opera
07/15/2008, 1 month 2 weeks ago
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"Android Developers Revolt." "Android Developers Flee to iPhone Platform." |
Advantage App Store: Two Paths to iPhone User Adoption
07/13/2008, 1 month 2 weeks ago
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One thing I quickly noticed when browsing the App Store, both in iTunes and on the iPhone, was that there seemed to be some bizarre method of listing the apps. I like finding things in neat categories and alphabetical order within the categories, but there seemed some anomalies in the sorting that placed apps out of order. |
iPhone App Store: Eliminating the Competition
07/12/2008, 1 month 2 weeks ago
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I think the very first icon I clicked on my iPhone was the one for the App Store. After all the hype for the App Store, I wanted to know exactly what ELSE I could be doing with the phone besides what Apple intended. |
My Husband Went to the Apple Store…
07/11/2008, 1 month 2 weeks ago
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… and all I got was this bricked iPhone. |
New Facebook App for iPhones Takes Cues from Twitter
07/10/2008, 1 month 2 weeks ago
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There's nothing quite like the smell of a copy-cat early in the morning. But then, what else would we expect of our trusty social network Facebook? Aside from the many other cues Facebook has taken from different social platforms, when the Facebook app rolled out this morning as part of the iPhone Apps store, there were more than a few people who noticed striking similarities between the Facebook App and one rather popular micro-messaging application. |




