Ok, we haven’t exactly said ‘we will’ yet, but we were toying with the idea of possibly using YouTube to provide a prompt fortnightly v-log (video-blogging), updating you guys on what has happened on the blog during that fortnight or providing articles, as v-logs while also posting them here. We’re only talking about 4-10 minute edited-clips here guys.
Wanna see us in front of the cam?
We are officially putting the feelers out to you guys!
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While browsing the store this evening, I came across a unique application. Koi Pond [App Store].
Basically, Koi Pond by The Blimp Pilots, is a CGR (Computer Generated Realisation) of … well a Koi pond (Koi are fish for anyone wondering …). So what does the application do? – Quite a lot for £0.59.
Basics
When you launch the application you are faced with a very inviting pond. Dependent on the pond’s settings, the pond, at first, may be very dull, have no fish or contain no lily pads. Run your finger through the water, and you’ll be subject to a dynamic water simulation – it rocks. When I say it rocks, you know the visual feedback you get of running your hand under your tap? – It’s that kinda ‘rocks’ – it’s superb …
Yesterday I blogged about a new, easy, secure way to share your iTunes libraries with other people across the globe. With it, I invited you guys to share mine. Couldn’t access it because of a prompt for a password? – I apologise. I recently found out I had my shared library password protected. This restriction has now been lifted – Go ‘n’ enjoy my music! 🙂
For anyone else who wants to add me through Simplify Media:
Screen name: razorianfly
I have 6.8GB of mixed music, and at the current time of posting this, I have 6 spaces of my 30 left to fill from invites.
R-Fly
From Wikipedia
“The halo effect refers to a cognitive bias whereby the perception of a particular trait is influenced by the perception of the former traits in a sequence of interpretations.”
When people talk about Apple, they talk mainly about the iPod. The iPod had, and most still think, has, a halo effect surrounding it. The basic theory is, you end up buying a low end iPod at first, and on that experience alone, brings you to upgrade to a higher, more featured, model …
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Please note: The information in the article is highly exaggerated.
For more information please visit: The Shambles that is Mobile Chat 3
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[Updatex3] – 20.08.08 (02.11am GMT)
No Push Capability // No persistent connection is kept
Something which should have been clarified a long time ago, is that Mobile Chat 3 for iPhone currently does NOT retain a connection to your account if you close the application. This will hopefully change when Apple implement ‘push’ technologies into iPhone OS, until then, we wait.
[Updatex2] – 19.08.08 (23.35pm GMT)
Twenty08 yesterday announced they have joined forces with one the greatest developers the iPhone has seen to date. Alex Schaefer. Recognisable as the developer of ‘Apollo IM’ for jailbroken units, Alex has officially joined the payroll over at the MobileChat base camp. Interestingly, Saverio notes Alex brought up some pretty nice ideas for UI enhancements and program stability. The relationship is said to be exclusive between Twenty08 and Schaefer, hinting Alex may drop support for Apollo IM on the jail-break scene. Apollo IM was a freely available application which did not use the ‘App Store’ distribution model.
Via: Twenty08
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This years X Factor starts again, tonight at 7.30PM, ITV1.
R-Fly