tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-286434382011-11-27T15:15:04.409-08:00Blogging on everyday gripes and surprises to neat tricks and special insights about the iPhone 3G and its unique uses.Stevehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14476324759610617399noreply@blogger.comBlogger191100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-28643438.post-32619058853854357772010-12-22T16:06:00.000-08:002010-12-22T16:15:43.947-08:00

The popular Doodle God and Doodle Devil series has now dropped its price to a low price of FREE on 12/22. Just in time before the App Store Lockdown. This great element-combination game will allow players do create elements and other items that will be used to cause evil in this world. Once you start playing. You may not end until you get stuck. Fortunately, Doodle Devil allows the player

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App Chronicles is doing it again. Hoggy for the iPhone is kinda tough. It is a nice platfromer with puzzle action at its roots. Check out their walkthrough on Hoggy to grab the keys from all the jars!

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I have been playing for Hungry Shark part 1 (free version) on the iPhone for the past few days. But I can see that the artifacts are still a little difficult to collect. App Chronicles has a good piece on where these artifacts are located. Now is it possible for me to top the global score list? Perhaps I should stick to areas that have lots of penguins and tunas for staying alive. I don't

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If you have a iPad like me, perhaps you too are looking to edit office apps on the iPad. Unfortunately, Google docs on the iPad currently do not support office document editing on the iPad.This is why you may be looking for that special app to fill this gap in function. Fortunately there are lots of apps that lets you edit documents on the iPad. Perhaps too many apps. App Chronicles has an

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Is Iced In getting too difficult? AppChronicles.com has begun a nice "Iced In" walkthrough and solutions strategy guide for those who are stuck.Iced In Level 1 SolutionIced In Level 2 SolutionIced In Level 3 SolutionIced In Level 4 SolutionIced In Level 5 SolutionIced In Level 6 Iced In Level 7 Iced In Level 8 Iced In Level 9 Iced In Level 10 Iced In Level 11 Iced In Level 12 Iced In Level

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Our friends at The Apps Machine has posted walkthrough and solutions for what is probably the toughest game in the App Store, GeoDefense Swarm. I myself have gotten stuck for countless hours just to beat 1 level. Remember, don't read the guide unless you are completely stuck!If you don't know about GeoDefense Swarm, read the review and buy it in the App StoreGeoDefense Swarm Easy Level 1

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Boxed In Level SolutionsThe popular Boxed In game for the iPhone has caused headaches for many people. Here are some solutions to your favorite puzzle app. But be sure to only use these Boxed In cheats if you are completely stuck!Complete Boxed In WalkthroughBoxed In Level 20 Solution and CheatsBoxed In Level 21 Solution and CheatsBoxed In Level 22 Solution and CheatsBoxed In Level 23 Solution

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In the midst of a recession, it is refreshing to see Amazon continues innovation with its Amazon App. The Amazon App has all that you expect from a online retailer mobile app. Product search, wish list, shopping cart, package tracking, account information, mobile online transaction are all there. There's more, the Amazon iPhone App allow users to identify any item in a picture taken with the

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Everyone knows Google has a love affair with the iPhone. Just last month, Google Earth for the iPhone was released with great acclaim. But in November, Google has launched not one, but THREE iPhone specific enhancements to its products. Google first made changes to its search results to allow for better user experience, including one-touch dialing and default maps on local searches. Then

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It looks like the financial crisis and the resulting global economic downturn is taking a toll on Apple's iPhone too. Although last month Apple recorded record breaking sales of iPhones in its fourth quarter, it does not look like the spectacular sales for iPhones may continue this Christmas season.Financial Analyst Craig Berger stated that his checks of iPhone supply chain indicates that iPhone

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Google Earth is not the first app to let iPhone users put the Earth in their pocket. That was Earthscape. However, having Google’s very own Google Earth on the iPhone is truly an achievement considering the limited computing and memory power of the iPhone. Expecting Google’s usual quality product delivery, iPhone users weren’t too disappointed with the iPhone incarnation of Google Earth.

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Today Apple unveiled its first iPhone 3G sales for fiscal 4th Quarter, 2008. The result totally blew everyone away. Apple sold 6.9 million iPhones, 2.9 million more units than the 4 million iPhone units industry experts have predicted.Apple has already surpassed its 2008 goal of selling 10 million iPhonesEarlier in the year Apple promised that they will sell 10 million iPhones in 2008. Some

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Feeling lonely in a hospital, boring lecture, or even on a desert island with 3G connection? The new iPhone Facebook app can now help you make new friends, get reconnected with old friends, and enable more interactions with your pals on Facebook. With the new ability to search and add new friends on your iPhone, it is a great way to make use of extra time on the go.Discovering old friends and

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The iPhone 2.1 firmware update is out! Two of the most talked about enhancements are the enhanced battery life and the enhanced signal boost. However some have cast doubts on the effectiveness and the credibility of Apple's latest claims. Did Apple really put an effort to improve these problems? Or did Apple just cosmetically tweak the indicators, making battery and signal seem longer and

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Today, Apple finally releases the long awaited iPhone 2.1 Software Update.The following are improvements stated by Apple."iPhone version 2.1 contains many bug fixes and improvement, including the following:Decrease in call set-up failures and call dropsSignificantly improved battery life for most usersDramatically reduced time to backup to iTunesImproved email reliabilty, notably fetching email

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With a major Apple event to take place tommorrow on September 9th, rumors of an iPhone software update to version 2.1 on the same day has surfaced. But will a new software update solve one of the major problem that has plagued the iPhone since its launch in 2007? The Problem: iPhone Safari crashes during web browsing.Reports of iPhone Browser Crashing DailyEver since the original iPhone launch,

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Do you still remember back in June on WWDC when Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone 3G at $199.99? Everyone cheered as he made this momentous announcement and affirmed the iPhone price drop rumor. Now, over a month later after the iPhone 3G has finally launched, AT&T network customers are getting the bills. The first bill is a combination of July’s prorated charges plus August’s 3G network fees. And

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This is an original post on the Ray's iPhone Life Blog on http://iphone3glife.blogspot.comAfter my iPhone 3G launch day disaster, I finally got my hands on a black 16GB iphone 3G on Sunday, two days following the initial launch. After playing around with the new apps and games from the iPhone Apps Store, I found myself mostly using the iPhone 3G for browsing and digging stories on digg.comLike

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Yesterday, (Friday, July 11th) was the long awaited Iphone launch day. It was also the day I need to travel from the Los Angeles area to the San Francisco Bay area to work on a graveyard shift. That morning, I watched the morning news to check the lines on the near by Apple stores. Wow, the line in Pasadena was long with a couple blocks around the Apple Store. So, I decided that Pasadena will be

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