Written by Tyler Ingram on Jun 15th, 2009
With the more recently announcement of Apple releasing the 3Gs iPhone what better way to protect your new investment by purchasing a good, sturdy case? I have used some of Speck's products before but their newer CandyShell iPhone Cases have definitely peeked my interest in ensuring my iPhone stays clean and scratch free, but still allows it to stand out in the crowd of other iPhones.
Speck CandyShell iPhone Cases
I have been using my Speck SeeThru case for quite some time and was looking to upgrade to something a bit sturdier. I received notification that Speck release a new iPhone case called the CandyShell and when I looked at the initial photos, I thought that this might be a great upgrade to the SeeThru I was previously using.
My first impressions when I received my CandyShell cases were that not only would it protect against scratches and marks on the outer portion … Continue Reading »
Written by Tyler Ingram on Apr 21st, 2009
One of my big complains about the Apple 3G iPhone is the quality of the built in 2MP camera. Some people might say that it is a cellphone and the camera doesn't really matter, but when it comes comparing the camera of the Apple 3G iPhone to that of other cellphone manufacturers' cameras, the iPhone camera just doesn't seem to compare these days. Perhaps in the newer iPhone the camera will be better quality? Heard it will also natively support video too!
We cannot change the camera hardware in the iPhone so we must resort to various software applications to try and improve the photos as best we can. One issue I find with iPhone is how noisy (or grainy) photos become. Hopefully the application I recently found can help eliminate some of that noise.
That application is NoiseBlaster (Omer Shoor).
I randomly came upon the NoiseBlaster application and by the icon it … Continue Reading »
Written by Tyler Ingram on Mar 9th, 2009
Do you own an Apple iPhone or iPod Touch and love using Twitter on the go? There are a few Twitter applications out there for the iPhone/Touch but none are comparable to that of Tweetie.
Up until recently I have been using Twitterific on my Apple 3G iPhone and it has served me well as a Twitter client. Though there are some aspects of the application I did not like such as no area to see replies or direct messages only. It would also group all my replies and direct messages at the top of the time line. The inline browser was poor and liked to crash a lot. If I were to look at a particular person's profile, I would end up having to view it in Safari thus closing Twitterific. Using my iPhone with a Twitter client was becoming more of a pain in the butt, until I saw … Continue Reading »
