It wont have escaped anyone’s attention a that 3D is big news again, with the big Hollywood studios now filming their big budget films with special 3D cameras & TV manufacturers beavering away on their latest models to bring a better 3D experience to the home theatre.
But is it all its cracked up to be?
Just thought I’d share this video I made last week with you. I am currently using the trial of LogMeIn Rescue+Mobile.
Im sure you already know who LogMeIn are but what you might not be aware of is its ability to remotely support mobile phones, such as Blackberry, Windows Mobile and Symbian (nokia).
This will be a god send to anyone in a similar situation to me having to support novice users with (sometimes complicated) new smart phones.
Enjoy (Video after the break)
After getting a customer request today to help setup his unlocked iPhone I decided to put together a list of all the iPhone settings for each network to help anyone out there using factory unlocked or Ultrasn0w unlocked iPhones.
The list is formatted to match what you will see on your settings screen, which you can access by going to Settings->General Network->Cellular Data Network.
I also included the O2 settings (which are normally built into official UK devices) just in case anyone has managed to lose these. Lastly i have included details on setting up voicemail access.
All settings were correct at the time of writing but if you have any problems please leave a comment and I can update the list
Note: You must be running iPhone OS 3.0 or higher for MMS.
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Just another quick post to let you know I’ve just guest blogged over at the excellent Mikes Life Blog.
It’s been said that the iPhone is the ideal device for Twitter, with its multimedia functionality and fantastic mobile browser, it allows users to experience the best of twitter without having to use a desktop computer and a number of Twitter clients have been released for the iPhone each with its own unique UI and style.
The current favourite amongst iPhone users is Tweetie and it’s now in its second iteration. Tweetie received a design award from Apple for its simple but effective UI which ties very closely into the iPhone look and feel rather than going over the top with a completely custom and sometimes confusing interface.
You can check out the post by clicking here
It seems like an age ago now that the highly anticipated iPhone 3.0 update was made available to an eager public bringing with it the long overdue promise of push notifications in place of multi-tasking which has always been a thorn in apples side. Things launched well and very quickly developers starting adding support into their apps to take advantage of the new service.
Just quick link to a friends blog where he covers a new service called TV Catchup which allows you to watch freeview tv online.
You can check the post out with the following link.
Last night the long awaited update to Tweetie was released on the App Store and within minutes the app was bring downloaded by 1000s of eager fans. Atebits was very clever in allowing various tech sites to have a sneak peak at what was to come and has generated a huge amount of anticipation.
Photography by Ben Gillam
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