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Scott has a Wunderful idea for task lists that sync across the iPhone, iPad, and the Mac. Suzé Gilbert finds the right depth of field with iQuikD.o.F for iPhone. Sam Negri does not drop the new Gumdrop case for iPad 2, but thinks it would handle it just fine if he did. And John Nemo asks you to listen to something else for a bit, and picks The Tin Roof Blowdown as the book you should chose to listen to.
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Scott finds out that iCloud really stands for Never Ending List. John Nemo and Sheba talk about white iPhones, iPhone 4 photography, and shoes. Sam Negri does handstands for the Handstand Case for iPad 2. Suzé Gilbert brings us the King of iPhone photo apps, King Camera. And finally John Nemo returns to sing of his love for us with his iRig Mic for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
It’s hard to express the sense of relief I feel after the 2011 WWDC keynote by Steve Jobs today. FINALLY. Apple does get it.
For months (years?), many of us have been increasingly impatient for untethered syncing for our iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads. We’ve seen tantalizing glimpses of the potential that iOS devices that do not require a computer for full functionality could provide. For years, many people have been wishing for an easier way to manage our media and make it easier to get it on the devices that we are going to take with us, whether that be our laptops, iPods, iPhones, or iPads.
Now, thanks to some much overdue and needed features coming in OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud, my daughter will never know a time when media was cumbersome to move around, or when a portable computing device required a less portable computing device for activation, backups, and updates. And that’s good. I have experienced all that, and can’t see why anyone else should. There’s no way that a forward looking computing future could continue on such a clunky, outdated model.
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Scott thinks you should learn Japanese on your iOS device. John thinks you might need the Kensington ClickSafe Keyed Laptop Lock and the Thule TAS-115 15 inch Macbook Sleeve, and Suzé Gilbert details the ambitious iOS photography app PhotoForge2.
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Jason Kube is our WINNER in the LogMeIn Ignition iOS app giveaway!! Congratulations Jason!! John Nemo talks to special guest Jackie Richards about upcoming book and Adobe Design. Suzé reviews Camera + for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. And finally, John Nemo returns with more reviews, this time of Just Mobile Xtand and Joby GorillaPod Original. Scott babbles slightly, but does everyone a favor by primarily letting everyone else do the talking.
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We have a contest entry for the LogMeIn Ignition Giveaway!! And Suzé is back, and reviews the news reading app Zite. John Nemerovski reviews iPad 2: The Missing Manual, Second Edition from O’Reilly Media, and the Macbook Air Travel Express from SFBags. And Peter and Scott continue the topic of reading on the iPad, covering books and news reading apps this time.
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Ever wonder how you’d like reading a magazine on your iPad? Wonder no more as Scott details the magazines he has tried, and his perceptions of each. John Nemerovski reviews two books by Wallace Wang, My New iPad, 2nd Edition, and My New iPad 2. John also talks about the HardCandy Convertible Faux Nubuck Flip Folio iPad 2 Case. And for those chatty Facebookers amongst you, Scott suggests BeejiveIM for Facebook Chat in this week’s App Folder.
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We have a contest! Listen for details on how to win a copy of LogMeIn Ignition for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad! John Nemo interviews Peter Segal about his experiences with his iPhone on the Verizon network. Scott and Peter talk about LogMeIn Ignition, and then become paranoid about privacy and technology. John Nemo reviews the Ultimate Ears 500 Noise-Isolating Earphones.
Links:
LogMeIn Ignition for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
Ultimate Ears 500 Noise-Isolating Earphones
Why You Should Care about the iPhone Location Tracking Issue by Wired
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It’s no secret that I like Apple products. The only computers in our house are Macs, my wife and I both have iPhones, and I was in line to buy an iPad 2 the day it was released.
I don’t consider myself an unthinking Apple fanboy, however. Sometimes Apple products have problems. Sometimes Apple wants to protect me more than I want them to. And I will admit, as much as I love my iPad now, when I first tried my Dad’s original iPad, I was slightly underwhelmed. I didn’t need one right away.
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Scott talks to himself this week, as Peter is hanging out with friends, something Scott will never have. Scott talks about StackPad for iPad, and Apple’s AirPlay, built into iOS 4.2 and higher. John Nemo updates on on his experience with the Nocs NS200 earphones.
Links:
StackPad Wallpaper Designer for iPad
Hulu Plus for iPhone and iPad
iOS Airplay
Nocs NS200 Aluminum earphones
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Listener feedback is read and enjoyed. Scott and Peter compare how they use their iPhones and iPads. John Nemo reviews the Nocs NS200 earphones and the Targus Versavu Cover & Stand for iPad 2.
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Scott thinks Contract Killers have a valuable place in the world, Peter has a new insight into NoteMinder’s Big Blue Button, and John’s World’s Shortest Review Cast is by the Book and in the Bag. Finally, Scott takes issue with iOS 4.3.1′s stuttering ways on his iPhone, and Peter reads the latest product order from our mail bag.
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Peter returns with his thoughts on an app called Noteminder. Scott reflects on the benefits of a well done racing game, and John Nemo has some excellent reading material for helping pass the time while you wait for your iPad 2 to ship from Apple.
Links:
Noteminder for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPadNoteminder Lite for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
Real Racing 2 HD for iPad
iLife ’11 for Dummies Book
iLife ’11 Portable Genius Book
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Peter is AWOL, drinking wine and probably beating his neighbor’s dog again. Scott talks about Find My iPhone, FlickStackr, and and iOS device power requirements for charging. John Nemo is not AWOL, and reviews Macally DUALUSB10 dual USB charger, Kensington Powerbold Duo Car Charger, and Tekkeon TekCharge MP1860A dual USB charger.
LogMeIn Remote Access
LogMeIn Ignition
Company: LogMeIn, Inc.
Price: Free for LogMeIn Free
$29.99 for LogMeIn Ignition iPhone/iPad app
https://secure.logmein.com/
My favorite applications and services are ones that do one thing and do it very well. Even better is if they have a great name that’s simple and descriptive of what they do. LogMeIn Free and LogMeIn Ignition from LogMeIn, Inc. are just such products. They allow you to remotely login to a computer that you have installed the LogMeIn software on either through the web (LogMeIn Free) or from your iPhone or iPad (LogMeIn Ignition).
Mobile Navigation System reviewed by Peter Nikolaidis, Guest Writer
NAVIGON MobileNavigator North America
Company: NAVIGON AG
Price: $59.99
iTunes App Store
I have been using NAVIGON MobileNavigator North America for the last couple weeks. NAVIGON NA is a GPS app for Apple’s iPhone. Unlike the built in Google Maps app, Navigon provides turn-by-turn directions, similar to Google Maps on Android devices, or TomTom.
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Tim Robertson of MyMac.com and Scott talk about iOS trends, Apple’s handling of communication with the world, and some wishes for the future. John Nemo reviews three books: Best iPad Apps, Taking your iPod touch to the Max, and iPod touch Pocket Guide, 2nd Edition. Finally, Scott talks very briefly about the iPad 2 and what he will be doing on Friday, March 11th. 2011
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Starfront: Collision
Best iPad Apps
Taking Your iPod touch to the Max
iPod touch Pocket Guide, The, 2nd Edition
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Hello, my name is Scott, and I’m an Apple TV addict. I haven’t been one for long — only since a couple days after Christmas. But unlike some addictions, this one was instantaneous.
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Peter reviews the Navigon Mobile Navigator North America for iPhone. John Nemo reviews the Supertooth Disco Bluetooth A2DP Stereo Speaker, the Razer Ferox mobile speakers, and the Gum Plus just | mobile portable backup battery. Suze Gilbert reviews the Fototap app for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Finally, Scott review Articles for iPhone.
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Peter rants a lot in this podcast, which may or may not fit in your pocket anymore. Topics include the Facebook and Tweetdeck apps. John Nemo reviews the Comply Foam earphone replacement tips and the Eytmotic ER-4P MicroPro earphones. Peter and I talk about syncing Google Calendar to your iOS devices. Suze Gilbert reviews the TouchRetouch app for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
Links:
Facebook App
Tweetdeck for iPhone
Tweetdeck for iPad
Comply Foam Replacement Earphone Tips
Eytmotic ER-4P MicroPro Earphones
TouchRetouch
TouchRetouch HD (for iPad)
Sync Google Calendar to iCal and iPhone
Google CalDav Calendar Sync
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