iPhone App Ideas

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"Mophie iPhone credit card reader coming to a CES near you By Vladislav Savov posted Dec 31st 2009 4:19AM iPhone accessory maker and recession antidote regular Mophie is about to make the most buzzworthy move of its short history by offering a credit card reader and accompanying transaction app for the Apple handset. Positioned as a direct competitor to Jack Dorsey's Square iPhone Payment System, Mophie's solution looks to be integrated into an iPhone case -- making it possible to keep the reader on permanently, albeit at a slight cost to your device's aesthetics. The decidedly cube-shaped Square system has a less ergonomic design, but we suspect that the winner (if either of these two succeeds) will be primarily determined by the usability of the app and affordability of the service. Look out for more info to emerge at some point during the maelstrom that will be CES 2010." - Susan Beebe from Bookmarklet

Great, but I think that is more useful the iPhone as mobile payments system, not as a card reader - Roberto from iPhone

"Is the long-awaited Apple tablet just weeks away? Apple is preparing to show off a new, larger mobile device with a higher resolution display in January -- probably a version of the Apple tablet we've been hearing about for months -- according to a plugged-in source in the mobile industry. Apple has been telling some app makers to prepare apps for a demo next month, according to this source. "They've told select developers that as long as they build their apps to support full screen resolution -- rather than a fixed 320x480 -- their apps should run just fine," our source says. The device won't go on sale in January, according to this source -- just the demo. This is presumably so Apple can give other app makers time to prepare their apps for larger-screen devices, a project that will range in complexity depending on the app. Previous reports suggest a tablet will be available in March. One possibility -- increasingly likely, we think -- is that this is the first of several tablets... more... - Susan Beebe from Bookmarklet

I love that pic! :) - Susan Beebe

Now I just wish I was wearing makeup when I took this photo LOL - Susan Beebe

how sweet :) - Susan Beebe

"Last week we released two new features which can save you clicks when using web-based Gmail on an iPhone or Android-powered device. The first one is 'Move', which you can find under 'More' in the Floaty Bar. The 'Move' function lets you label and archive a message in a single step. So as soon as you 'move' a conversation to a certain label, that email will disappear from your Inbox and show up under that label. We introduced this feature to Gmail for your PC earlier this year, and now we're making it available for your mobile phone as well. Another improvement we made is 'Enhanced Refresh.' With this feature, your Gmail inbox auto-refreshes when you switch back to Gmail from another tab or application. And if your phone goes to sleep while Gmail is open, it will refresh when you wake it up. To try out Gmail for mobile, visit gmail.com in your mobile browser. This version of Gmail for mobile supports iPhone/iPod touch OS 2.2.1 or above, as well as all Android-powered devices, and is available in US English only. To make it easy to access your Gmail account, try creating a home screen link." - Susan Beebe from Bookmarklet

is a nice idea :) - Gioxx

That is a great idea. - RAPatton

Wow! - Roshan Ramachandran

You didn't read the facebook page for the app showing where all the new things got moved to beforehand. :P - John Wang

This is a typical iPhone app. Though it's a third party app for the iPhone.. It inherits lots of feature of iPhone.. - Mohammad Abdurraafay

that's a VERY big "if" - MiniMage

There are more apps like this, box.net, zumo drive and files lite to name a view. - Willem (@wim66) ☠ from iPhone

I like that it doesn't auto open the default mail app. I use the web interface. - Fox

about time - Edgar Rodríguez

oh i see they are having issues, and it was pulled. too bad i wanted to try it. love the gmail web interface - Edgar Rodríguez

I'd use it, but not as much as some people. - Bwana ☠

I would use MMS on my iPhone. As other phone users send me MMS messages I have to jump through hoops - username:password on a site that errors out more than not - to get the content. Very annoying, especially when it's pics/vids of my kids on vacation in Cali without me. Give me MMS! - Robert J Taylor from iPhone

Smart move! - Michael Fidler

'Course they can. Devs own the core code, Microsoft just provides tools to remake the apps into OSX Cocoa Touch-looky likes except with WIndows Mobile graphic primitives etc. Depending on how much time the developer wants to put into it, the remade app, provided it doesn't use any hardware-dependent functions that are not in iPhone, will look and behave almost the same, though not... more... - ianf ⌘

I liked this bit especially: "5% (142 votes) thought that it didn’t matter, since they were outside the US and their carriers handled the iPhone with no problem." - ianf ⌘

YES! - Techno Todd

yay! that's great news! - Daniel van Moll from BuddyFeed