All Entries Tagged With: "tips"

Three Tips for Creating a Native iPad App

Posted by Press Releases | Aug 10, 2010 | Comments View Comments

New York, NY – It’s in magazines and newspapers. It’s on television and radio. It’s on buses and billboards and pretty much everywhere you look (except for Apple stores, where it’s likely still sold out). It’s the iPad! Selling three million units in the first 80 days, this hot new touchscreen tablet from Apple is a runaway hit.

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Tips & Tricks – iPhone Secrets Lite Now With iOS 4 Tips

Posted by Press Releases | Jul 20, 2010 | Comments View Comments

Bristol, UK – Tips & Tricks – Intelligenti today have released an update to their popular Tips & Tricks – iPhone Secrets Lite to include new iOS4 tips. With the app having been downloaded over 2 million times worldwide, version 4.0 offers new tips that will help all users. With this being a free app, it aims to be used by all getting acquainted with their device or those looking to learn some more.

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Tips & Tricks – iPhone Secrets Now Covers iOS 4 for iPhone

Posted by Press Releases | Jun 30, 2010 | Comments View Comments

Bristol, UK – Tips & Tricks – iPhone Secrets has released a free update so that it now covers the new iOS 4 for iPhone and iPod touch. Available now trough the App store, it offers over 120 tips covering all aspects with using the new iOS 4 including multitasking, rotation lock and even finding the hidden hold calls button. Having already sold 1.7 million iPhone 4′s, there is a lot of users who are looking to get the most out of their new gadget.

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How to Multitask on iOS4

Posted by Jason Coe | Jun 21, 2010 | Comments View Comments

If you haven’t heard already, iOS4 is now available to download via iTunes. There are over 100 new features in iOS4 and one of them is Multitasking. How do you multitask? Read on.

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Tips for Using Your iPhone on an Airplane

Posted by Jay Krishnaswamy | May 21, 2010 | Comments View Comments

What is it? A Phone? An iPod? An iPhone! Something that the FAA can’t figure out. Often times it can be very difficult what to do when the flight attendant comes over asking you to turn off your phone. In this article I will guide you through the various steps to keep your iPhone from disturbing others.

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New iPhone Development Blog with Tips and Free Source Code for Newbies

Posted by Press Releases | Mar 12, 2010 | Comments View Comments

Mumbai, India – EDUmobile has officially launched its iPhone Development blog that is an invaluable resource for all newbies who would like to get started with iPhone Development, or who have just started learning iPhone programming. The blog has become very popular already since it went live very recently, and has already registered over 400 subscribers on its list. A free iPhone Development eBook is also given to all subscribers at the time of signing up. There is also a section on the blog where readers can submit their questions and problems and they will get a response within one business day from the tutors. The in-house developers and tutors at EDUmobile have already posted over 60 helpful posts, tips and code snippets. Some of them are -

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Customize Your iPod App on The iPhone

Posted by Jay Krishnaswamy | Mar 01, 2010 | Comments View Comments

Finally, an Apple app that you can customize without jail breaking. Lets say you listen to audiobooks more than music, when you open up the iPod app on your iPhone you see the tab bar at the bottom, showing various entertainment. If you are more of an audiobook person than a music wouldn’t you want them to be first, for easy access?

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Aroma Coffee iPhone App Review

Posted by Melanie | Aug 05, 2009 | Comments View Comments

Coffee chains like Starbucks and Coffee Bean are popping up and growing bigger every year, so why not own one? In the strategy game, Aroma Coffee, you can own a part of the popular coffee franchise. It’s a fairly simple game.  The object is to serve different blends of coffee to people!

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Heading to Lollapalooza? Prepare for the event with your iPhone

Posted by Jason Coe | Aug 04, 2009 | Comments View Comments

Lollapalooza is one of the biggest music festivals held annually in the United States, and most definitely the most well known. Artists and music lovers form all over come to celebrate music and enjoy a plethora of bands from diverse backgrounds.

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iPhone 3.0 or 3GS Battery Life Sucks? Look Here

Posted by Jason Coe | Jul 24, 2009 | Comments View Comments

It’s pretty apparent by now that the battery life of the new iPhone 3GS and 3.0 software update sucks. Whether you are checking mail constantly, texting a few people throughout the day, or leaving the phone just sitting by itself, the electronic juice sucking monster comes by and tends to drain your battery pretty well throughout the day. Luckily, you came here to Appmodo (aside from loving the site and hanging out here all day long) to find out how to fix that!

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The Oregon Trail Tips and Review for iPhone and iPod Touch

Posted by Jason Coe | Jul 19, 2009 | Comments View Comments

With hundreds of applications hitting the App Store on a daily basis, keeping track of what’s hot and what’s not can be a daunting task. Often applications make it into the top 25 for a week or so and drop off never to be seen again. There are many good “classics” in the App Store, you just have to dig deeper to find them. One of those apps is called The Oregon Trail by Gameloft.

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How To Force Quit Apps With iPhone 3.0 Software

Posted by Jason Coe | Jul 03, 2009 | Comments View Comments

Apple likes to change things behind the scenes without telling everyone at the same time. Up until the 3.0 software update, force quitting applications was accomplished by holding the home button on the iPhone for 5 seconds until the application quit. No longer is it that easy.

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Dragon Panic Review for iPhone and iPod Touch

Posted by Jason Coe | Jun 24, 2009 | Comments View Comments

Hot off the presses from developer Binary Square, and publisher ClickGamer.com, comes Dragon Panic for the iPhone and iPod Touch. With a retro 8-bit look and feel, Dragon Panic utilizes the iPhone’s patented Accelerometer for character movement to help the dragons Berny and Blaze stop the weapons and debris from falling on their bridge.

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Pocket God Episode 19 Fun n’ Games Until A Pygmy Gets Hurt Now Available, Tips Inside

Posted by Jason Coe | Jun 17, 2009 | Comments View Comments

Episode 19 “Fun n’ Games Until A Pygmy Gets Hurt” for Pocket God is now available to download after once again, bearing Apple’s extremely drawn out approval process. To read more about the problems with Apple’s approval process be sure to check out our exciting interview with Bolt Creative.

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