Manage Your Holiday Madness With SplashShopper Application
From
GearDiary:
Splashopper, which is available for iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Palm OS (Treo/Centro), Windows and Mac (I would hate to be an app developer these days, wouldn’t you?–all those platforms!), is a shopping manager. It helps you manage different types of shopping lists, from groceries to gift shopping. If you get the handheld ($4.99) and desktop ($9.95) versions, you can sync between the desktop and handheld lists, which sounds pretty slick, honestly.
Labels: BlackBerry, Centro, iPhone, Mac, Palm OS, PC, SplashData, SplashShopper, Treo, Windows Mobile
Christmas iPhone tones? There's an app for that...
From
Mobile Entertainment:
UK developer Electric Pocket has released a Christmas-themed version of its MailTones app for iPhone.
The new version - FestiveTones - lets users select different tones to play when emailed by specific contacts.
The festive theme means those include the likes of Jingle Bells, We Wish You A Merry Christmas and Good King Wenceslas.
Labels: Electric Pocket, festivetones, iPhone
Countdown to Christmas: FestiveTones - seasonal version of MailTones app for iPhone
From
Macworld UK:
Users can set a Christmas jingle for their incoming email and set special tones for specific users - making it easy to recognize incoming emails from work colleagues, family members, friends or customers.
The collection of alert tones include sleigh bells, brass bands and carols alongside traditional seasonal tunes such as Jingle Bells and We Wish You A Merry Christmas.
Labels: Electric Pocket, festivetones, iPhone
Quick Review: FestiveTones for iPhone
From
GearDiary:
Personally I really like both MailTones and FestiveTones. If you carry your iPhone in your pocket or purse it’s quite nice being alerting and knowing who’s e-mailing you without ever having take out your phone.
Labels: Electric Pocket, festivetones, iPhone, MailTones
Festive Tones-Holiday Email Sounds
From
Cool iPhone Apps:
Holiday music surrounds me as I walk into any store, or turn on the radio or TV at home. Frankly, I love it! Maybe you even changed your Ring Tone to a holiday sound to get in the spirit. Well, Festive Tones-Holiday Email Sounds now has an app that lets you attach holiday sounds or song snippets to your incoming e-mail. This means you can tell if Aunt Esther, Cousin Bob or your lover is sending you e-mail, a Christmas card or even a risqué picture! What I like about Festive Tones is that I don't have to grab the phone every minute to check who has written me. I just simply listen for the chosen specialized tone.
Labels: Electric Pocket, festivetones, iPhone, MailTones
Electric Pocket apps reviewed
From
PalmAddicts:
"With Ringo, you’re only limited by your imagination when assigning personalized ringtones to your groups, friends, family and co-workers."
"What I love about Bug Me is its accessibility and flexibility. I can call up the Bug Me app from within any software that I’m using or from the home screen. I don’t have to hunt around for it in order to launch it. This has been key on many occasions where I’ve had to quickly take down a phone number or address on the fly while in conversation with someone. Its convenience and accessibility alone is worth the price of owning this incredible app. However, the flexibility of being able to assign alarms to serve as reminders adds more power to its purpose."
"At first I was confused using this app because there isn’t a manual that comes with the software (at the time I was reviewing the app). I thought it was just like the millions of Twitter clients apps you see come out every two days. However, I jumped in with both feet and when I found out what separates this application from the other Twitter-related apps, I was frankly, amazed!"
Labels: BlackBerry, BugMe, Electric Pocket, Ringo, Twitterlerts
Review of SplashID for Android
From
PalmAddicts:
I would highly recommend buying the SplashID from the Android Marketplace and taking advantage of the thirty-day trial of SplashID for Android OS Desktop. I’d also recommend it on the Palm platform as well. I can’t currently speak to the iPhone version from personal experience but I can say that as soon as I heard it was out for the iPhone I told my friends. The more I use SplashID the more important it becomes in my daily life. After all, I made sure it was on Android before switching from my Treo.
Labels: Android, SplashData, SplashID
Appletell's review of iSing for iPhone
From
Appletell:
iSing is an application that aims to bring American Idol to the mobile platform. In short, this app allows users to vote the performances of other singers from around the world up or down based on their performance in a short, 30 second audio clip recorded through their iPhone. Also, you are able to record your own performances and publish them for others to vote up or down on. If you’ve been waiting to be heard, this application is your stage.
Labels: iPhone, iSing
iSing on Dave Graveline's Into Tomorrow
Listen to the
audio of Dave Graveline's feature on iSing for iPhone.
Labels: iPhone, iSing
Twitterlerts for BlackBerry review
From
KnowYourMobile:
This is a well-designed, easy to use application that brings something new to the BlackBerry Twitter experience. Integrated with the core BlackBerry applications, Twitterlerts uses BlackBerry’s own alert tools to keep you notified of new, relevant messages. If you work with Twitter, this could well be an essential install.
Labels: BlackBerry, Electric Pocket, Twitterlerts
Review of SplashShopper List Manager for iPhone
From
Cool iPhone Apps:
Organization is the key to success in most things in life. Unfortunately, we are so busy taking care of family, jobs, pets, you name it, that many important tasks get left behind or poorly done. SplashShopper is an amazing app in which you manage and organize almost every type of list imaginable.
Labels: iPhone, SplashData, SplashShopper
