i wanna buy kernerman dictionary English English Malay. anyone have tried it? it cost $4.99. how much shud i pay in RM?

Am looking for an app similar to Qik (an app released recently which can be used to upload video taken on a 3GS to be posted on facebook, Twitter, etc) that has the same function but to upload photos taken on the phone instead of video. Anyone know of any similar app? Thx.

The Facebook app In iTunes store already has a feature for u to upload pics to ur facebook albums. For Twitter, most of the iPhone Twitter clients available like Tweetdeck already hve a feature that instantly lets u upload a picture to twitpic. Can either choose from ur existing photos in ur phone or snap a new one

I decided to go for XpenseTracker instead because i find the interface is slightly better and easier to use than iXpenseIt. Furthermore i don't need budgeting features.

Not sure whether I'm doing it wrongly, but I did read somewhere that the iPhone (non-jail break) can't really double up as a removable hard disk. I saw an app called Xilisoft iPhone Transfer which seems to be able to do it, but cost $19.95. Are there alternatives?

Can I use the iDisk app instead? Don't quite get the app concept yet though. Cheers

Xilisoft iPhone Transfer

Recommend iFile ($4) only, free browsing your iPhone files. Come with pdf/jpg/xls/doc viewer.

i file? Why not Quick Office? Really worth it and now on SALE dude. Only 12.99USD.. well, around RM50+ I guess

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Added on August 17, 2009, 8:16 pmsorry, not more than RM50

This post has been edited by bonzaimy: Aug 17 2009, 08:16 PM

just installed beejive with push, after trying to use.. the software bounce back to home screen.. anyone faced something like me?

just beejive or the rest of the apps as well?

because this involves, the rest, you may have not authorised your PC/MAC

I would suggest ixpenselt & ocarina these are the 2 most useable app for me so far and not forgetting shazam too

Hi all,

I saw this thread is the discussion thread about iPhone apps. I was just wondering anyone have heard of a Dictionary app for iPhone that is Mandarin to English and vice versa which allows you to fully install the whole dictionary into your iPhone so i don't have to be connected to online. I don't want to go to China and find that i have no internet connection and die standing with no food, just joking. Also speaks out and tells u the pin yin if possible.

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Oh by the way iXpenseIT is SUPER GOOD!

This post has been edited by Brick1235: Aug 18 2009, 10:21 AM

try this one
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore...=303692704&mt=8

it's free

but got add

This post has been edited by lamdogkc: Aug 18 2009, 11:29 AM

What app is this? I click on the link it comes out nothing.

Some apps which I use

Stanza (free) - awesome ebook reader, browse and download books from the application itself. There are several catalogs to choose from, from paid sites to free ones like project guttenberg. Downloaded several interesting books for free from Random House Free catalog, including Terry Brook's A Magical Kingdom For Sale - Sold, I highly recommend this book.

Convertbot (free) - units and currency conversion tool

MoneyTracker (free) - simple money tracking application

To Do (free) - simple to do list

RssRunner (free) - simple RSS reader

any1 uses bluetooth photoshare? it just release and its free, dono can use boh

Our app store has shazam? I can't find it in the app store and when I googled it mentioned something bout music sharing. How does the app works and is it recommended to install?

Hey, for transformers fans, try out TRANSFORMERS CyberToy @ $0.99
Bumble Bee dances to music. I tried Boom Boom Pow by Black Eyed Peas ... supercool

For anyone who frequents the gym, try out iFitness. Substitudes the need for a personal trainer, with detailed instructions of over 250 diff exercises, with instructions, pictures, and they also recently added videos (vids require Internet connection).

There are a couple of other similar apps that do this, some for free, but what sets iFitness apart from these apps is the ability to record ur progress, create ur own custom workouts from the 250+ exercises, or even add ur own exercise to the list. My personal favourite feature is u can graph out ur own progress, coz it gives u a better visualization of how you're doing and it can be a great motivation.

For only $1.99 i think it's a very good deal for so many features. (Check out its iTunes page to check out the full list.) Plus they seem to be updating their app pretty often, adding more exercises, so it seems the devs are pretty commited to it. Updates are free, like all other apps. Currently the top downloaded app for the Health & Fitness section in the Malaysian and US iTunes store

The downside is there is no lite version to try out though.

This post has been edited by jackhammer84: Aug 18 2009, 09:25 PM

Hey guys, I wanna recommend Longman Dictionary of contemporary English (LDOCE) for anyone who's learning english or for advanced users who just wanna know the meaning of difficult words

Here are what I like about the dictionary:
1. Pronunciations for both British & American English
2. Clear and concise definition
3. Examples on how the words are used in daily conversation
4. Thesaurus and grammatical rules

But the price is a little bit expensive at $29.99 (~Rm109) but definitely worth it

This post has been edited by me076310: Aug 19 2009, 11:35 AM


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I believe the price had gone down to US$19.90

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore...=314194377&mt=8