Oh my god! I wanted this app so badly!

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Thank you so much!

I use Data Usage and it's good. It gives remaining usage alerts so you won't exceed your limit. The price is USD 0.99.

Link:
Data Usage for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store

This post has been edited by Duckyy: Jan 29 2011, 01:43 PM

Hi david888,

I would like to ask something about Daily Expenses. It says that we can view the photos attached to expense in fullscreen. When I tap on it, it does zoom in the photo but it only shows a small part of it instead of full picture.

Is there any way to view the photo in fullscreen and with zoom feature enabled other than exporting it to the Camera Roll of my phone?

Thank you so much.

I use Data Usage and it's good. It gives remaining usage alerts so you won't exceed your limit. The price is USD 0.99.

Link:
Data Usage for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store

You don't need an app to do that. You can just add lyrics to your song via iTunes (right click on the song --> Get Info) and after that you can choose to view the lyrics while playing the song.

I've just started using it for a few days. I usually put my phone on charge while running the application.
But this morning, my dad turned off my charger 4 hours before I woke up. I checked when I woke up, it only used up to 2% of the battery.

I guess this is because the application puts the phone into a power saving mode.
So I think the battery will last until morning as long as you have reasonable charge before you go to bed.

This post has been edited by Duckyy: Mar 14 2011, 12:27 AM

For me, it's better than a "normal" alarm clock. It sort of knows when to wake me up. Now I feel better when waking up.
And it's good to know my sleeping pattern too.

But before that I did some searching in Google and saw some reviews saying that it actually doesn't work.
Some of them left their phone on the bedside table but a sleep cycle graph is produced as well. I never tried this though.


Not the whole night. 2% for 4 hours.

You can use iBooks to view PDF files.

But I myself prefer using PDF Reader because it supports Wi-Fi file transfer and Cloud Storage, so that I don't have to connect to iTunes to transfer the PDF files every time.
With this application, you can also password-protect and lock your folder. For me personally I think it's well worth 99 cents.

The app is called GarageBand. Only available for iPad and iPad 2.

This post has been edited by Duckyy: Mar 19 2011, 10:37 PM

Hi people,

Any suggestion for a good application to track daily expenses?
I've tried Money Manager Pro, it's great but the only thing I don't like about it is the limited field for memo which doesn't allow us to use 'Enter'.
I normally like to note down some details of my expenses.

Any reply would be appreciated.
Thanks!

I've tried out a lot of expense tracker applications, including Money Manager Pro which adhoc mentioned in his reply.
It is good but one thing I don't like about it is the limited space of note. I usually note down all my expenses in detail which this application doesn't allow me to do so.

Now I'm using iXpenseIt and it's so far so good.

You can add lyrics the songs using iTunes itself.

Or maybe you could try iXpenseIt. It has a free version as well.