if it has been on the app store for quite some time, then no.

yeah... couldn't agree more

guys,

looking for a pda-like today/to-do app. appreciate you guys recommendation

Try this app, its called To Do's. Im using it. Its free, and it serves its purpose.

Try ToDo from Appigo. It have a nice user interface, customizable strike-out graphic for completed task, and have multiple lines for title. So no eclipse (...) at the end of the long title.

Guys, i need a application to use for my MSN account, so basically it works like any IM program...Which one would you recommend?

I've browse through the Itunes store, and this two application caught my eyes

1. Nimbuzz- Msn messenger plus skype account with free chatting
2. Beejive - Famous messenger but it cost USD 15.99 to download it (Does it worth the price?)

Can any experts here show me some guidelines?

guys.do iphone have a gps app which could help to give directions?

i mean not using wifi

the maps could show any direction, right?

i mean GPS.any?

the iphone uses asisted gps.
means u need internet connection for it to work (gprs/3g/edge)
Maps in the iphone can show direction what.
haven't u tried it yet?

I am using Palringo...it is free and wont turn offline when u quit the app with internet on

Beejive is ok because it is intuitive. N has slightly more options than the others. But i find it a bit cluttered as well as not very user friendly.

But i like Fring. It's a free app. Simple interface. U can connect simulataneously to MSN, Yahoo, Skype, GoogleTalk, n AOL (n i think maybe 1 more).
N if you go back to the home screen, u can still receive msgs provided u r still connected to the internet.

my explanation may not be extensive, but give Fring a try. If you like it n it suits your needs, stick to it. Oh yes, u can make skype calls on it too as well as call any of your messenger budies. I'd recommend Fring over Beejive.

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to support your statements , Fring also can do VOIP ( Voice Over Internet Protocol) , it's a FREE application man!

Thanks heaps guys, personally i tried Nimbuzz just now, always got disconnect, so it ain't good for me. Using palringo as refer, it was quite good so far, anyway, i'll give fring a try.

Thanks for all the advice guys!

For BeeJive fans, updated is imminent. Woot



Read more of the added features such as image transfers, voice notes, file transfers and more here.

This will be nice!

Apple News | Truphone Adds Skype, Twitter, MSN, GoogleTalk, Yahoo

Monday, 5th January 2009, 11:01 pm
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Truphone today debuted the ability to make and receive Skype calls and instant messaging (IM) to the entire Skype user base from its iPhone and iPod touch applications. The service is scheduled to be available to all customers during the week of Jan. 12.

This represents one more step toward making Truphone the open “all-in-one conversations hub” for iPhone and iPod touch users. Truphone customers on both Apple devices can now reach their Skype friends via their Skype IDs. This further expands the universe of people with whom Truphone customers can stay in touch.

Truphone-to-Skype communications are free over the Internet, and iPhone users can also place and receive Skype calls and messages when not in a Wi-Fi-accessible location for the cost of a local call, using the Truphone Anywhere feature.

Separately, Truphone also announced today the availability of well-known instant-messaging services using the Truphone application on the iPod touch and the iPhone. They've introduced full two-way instant messaging over MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and Google Talk on the iPod touch and also announced that availability on the iPhone would begin the week of Jan. 12.

Customers can also make and receive voice calls on Google Talk; calling functionality will be added to MSN Messenger and Yahoo! Messenger in the coming weeks.

Truphone has also integrated Twitter into the TruFriends view so users can see what friends are talking about and post from within the Truphone application.

We will post more information and screenshots as they become available.

anyone here tired Motion-x GPS app? this app need (3g/edge/wifi) connection?

I have MotionX GPS app. The apps does not use WLAN or WWAN connection, it works just like your standalone jungle-trekking GPS device. You can record your tracks, and then send it over to yourself via email to see your tracking on Google Earth. Also includes the other standard GPS functions like speed, lat/long, altitude, signal accuracy, signal strength, your standard compass rose moving in real-time with bearing, bearing distance, and ETA to waypoints, even a history of your track traced out on a blank map. You can also add POIs, there are some preloaded POIs in there, mostly famous landmarks.

Ultimately, it turns your iPhone into a standalaone GPS unit, ala Garmin GPS60CSx. The only thing it is missing is a background map. I've been recording my tracking on my frequent walks to the Nasi Kukus Ayam Dara stall near my place during my evening walk, so it is fun to see the trackings I did.

i can't seem to get the motionX gps working here though.
I only got my location and that's all.

bro... the app can work in malaysia??

Technically, that is all it does. It gathers your lat/long information and track them over a period of time. If you go a few pages to the right in that app, you will come to a page where it traces your track, vector-style. You can then save this track, email it to yourself, and on your Mac, use that KML track info on Google Earth to review the tracks you've done today. This is NOT a GPS with map application, this a mapping application. If you have used the Garmin GPS60CSx, you would know what I'm talking about. Google that unit model.


I repeat, this is not a Garmin with map application. This is a mapping application, it tracks your tracks and saves it so that you can review it later. Think of it as a GPS unit used by jungle-trekkers, where they do not rely on the maps, they rely on positional data. I repeat, there are no topographical or geographical maps on this app, it only computes and compiles your positional lat/long data into information that you can use, like altitude, ETA to waypoints, and so on.

The general public around here seems to be stuck with the impression that all GPS applications MUST have an overlaying map. This is not always the case.

TapDefense (Free)
Nice game similar with fieldrunner but the game play design very strategies and equal. Can be addict into it for few weeks i am the one

Cameraman (Free)
Spots the 5 differences, all sports photo, 73 levels game play eyes can be painful if addicted to it.

iFishingLite (Free)
Very nice graphic and virtual simulation in fishing, fully use the accelerometer to fish.

Chinese Calender (Free)
For those who need a thousand years of chinese calender in their phone, nice to have one inside, include all 'ba zhi' on yours particular time.

Dictionary (Free)
Not much word but nice to have one within, not sure why when run this the phone becomes massive lag...

Wikiamo (Free)
Wikipedia in your iphone or itouch, need to be online to make sure it works.

Labyrinth (Free)
A nice game to play with your accelerometer.

Sudoku 101 (Free)
Game to fill up your bored time.