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iClipper is something like copy & paste for the iPhone. iClipper lives in your Safari bookmarks menu and lets you copy text from a web page and paste it into an e-mail. How to install iClipper iClipper is installed by adding it to the bookmarks menu of Safari on the computer with which you syn your iPhone. [...]

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Mobile Colloquy is a new app that brings portable Apple style and usability to the old school world of Internet Relay Chat. With Colloquy from the App Store, you can connect to IRC and chat right from your iPhone or iPod Touch. IRC basics Internet Relay Chat is a real-time chat system in which users connect to [...]

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You can take panoramic pictures with your iPhone by using an application called Pano. For just $2.99, Pano will let you take up to 4 photos and then automatically stitch them together into a panoramic picture. Tech blogger Bob Buskirk describes his experience using Pano in “Pano iPhone App”: I have been looking for an app [...]

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“Sync multiple iTunes music libraries with one iPhone” by mrmobius of Mac OS X Hints discusses the steps necessary to synchronize songs from multiple iTunes libraries to one iPhone. Tip author mrmobius describes how he puts files from two different libraries on his iPhone. He keeps his MP3 library separate from his collection of high quality [...]

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FotoTimer is an iPhone application that adds a self-timer to the iPhone’s built-in camera. Like the self-timer on your digital camera, FotoTimer gives your iPhone the ability to set a timer to delay your photo from being taken until you are ready (2, 5, 10 or 20 seconds). Countdown sounds alert you to when the photo [...]

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In “AT&T: Tethering Coming to the iPhone Soon” Harry McCracken writes that AT&T boss Ralph De La Vega told Mike Arrington of TechCrunch that tethering is indeed on the way for Apple’s mobile gadget. “Tethering” refers to using one’s mobile phone as a modem with which to get a laptop computer online from the road. Most [...]

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Google has released Google Earth for the iPhone allowing anyone with an Apple mobile to “carry the Earth around in your pocket”. They promise all of the same global imagery and 3D terrain, as well as the links to photos and Wikipedia articles found in the desktop version of Google Earth. In addition to porting over [...]

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The RichardSolo 1800 is a portable charger for the iPhone that allows you to resurrect your depleted iPhone battery no matter where you are. The RichardSolo plugs into the bottom of your iPhone, and is held in-place with a special brace while your mobile charges. The official product page says: There’s nothing quite like it. It [...]

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Photograph Small Objects With Your Flatbed Scanner Automatically Post Your iPhone Call Log to an iCal Calendar Geotagging Made Easy With Microsoft Pro Photo Adium 1.3 Released — Now With Facebook Chat Support Lying Printers: The Deceptive Inkjet and Toner Racket

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The iPhone’s built in camera takes pretty decent photos… in fact, I never bothered to use a mobile phone camera until I bought my iPhone 3G. But it’s still a bare-bones camera with a tiny sensor and no flash, so taking acceptable nighttime photos can be challenging. Here are a few tips for improving your [...]

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