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Filed under: App Store The friendly friends at The Iconfactory have released two editions of Twitterrific for the App Store: one is a free version supported by advertising, and the other is a paid version that omits the ads. Both apps are available via the App Store.
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They've finally revealed what they've been diligently preparing: Circulator, an iPhone application to help you track everything you lend and borrow. Circulator lets you track the things you lend and borrow to and from your friends.
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Before you just up and download this random file from Apple's website, note this knowledge base article in which Apple notes that your iPhone/iPod touch will be erased in order to perform the 2.0 install. To install this update, you must download the ipsw file and iTunes 7.7.
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The syncing article details how you get apps that you download from iTunes onto your iPhone (it functions in much the same way as syncing podcasts or music, you tell iTunes which apps, some or all, and there you go!). The above message will pop up and ask if you want to transfer the apps to iTunes.
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Filed under: iPod Family, iTunes, Apple, iPhone, App Store The App Store is kinda live, live enough that we can see the two applications that Apple has to offer. The first app is called ' Remote ' [iTunes link] and oddly enough it lets you control iTunes on your Mac from your iPhone.
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The iPhone Configuration Web Utility (for both Mac and Windows) simply let you create these config files (which are XML files) while the Mac only iPhone Config Utility lets you create config files, as well as access logs, and makes it possible to install apps on iPhones.
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Filed under: Internet, Software Update,.Mac, MobileMe Apple has released a new "MobileMe" update that allows your OS X system to "see" and interact with the new MobileMe service. This software adds the new MobileMe system preference pane and adds MobileMe support for Mail.app.
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And in Apple's defense, we've seen more support for gaming out of them, both on the Mac and on the iPhone and iPod, than ever before. But so far, it's all talk on Apple's part, and we have yet to see indie games on the App Store and working day 0 releases from id and EA.
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