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12th April 2011
This afternoon I saw a fantastic presentation from Taz Goldstein at HandHeldHollywood, on some of the best apps available on the iPad for film makers. Taz was hilarious and energetic, and was kind enough to chat to me after the show for our lil Podcast, so look forward to that soon. His presentation was a godsend, because most of the ProApps aimed at filmmakers range anywhere from $9.99 to $129, so they've always been the kind of apps that are beyond an impulse buy for me, or that "i guess i should buy it to talk about on the podcast" obligation. So to hear ... |
Hi all
I just bought an Airport Extreme in hopes of improving my WiFi performance since I've established that my Optus broadband is working
For younger kids - anything by TOCA BOCA
Yes sort of. I use the term developed loosely as it is just an RSS reader that I made with AppMakr and then opened a developer account to post it to iTunes.
I held off for so long...have a P30 film Camera and a few lens to suit k mount. filters etc etc.
Was not interested in K-R K-X K-M
Nah. Don't see the point when I prefer my own wallpaper choices
A review on imore introduced an app to create unique home screen and lock screen for iPhone.
Looks really attractive, personally the lock screen
Bjango actually has a few small games of their own suitable for kids: Matches, Kapowie, maybe even Sideways Racing.
All are simple-gameplay
Matching Zoo
For the really little ones. It's just memory, with a couple of levels of difficulty.
Plants vs Zombies
In my small town, I’m basically known as “the computer guy”. Therefore, if it involves some sort of technology, I’m the go-to-guy for a lot of people.
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