iPhone Apps

[suffolk fox]

It's one of those things, once you have it, you can't live without it.

Funny you should say this? Mate of mine had one went and used the bog had it in his top pocket. He bent down to close the lid after doing his business etc and it fell into the pan!! Bloody hilarious!!! I laughed for weeks!!

[Monk]

Wild west pinball. Hours of fun on the john.

[Blue Foxes]

Does someone who has colorsplash please tell me if it's possible to get the pictures you've changed back onto your computer? Thanks

[Monk]

Daggers - you can answer that one!

[Samilktray]

Bought the iPatridge app yesterday

[Uncle Monty]

My favourite apps are:

ECB Cricket

Night Stand

TV Guide

Pocket Tanks

Wild West PInBall

iHUnt 3d

Wikipanion

Pocket Alan

Rolando

Cube Runner

Paper Toss

Virtual Pool

Must Eat Birds

Monkey Swing

Brawn GP

[Samilktray]

What cases does every1 use for there's?

Im waiting for 1 off Ebay but im sceptical over whether its going to arrive.

[Monk]

Don't use a case, and dropped it on the pavement from 4 ft this morning when it fell out of my hand, a bit scratched but otherwise OK.

[Sly]

I have the white version and covered it with a black rubber case. I've yet to scratch it and it bounces quite well when I've dropped it!!

[Daggers]

Does someone who has colorsplash please tell me if it's possible to get the pictures you've changed back onto your computer? Thanks

Whatever changes you make are stored as a second image. The original remains intact and can be transfered to your computer along with the new image

[Blue Foxes]

Whatever changes you make are stored as a second image. The original remains intact and can be transfered to your computer along with the new image

Thanks

[AoWW]

You're all sad geeks with more money than sense.

(Ok, secretly I want one!!!)

[Blue Foxes]

Whatever changes you make are stored as a second image. The original remains intact and can be transfered to your computer along with the new image

And what is it I click on in iTunes to get it onto the computer?

[Daggers]

And what is it I click on in iTunes to get it onto the computer?

If you open My Computer you should see the iPhone listed.

You can go into the respective folder and drag it to your desktop.

Also, you can set up iTunes to sync pictures to your My Pictures folder each time it's connected.

You're all sad geeks with more money than sense.

(Ok, secretly I want one!!!)

[Blue Foxes]

If you open My Computer you should see the iPhone listed.

You can go into the respective folder and drag it to your desktop.

Also, you can set up iTunes to sync pictures to your My Pictures folder each time it's connected.

Thanks found them

[Alexikokopops]

Hello reader. Where are you reading this? In the paper? On the website? On an iPhone?

Is the Guardian even available on the iPhone? Bet it is. There's probably even a little downloadable application that lets you turn the pages by tilting it to one side. After all, there's an "app" for everything. There's one that turns the iPhone into a motion-sensitive light sabre: it makes wooshy Star Wars noises as you swipe it around. Really passes the time during the unrelenting march to the grave, that.

I'm unmoved in the face of friends screaming at me to join the iPhone cult. It's horrible. Here are a few iPhone apps I'd like to see:

1. An app that makes the iPhone scream 'I'VE GOT AN IPHONE!' each time the user pulls it out of their pocket. Once activated, it would be impossible to switch off. The only way to stop the constant embarrassment would be to repeatedly crack the device against a wall, or preferably your own face, until it shattered.

2. An app billed as a "comical toilet paper simulator". You switch it on, pretend to "wipe" your backside, and hey presto: the screen appears smeared with virtual pixilated poo. But – ho ho – just like the screaming iPhone app above, it's a permanent booby trap. Once you've performed your first comical wipe, in a frankly desperate bid to impress your non-iPhone-owning friends, it's impossible for the screen to revert to its original state. Instead, you're left with no option but to go home and cry.

3. An app that makes your iPhone unexpectedly oscillate and explode halfway through a conversation to a loved one, sending thousands of miniscule shards of plastic and silicon hurtling into your ear canal like a swarm of angry pins. As a bonus, the detonation also blasts your hand apart like a spent casing. Why? Because you bought an iPhone, silly.

plus more

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/20...-brooker-iphone

[Katy]

Hello reader. Where are you reading this? In the paper? On the website? On an iPhone?

Is the Guardian even available on the iPhone? Bet it is. There's probably even a little downloadable application that lets you turn the pages by tilting it to one side. After all, there's an "app" for everything. There's one that turns the iPhone into a motion-sensitive light sabre: it makes wooshy Star Wars noises as you swipe it around. Really passes the time during the unrelenting march to the grave, that.

I'm unmoved in the face of friends screaming at me to join the iPhone cult. It's horrible. Here are a few iPhone apps I'd like to see:

1. An app that makes the iPhone scream 'I'VE GOT AN IPHONE!' each time the user pulls it out of their pocket. Once activated, it would be impossible to switch off. The only way to stop the constant embarrassment would be to repeatedly crack the device against a wall, or preferably your own face, until it shattered.

2. An app billed as a "comical toilet paper simulator". You switch it on, pretend to "wipe" your backside, and hey presto: the screen appears smeared with virtual pixilated poo. But – ho ho – just like the screaming iPhone app above, it's a permanent booby trap. Once you've performed your first comical wipe, in a frankly desperate bid to impress your non-iPhone-owning friends, it's impossible for the screen to revert to its original state. Instead, you're left with no option but to go home and cry.

3. An app that makes your iPhone unexpectedly oscillate and explode halfway through a conversation to a loved one, sending thousands of miniscule shards of plastic and silicon hurtling into your ear canal like a swarm of angry pins. As a bonus, the detonation also blasts your hand apart like a spent casing. Why? Because you bought an iPhone, silly.

plus more

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/20...-brooker-iphone

Haha, this is exactly how I feel about them.

[Uncle Monty]

Haha, this is exactly how I feel about them.

Wow some people really dont like the iPhone. I think perhaps you anger or annoyance should be aimed at the vast majority of 'Seen Kids' that use them. That or stop going on about them. By having a go at this thread is just perpetuating the problem.

Sorry this isnt just a go at iphone haters on here.

[Sir Fynwy]

Wow some people really dont like the iPhone. I think perhaps you anger or annoyance should be aimed at the vast majority of 'Seen Kids' that use them. That or stop going on about them. By having a go at this thread is just perpetuating the problem.

Sorry this isnt just a go at iphone haters on here.

I really don't understand people who form a strong opinion either way, if the iphone does what you want and is in your price bracket then have a look, if it doesn't/isn't don't bother.

[Katy]

Wow some people really dont like the iPhone. I think perhaps you anger or annoyance should be aimed at the vast majority of 'Seen Kids' that use them. That or stop going on about them. By having a go at this thread is just perpetuating the problem.

Sorry this isnt just a go at iphone haters on here.

Ok.

[Fez of Mahrez]

Hello reader. Where are you reading this? In the paper? On the website? On an iPhone?

Is the Guardian even available on the iPhone? Bet it is. There's probably even a little downloadable application that lets you turn the pages by tilting it to one side. After all, there's an "app" for everything. There's one that turns the iPhone into a motion-sensitive light sabre: it makes wooshy Star Wars noises as you swipe it around. Really passes the time during the unrelenting march to the grave, that.

I'm unmoved in the face of friends screaming at me to join the iPhone cult. It's horrible. Here are a few iPhone apps I'd like to see:

1. An app that makes the iPhone scream 'I'VE GOT AN IPHONE!' each time the user pulls it out of their pocket. Once activated, it would be impossible to switch off. The only way to stop the constant embarrassment would be to repeatedly crack the device against a wall, or preferably your own face, until it shattered.

2. An app billed as a "comical toilet paper simulator". You switch it on, pretend to "wipe" your backside, and hey presto: the screen appears smeared with virtual pixilated poo. But – ho ho – just like the screaming iPhone app above, it's a permanent booby trap. Once you've performed your first comical wipe, in a frankly desperate bid to impress your non-iPhone-owning friends, it's impossible for the screen to revert to its original state. Instead, you're left with no option but to go home and cry.

3. An app that makes your iPhone unexpectedly oscillate and explode halfway through a conversation to a loved one, sending thousands of miniscule shards of plastic and silicon hurtling into your ear canal like a swarm of angry pins. As a bonus, the detonation also blasts your hand apart like a spent casing. Why? Because you bought an iPhone, silly.

plus more

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/20...-brooker-iphone

:laugh:

[Tommeh]

I cannot live my life without the Partridge app Ched and Milktray showed me last night...Might have to re-think the Balckberry contract I'm ready to sign.

[Sly]

Hello reader. Where are you reading this? In the paper? On the website? On an iPhone?

Is the Guardian even available on the iPhone? Bet it is. There's probably even a little downloadable application that lets you turn the pages by tilting it to one side. After all, there's an "app" for everything. There's one that turns the iPhone into a motion-sensitive light sabre: it makes wooshy Star Wars noises as you swipe it around. Really passes the time during the unrelenting march to the grave, that.

I'm unmoved in the face of friends screaming at me to join the iPhone cult. It's horrible. Here are a few iPhone apps I'd like to see:

1. An app that makes the iPhone scream 'I'VE GOT AN IPHONE!' each time the user pulls it out of their pocket. Once activated, it would be impossible to switch off. The only way to stop the constant embarrassment would be to repeatedly crack the device against a wall, or preferably your own face, until it shattered.

2. An app billed as a "comical toilet paper simulator". You switch it on, pretend to "wipe" your backside, and hey presto: the screen appears smeared with virtual pixilated poo. But – ho ho – just like the screaming iPhone app above, it's a permanent booby trap. Once you've performed your first comical wipe, in a frankly desperate bid to impress your non-iPhone-owning friends, it's impossible for the screen to revert to its original state. Instead, you're left with no option but to go home and cry.

3. An app that makes your iPhone unexpectedly oscillate and explode halfway through a conversation to a loved one, sending thousands of miniscule shards of plastic and silicon hurtling into your ear canal like a swarm of angry pins. As a bonus, the detonation also blasts your hand apart like a spent casing. Why? Because you bought an iPhone, silly.

plus more

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/20...-brooker-iphone

I have to say, this made me smile.

[CosbehFox]

I own one and I am not really a geek but I love the thing. Infact I am even finding it incredibly useful for work.

I like the Brooker article, I like Charlie Brooker's humour full stop.

[Budweiser]

I would loveeeeee an iPhone.

Worth the money I take it?