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VoiceNotes vs. iDicto vs. Recorder vs. Record

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Oct 23rd, 2008)

Four audio recording apps? Sure, why not? Voice note apps make a lot of sense if you are the type of on-the-go person fond of talking to yourself. Luckily there are plenty of choices, and I'll break down the functionality of four that I've been monkeying around with. Each app records from the ...

Back to School: iPhone applications to help you make the grade

by Cory Bohon (Sep 2nd, 2008)

TUAW's going Back to School! We'll be bringing you tips and reviews for students, parents and teachers right up until the bell rings. With students heading back to school around the country today, many are heading back with an iPhone (possibly a iPhone 3G, no doubt). In this post, I'm going to ...

iPhone 101: You've got iPhone or iPod touch jailbreak! What next?

by Erica Sadun (Oct 29th, 2007)

You've run the TIFF exploit jailbreak and your iPhone or iPod touch now has Installer.app on your main page. So now what? Here are some tips and ideas for you. Add Community Sources. Most third party applications are found under Community Sources in Installer.app. Until you add this feature, you ...

1.1.1 iPhone firmware offers low-rent Push-to-Talk

by Erica Sadun (Oct 17th, 2007)

Although I knew that the 1.1.1 firmware update introduced more attachment viewing support, I didn't realize until now that it added AMR playback. AMR, if you don't recall, refers to Adaptive Multi-rate Compression. It's the audio data compression format used by the iPhone for both voice memos and ...