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For local nature enthusiasts attempting to identify rare or unknown birds in the forests around Lake Conroe, authoritative help is now as close as their iPhone.
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New iPhone app a soaring success for bird lovers (The Woodlands Villager)
San Bernardino residents can use a new iPhone application to alert City Hall of potholes, graffiti and other problems.
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iPhone app to help San Bernardino hear about problems (The Press-Enterprise)
Dr. Mac (Bob LeVitus), who has a new book out on iPhone applications, lists a few of his favorites.
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Dr Mac: Here are five favorite iPhone applications (Houston Chronicle)
ZoomMediaPlus has introduced the ZoomIt memory card reader for the iPhone and iPod touch.
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ZoomMediaPlus intros new SD card reader for iPhone (MacNN)
If you’re outside Moscone Center for this week’s Macworld Expo, and someone hands you a “Lost iPhone” sticker, don’t toss it away. It could help you track down…
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IHound Aims to Help You Find Your Missing IPhone (PC World)
At this week’s Macworld Expo, iHound Software will hand out stickers aimed at aiding people who find lost iPhones to reunite them with their owners. And for the month of February, iHound has dropped the price on its iPhone app.
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iHound aims to help you find your missing iPhone (Macworld)
An iPhone application designed in Dundee helps minimise waste by suggesting recipes to cook with leftover food.
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‘Shake and bake’ with iPhone app (BBC News)
The iPhone 3.1.3 firmware has introduced problems for some people even as it has fixed them for others, say complaints on Apple’s support forums. Most critical is an issue with battery life, which can suddenly become erratic. A phone’s battery meter may potentially swing wildly, for instance going from 25 to 7 to 10 percent, then jumping back up to 24 percent….
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iPhone 3.1.3 causing battery, playlist problems? (MacNN)
An alleged leak of fourth-gen iPhone components claims to tell us two things about Apple’s next creation. One, it’s taller. Two, part of its surface is “reflective”.
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Spyshot: Will The Next iPhone Be Taller Than Its Predecessors? (Gizmodo Australia)