The NPR News app for the iPhone does a pretty good job of helping you find live and on-demand content from public radio stations across the US. But there’s another app for public radio junkies that has a few extra features, including the ability to find stations that are streaming your favorite programs right now. […]
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How to install HTC’s Android keyboard on the Google Nexus One
The Google Nexus One smartphone may be manufactured by HTC, but the software is 100% Google. It comes with the standard Google Android 2.1 program launcher, contact manager, and other software. It also comes with the standard Google Android 2.1 keyboard, which is usable, but not exactly the best software keyboard I’ve used. Fortunately, Google […]
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TeamViewer launches remote desktop app for iPhone
TeamViewer provides free and commercial applications that let you login to any Windows or Mac desktop from a remote computer. And now there’s a client for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The program works sort of like VNC, Remote Desktop, or LogMeIn. Basically you install TeamViewer on the computer want to be able to access […]
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How to listen to movies on an iPhone with the screen off
Here’s a neat little iPhone/iPod touch trick for listening to the audio from a video when you don’t actually need to see the video. Lifehacker points out that you can do this in 4 simple steps: Start playing a video Hit the power button to lock your device (this will stop the video from playing) […]
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Windows Phone 7 will not run Windows Mobile apps
Software makers tend to break a few eggs whenever upgrading from one operating system to another. Some Windows 98 apps didn’t function properly with Windows XP. And while many Windows Mobile 2003 apps run on Windows Mobile 6.5, I wouldn’t expect them all to work. But there’s one thing we do know now: Absolutely no […]