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App Store Freebies: UrbanCompass, Fart Sounds, ProLog, more

/* Posted March 15th, 2010 at 4:51am [Comments: none] */
/* Filed under Apple, Apps, Art, Audio, DS, Deals, iPhone, iPod */

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Get them now while they’re hot! These iPhone apps have been recently reduced to the recession friendly price of free! There’s no word when these app prices will shoot back up (usually these freebies are only good for a couple of days as app publishers try to get a little publicity) so make no delay and point your iTunes to the App Store and get to downloading!

Cheese Party: Puzzle game
UrbanCompass: Map with compass integration
Shopping List: Grocery list
Fart Sounds: Flatulence audio collection
ProLog: Medical procedure log

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App Store Freebies: HomeMarks, Comet Racer, iBed, Drunkometer, more

/* Posted March 12th, 2010 at 5:00am [Comments: none] */
/* Filed under Apple, Apps, Audio, Deals, Google, iPhone, iPod */

iphone 3g stock photo trio

Get them now while they’re hot! These iPhone apps have been recently reduced to the recession friendly price of free! There’s no word when these app prices will shoot back up (usually these freebies are only good for a couple of days as app publishers try to get a little publicity) so make no delay and point your iTunes to the App Store and get to downloading!

Commander Compass: Compass with Google map backround
Comet Racer: Accelerometer-based game
TransMate: Google translate and offline dictionary
HomeMarks: Bookmark organization assistant
Kaleidora Full: Audio-based games
iBed: Disables accelerometer for iPhone apps
Drunkometer: Alcoholic intoxication evaluator

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App Store Freebies: Pocket Zombie, App Idea Pro, Code Finder, more

/* Posted March 5th, 2010 at 2:55am [Comments: none] */
/* Filed under Apple, Apps, Audio, Deals, Reference, iPhone, iPod */

iphone 3g stock photo trio

Get them now while they’re hot! These iPhone apps have been recently reduced to the recession friendly price of free! There’s no word when these app prices will shoot back up (usually these freebies are only good for a couple of days as app publishers try to get a little publicity) so make no delay and point your iTunes to the App Store and get to downloading!

CloxX: Puzzle game
Scoops – Ice Cream Fun For Everyone: Accelerometer-based game
Pocket Zombie: MMO social game
App Idea Pro: Application development assistant
Code Finder: Puzzle game
Audio Job Interview Professional: Interview reference

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/* Posted January 26th, 2009 at 10:48am [Comments: none] */
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Mario Brothers 2 Theme Song on two Guitars

/* Posted January 19th, 2009 at 11:00am [Comments: none] */
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Michael Jackson’s Beatbox Skillz!!!

/* Posted January 17th, 2009 at 11:14am [Comments: none] */
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Wow, even though there is a ton of bad press about Michael Jackson, he is still pretty damn talented….I was very impressed

Fun With Soundwaves

/* Posted January 16th, 2009 at 11:06am [Comments: none] */
/* Filed under Art, Audio */

Turn down the sound as the sounds may get annoying. but pretty cool to watch

Code Retard’s New Theme Song!

/* Posted January 12th, 2009 at 9:01am [Comments: none] */
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Derr? Funny SNL Skit

Hardware Review: Creative ZEN Stone Plus 2GB

/* Posted June 4th, 2008 at 10:33am [Comments: none] */
/* Filed under Audio, Cuong, Gadgets, Hardware */

Although released about a year ago, I was given a Creative ZEN Stone Plus to review last week. At first glance, I likened the device to a very large Shuffle, since I could not see a display on it.

Zen Stone Plus

Audio Signal Generator and Signal Detector

/* Posted May 29th, 2008 at 5:01am [Comments: none] */
/* Filed under Audio, Hardware, How-To, Music */

This article is a great troubleshooting tip based on the â€œtool of a thousand usesâ€, the good old tone generator, tone detector. Everyone has (or should have) one of these in the tool bag. They’re typically used to locate cables you forgot to label, labeled incorrectly, or got cut somewhere during house construction.

Next time you have a dead audio path, you can use the toner to work from the audio source component to the final amp, or use the signal generator from the amp and work backwards to the source.

Since we need to make an adaptor for the alligator clips on the end of the tone generator leads to an RCA stye plug, itâ€™s a easy step to add a simple filter/amplitude reducer to make the tone generator signal more amp/preamp friendly.

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