Top 100s by Year by Bing for iPhone / iPod touch downloads for free

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The iTunes App Store offers downloads of Top 100s by Year by Bing for iPhone / iPod touch for free. That’s $2 off and the lowest total price we could find for this music app. It features the top 100 songs for each year from 1947 to 2009.

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App Store Freebies: iWeather Lookup, Castle Crunch, Deep, Card Tower, more

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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!

  • iWeather Lookup: Detailed weather information
  • Castle Crunch: Tower defense game
  • Gate Runner: Rails challenge game
  • Sound Juggler: Music-based reaction time game
  • Deep: Accelerometer-based free-falling game
  • BridgeBasher: Physics-based challenge game
  • Card Tower: The House of Cards: Virtual multi-touch house of cards
  • Copy & Send: Bluetooth text sharing

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App Store Price Drops: Speed Forge Extreme, Documents To Go, more

/* Posted March 2nd, 2010 at 2:09am [Comments: 1]    */
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Get them now while they’re hot! These iPhone apps have been recently reduced in price! There’s no word when these app prices will shoot back up (usually these price drops 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!

  • Calorie Tracker for 99 cents ($2 off): Personal fitness assistant
  • PhotoForge for 99 cents ($1 off): Photo editing
  • VANQUISH: The Oath of Brothers for 99 cents ($2 off): Action-oriented role-playing game
  • Zombie Cannon Carnage for 99 cents ($1 off): Puzzle game
  • Speed Forge Extreme for 99 cents ($2 off): Racing game
  • Secret of Lost Pyramid for $1.99 ($1 off): Card game
  • Pocket Studio for $3.99 ($2 off): Music production assistant
  • Documents To Go for $7.99 ($2 off): Microsoft Word & Excel editing and desktop sync

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App Store Freebies: ClipAgent, 3D Backgrounds, geoLocals 3, more

/* Posted February 22nd, 2010 at 2:25am [Comments: none]    */
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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!

  • ClipAgent: Clipboard manager
  • 3D Backgrounds: 3D background library
  • Quick Status – Facebook + Twitter: Multiple social network updater
  • Fizziks: Drop down puzzle game
  • Buck and Face: Mix currency and face pictures
  • geoLocals 3 (Direction Search): Location-based store search
  • DolphinFlip – The Best Dolphin Game: Dolphin acrobatics challenge
  • Shuffle: Music shuffle-control

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Girl Band Sings "Kids" with iPhones Only – No Instruments

/* Posted March 13th, 2009 at 9:37am [Comments: 1]    */
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Check out London based girl band The Mentalists singing a cover of MGMT’s "Kids" song with just their iPhones. How did they do it without instruments? Simple: the App store. Using a clever mix of the musical apps and more iPhones than band members, the Mentalists are able to recreate a very cool song in a very cool way. We won’t spill the exact details here so you’ll just have to watch the video to see how they do it.

Use DiskAid to Transfer Ringtones to iPhone 2.1 Firmware

/* Posted September 30th, 2008 at 11:51am [Comments: 13]    */
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DiskAid is a wonderful freeware program that directly connects to your iPhone’s file system through the USB cable, without requiring you to jailbreak your iPhone, install OpenSSH, connect your iPhone to wifi, figure out your iPhone IP address, and know how to FTP to it. With DiskAid, it’s possible to transfer your own custom ringtones to your iPhone for free without paying Apple’s iTunes store $0.99 and without using even iTunes itself! Read more »

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BeatBearing demo

/* Posted September 21st, 2008 at 2:14pm [Comments: 1]    */
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Pretty Cool what you can do with some metal balls and a lot of free time.

Rock Band 2 Full Track List Finalized with Ratings

/* Posted August 26th, 2008 at 10:04am [Comments: 3]    */
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The complete Rock Band 2 track list has been known for some time but the ratings have not. IGN has categorized the track listing into each instrument and sorted them according to difficulty. The only list we care about (full band) starts off easy with Survivor’s Eye of the Tiger and ends with Judas Priest’s Painkiller. We’re showing the difficulties based on a full band starting with the easiest, but for the complete list check out IGN. Read more »

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How to Migrate Your Apple iTunes Library

/* Posted August 21st, 2008 at 11:29am [Comments: 6]    */
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If full automatic sync’ing is to be utilized in iTunes, your iPhone or iPod can only be sync’ed with one music library on one computer. This isn’t really a big issue until you upgrade or migrate to another one. What about your painstakingly organized iTunes library? The process is actually pretty painless, especially if you’ve got an arrangement like mine. Read more »

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RIAA sucks balls and plans to drop P2P suit for a lack of evidence

/* Posted June 20th, 2008 at 2:07pm [Comments: 1]    */
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The RIAA has filed a motion to dismiss what may be the most contentious file sharing case to date. In a letter to the judge the RIAA’s lawyers admitted they don’t believe there is any chance they will be able to positively identify the computer used to share the files in question. They’re now confident it was the same PC owned by the plaintiff’s daughter, which she has since gotten rid of. The letter also mentioned that they’ll be filing for court sanctions against the defense for impeding discovery of this evidence earlier.

To say the case of UMG v. Lindor has been hotly contested would be an understatement at best. The defendant, Marie Lindor, owns a computer but has reportedly doesn’t know enough about it to share a file. In fact the plaintiffs’ investigators have officially stated that her computer wasn’t the one involved in the file sharing they reported to the RIAA. Read more »

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