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Wanting to commit more of the Bible to memory? Maybe Fighter Verses is what you need!
From the iTunes App Store:
The Fighter Verses Bible memory system was created to help believers persevere in the fight of faith by arming them with God’s Word. Designed for children through adults, this system allows individuals, groups, or entire churches to memorize and review at their own pace.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1gyIsTYZ9U
Pupil is a visual Q&A service designed to help you answer your visual questions. If you have a question about something you see, just take a picture, ask a question, and Pupil will find you the answer by tapping into its network of knowledgeable members. Pupil users don’t just use Pupil to ask questions, but have the opportunity to give back to the community by responding to questions submitted by other users.
There has been talk about smartphones killing the portable gaming industry, meanwhile, tablets are knocking on the door of home consoles.
Ok, this is pretty cool! Georgia Tech Research scientist, Grant Schindler has worked out how to turn the iPhone into a 3D scanner using the iPhone 4 (or in fact any iDevice with a front facing camera!)
Now you can cruise Dribbble in style with Courtside!
Courtside is a full-featured Dribbble client specifically developed for the iPad. Enjoy your favorite Dribbble shots – Courtside.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJhtOx9mJnA
One of the main reasons that I bought my iPad was to make blogging easier on the go. At the moment it works fine for actually creating content, in fact I was sitting on an airplane just last night writing content for today. However that’s where it seems to stop, I tend to draft in Evernote and then leave images and other formatting till later on when I can get to my MacBook.
Could Blogsy make blogging directly from the iPad more legitimate?
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