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I’m not a big home movie guy but I do appreciate those that can pull one together really well!
Generally it’s because I don’t have time to edit movies, add the title texts, music, and all that other nonsense that makes it killer. But the new iMovie App now available for the iPhone 4 might change that all of a sudden.
Check out this test movie I threw together in literally less than 2 minutes:
I finally can say, that I am the proud owner of the iPhone 4.
As a former Sprint customer, I made the switch last week and converted to AT&T just because this iPhone 4 had so many unbelievable features that I could not resist.
It feels good to finally be a culturally relevant Christian. 😉
… Ouch!
I’m not a big fan of “Getting Things Done” type apps because I haven’t found one that I really like but I’m just downloaded a new one that looks pretty simple and useful: Task Touch.
I’m curious: How many of you guys are using something like this daily?
I’m not a user of Cinema 4D by Maxon but you might be.
Anders Kjellberg modeled an iPhone 4 in the app and released the download for free. Grab it here!
I love free resources, don’t you?
Virtual Network Computing (or VNC) isn’t a new technology. In fact, many of us remote desktop access during the normal work week.
For the hardcore geeks, we’ve already configured our phones to that we can FTP, HTTP, and/or SSH into a box (or three) of our own whenever we’d like. That’s definitely cool, but for the average consumer – or just for something a few steps above issuing terminal commands – an application such as iTeleport is welcome.
More after the jump!
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