Showing posts with label Phone. Show all posts
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Peering at the pyramids is just a finger swipe away
The virtual globe makes its first outing into the mobile world as the popular Google application arrives for the iPhone and the iPod Touch.
Far from a scaled down young pretender to the desktop Google Earth application, which incidentally has racked up 400 million downloads since it was released three years ago, the iPhone and iPod Touch version includes its own unique features to appease the portable public.
Embracing the loveable functionality of Apple touchscreen offerings, you can zoom into a landmark in an iPhone browser fashion, by pinching your fingers together. Tilting your phone also adjusts your viewing angle courtesy of the built-in accelerometers.
A more than nifty little add-on called 'My Location' enables you to see geo-located Panoramio photos from your current position, should you find yourself on a crammed Oxford Street, or in the more spectacular surroundings of snow capped mountains in Utah.
It's free to download from the iTunes apps store from today, so for the Phileas Fogg types constantly hit by the sightseeing bug, you can now zip across to the Himalayas on your bus ride home from work.
Source by Michael Sawh
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Peering at the pyramids is just a finger swipe away
The virtual globe makes its first outing into the mobile world as the popular Google application arrives for the iPhone and the iPod Touch.
Far from a scaled down young pretender to the desktop Google Earth application, which incidentally has racked up 400 million downloads since it was released three years ago, the iPhone and iPod Touch version includes its own unique features to appease the portable public.
Embracing the loveable functionality of Apple touchscreen offerings, you can zoom into a landmark in an iPhone browser fashion, by pinching your fingers together. Tilting your phone also adjusts your viewing angle courtesy of the built-in accelerometers.
A more than nifty little add-on called 'My Location' enables you to see geo-located Panoramio photos from your current position, should you find yourself on a crammed Oxford Street, or in the more spectacular surroundings of snow capped mountains in Utah.
It's free to download from the iTunes apps store from today, so for the Phileas Fogg types constantly hit by the sightseeing bug, you can now zip across to the Himalayas on your bus ride home from work.
Source by Michael Sawh
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For those who loves to have an iPhone applications from Smule fortunately can do so when Smule has released the Sonic Vox, something that will bring even more fun.
Sonic Vox has no flame to play with, but you can have some fun playing with your voice. This isn’t some application where you record your voice, and the Sonic Vox distorts it on the playback. The Sonic Vox will distort it in real-time.
All you need to do is set the pitch and the level of echo effect on the touchscreen. You can then make yourself sound like someone like Gollum. It reminds me of the Optimus Prime voice changer toy, but without the blue mask.
According to Smule, they say the Sonic Vox can work from phone to phone, but my source says that it does not work that way. However, if a Sonic Vox iPhone is hooked up to a speaker, MacBook, or boom box, then you can still have lots of fun channeling your inner James Earl Jones.
So if you want to have fun playing with your voice, then you can shell out 99 cents to the App store for the Sonic Vox.
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For those who loves to have an iPhone applications from Smule fortunately can do so when Smule has released the Sonic Vox, something that will bring even more fun.
Sonic Vox has no flame to play with, but you can have some fun playing with your voice. This isn’t some application where you record your voice, and the Sonic Vox distorts it on the playback. The Sonic Vox will distort it in real-time.
All you need to do is set the pitch and the level of echo effect on the touchscreen. You can then make yourself sound like someone like Gollum. It reminds me of the Optimus Prime voice changer toy, but without the blue mask.
According to Smule, they say the Sonic Vox can work from phone to phone, but my source says that it does not work that way. However, if a Sonic Vox iPhone is hooked up to a speaker, MacBook, or boom box, then you can still have lots of fun channeling your inner James Earl Jones.
So if you want to have fun playing with your voice, then you can shell out 99 cents to the App store for the Sonic Vox.
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