A Vancouver Girl's Guide to the iPhone
byI realize that most of the tips and tricks I include in this new series (categorized under: iPhone) will be useful to both men AND women but they’ll certainly have my own spin.
Here’s a current list of apps I’ve installed using Installer that have made life easier (remember, I’ve only had the thing for four days).
(There’s some more info, including how to start from scratch, on LifeHacker).
Also, to make WordPress blog post publishing quick and simple, there’s a plugin – for WordPress, not the phone – called WPhone.
Big thanks to John Biehler for all the resources. More updates and adventures to follow.
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Most of the applications are completely terrible. Springboard regularly crashes the iPhone, and the more I’ve changed the phone the more buggy it got. I ended up having to reset it and re-unlock it in order to get a functional phone again.
The only application I’ve kept using is the Mobile Scrobbler for Last.FM and even that is at best a 50% of the time solution.
I’m waiting for the SDK in January to see what comes out, though that will probably require more tinkering to get our imported ones to work with it.
Okay – so my question is – are you going solely on Wi-Fi or are you subscribed to EDGE as well?
Just wifi
Summerboard only crashes if you have ‘dim wallpaper’ enabled….turn it off for a crash free iPhone.
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