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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Awesome iPhone app - Everyday

Take a picture of yourself. Every day. Make the movie of your face.

Line up your face with an adjustable grid or use an overlay of the last picture you took.

Set reminders. Get into the habit. The more pictures you have, the better your Everyday app will be.






Sunday, February 20, 2011

TalkBox iPhone/ iPad App



DOWNLOAD now whilst it's FREE!





WHY TEXT?!
TalkBox is sending messages with your voice. It’s an application dedicated to saving you the trouble of typing and to getting your messages across FAST!

 Try out the app during this time-limited free offer!

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EXPERIENCE THE FASTEST MESSAGING EVER

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★ MESSAGING MADE FAST: Talk the message and get it delivered instantly. No more typing hassle; no more uploading and downloading voice notes. TalkBox instant push-to-talk messaging saves your time.

★ EMOTIONS DELIVERED FAST: Let your friends feel more with your talking. EXPRESS emotions faster than any emoticon does.

★ PASTE YOUR VOICE ON FACEBOOK FAST: Yell it, shout it and get it posted on FB. Your friends are desperate to HEAR from you.

★ FAST YET CONSIDERATE: No obligation to reply right away. Enjoy the gratifying delay and listen back to the messages whenever you want.

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FEATURES
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★ Push-to-talk instant voice messaging with your friends

★ Group Conversation - talking among multiple friends. Invite new friends into a chat anytime.

★ Location Sharing - Send your location to your friend directly.

★ Facebook-connect - Sync your TalkBox friend list with your Facebook friend list. All your Facebook friends who has joined TalkBox will be automatically available for chatting.

★ Push Notification to let you know any incoming messages anytime

★ Conversation History




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TALKBOX IN ACTION

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▷ WHEN YOU CAN”T TYPE FOR LONG....
like when you’re driving, holding babies, walking dogs, etc.

▷ WHEN YOU WANT TO SEND KISSES...
or rap a birthday song!!

▷ WHEN YOU WANT TO MAKE A GROUP ANNOUNCEMENT...
about your promotion, your new born baby, for party planning, etc.

▷ WHEN YOU MEAN BUSINESS
in the office, in the shop...

▷ WHEN THERE ARE ENDLESS POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS...
it’s time to try TalkBox and make it super useful to you!


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THE BEAUTY OF SIMPLICITY

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★As long as there is internet connection and TalkBox installed, no matter where your friends are based, you can TalkBox as much as you like, for free.

★Use Facebook Connect to add friends easily.

★Whether TalkBox is opened or not, push notifications will let you know new messages have come in.

★Geo-tag your conversation to send messages with your current location.

★Add friends and create your groups. Group chat is only one click away.

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Nobody’s perfect but perfection is what we’re aiming to be so please let us know if you have any feedback, questions, or suggestions.

You can write to us at farm@gtomato.com

or follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/talkboxapp
or check out more fun stuff about TalkBox at http://talkboxapp.com

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* All TalkBox messages are transferred on top of the IP network. Network data charges may apply. To prevent overcharged by network operators, you're suggested to monitor usages from time to time, and to pay more attention while under roaming.

* We understand there are some concerns about our TOS. We are currently seeking legal advice to ensure privacy protection of our users are clearly stated. All TalkBox users will be notified of the updated TOS. Also to address the questions about our parent company, Farm Team's products are independently developed and are completely separated from Green Tomato Ltd's projects. We reassure our users that NO privacy data will be shared with or passed to Green Tomato Ltd, its affiliates, or other third parties without prior content in writing from our users, i.e. the data owners.

Zombie Café puts an undead twist on the Cafe World formula



If Zynga’s Cafe World had a zombie outbreak, it would look a lot like Zombie Café. The two games are similar in a lot of ways, but only one has zombies serving handburgers to unsuspecting customers. We’ll let you guess which one.
In the world of Zombie Café the undead can be docile, which makes them perfect for the service industry. You’ll be running a dingy restaurant and your only employees would probably rather be eating the customers. But instead, they work tirelessly for you. The set-up is simple: you have a menu from which you can cook meals, each of which takes a certain amount of time to cook and provides a certain number of servings. If you run out of food, you'll have nothing to sell. While a meal is cooking, someone (either you or a zombie employee) needs to be watching over it, while everyone else handles serving the customers. Keeping them happy will earn you cash and experience that can be used to upgrade your restaurant and unlock new content.






But it wouldn’t be much of a zombie game if that was all there was to it. Your zombie helpers all have energy meters, and if you have them working while they’re too tired they’ll begin attacking customers, chasing away any potential sales. So you’ll need to rest them regularly. As you gain levels you’ll be able to add more employees, which you can do by infecting poor helpless customers.
Your restaurant isn’t the only one on the block, however. There’s competition everywhere. To tilt the odds toward yourself, you can send your zombies out to attack nearby restaurants. Depending on their level of fatigue and how your experience stacks up against your competition, a winner will be declared. If you win there’ll be some bonuses in it for you, but if you lose you’ll need to reanimate your zombie workforce, which takes time.


The gameplay is fun, if not particularly original, but what makes Zombie Café so enjoyable is its disturbing sense of humor. You’ll be serving meals that consist of everything from bowls of dishwater soup to gelatin molds filled with eyeballs. Why anyone would ever eat at your restaurant remains a mystery. Maybe it’s the service. The visuals contribute quite a bit to the humor of the game, with cartoon zombies shambling around and terrified customers waving their arms in the air. And when a human dies, a black “censored” bar covers up all the gory bits.
Zombie Café isn't all that different from Cafe World, but its undead theme, and all of the gameplay twists that go along with it, make it a much better experience. It’s pretty simple, and there will be times when you have nothing to do besides sitting and waiting for a meal to finish cooking or for a zombie to resurrect. But it’s all worth it when you get to serve people Hobo Delight. Whatever that might be.




Saturday, February 19, 2011

Apple's Future Could B Be Uncertain Without Steve Jobs

Toronto, Feb 19 (IANS) Reports about the deteriorating health of cancer-stricken Apple boss Steve Jobs have fuelled speculations about the future of the world’s most important technology company.

Reports say 55-year-old Jobs, who has been admitted at the Stanford Cancer Centre in Palo Alto in California since Jan 17, has just six weeks to live.

Though the reports have not impacted the Apple stock much, analysts and observers are uneasy about Apple’s future without its co-founder who has become synonymous with its unique products.

According Jeffery Young, who co-authored the book ‘iCon Steve Jobs: The Greatest Second Act the History of Business,” Jobs’ illness will have a ‘significant’ impact on Apple as the iconic company braces for a stand-off with a brand-new Microsoft.

‘They’re facing a challenge that’s akin to what happened with Windows vs. Macintosh back in the 80s and 90s, where one very well-heeled challenger offered its operating environment to many different users at many companies to build its products,” Young told Canada’s CTV network in a morning interview from San Francisco Friday.

‘The same thing is happening now in the tablet and iPhone markets, where there are many different players and many products all competing against Apple with its integrated platform,” he told the network.

Young said he won’t say that Jobs will not return to lead Apple again. But his departure will have ‘significant’ implications for the company, he added.

‘Not so much in the short term – I think Apple will continue to execute and deliver the products. I think the real risk for Apple is in the mid-term, in the next couple of years, because it’s facing a major challenge from Google and Android in both the tablet and the iPhone markets.

‘That’s going to require the kind of insight and foresight that the company will be hard pressed to deliver without Steve there.”

Apple currently sits on a pile of cash to the tune of $60 billion and its share closed $350.56 on Wall Street Monday – down 2.16 percent.





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Friday, February 18, 2011

Facebook "Places"

Finally! Facebook "Places" is active in Singapore!




Some of my friends have been asking me on how to do this so I thought it's cool to add this little tutorial in here.

First, you need to make sure your Location services is active or been turned on.
To check, go to "Settings" in your iphone.






Click "General" then activate "Location Services to On".


You will have options which app you want to activate the service. I only chose few iphone apps like geo-location services app FourSquare and Gowalla because it drains alot of my iphone's battery.




You can now goto your Facebook profile and click "Places".






Enjoy your journey!:)


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