What’s on Your iPhone?
We all love out little friend the iPhone and iPod touch. Why, because it makes our lives so much easier… sometimes! When Apple opened up third Party applications on the iPhone, our favorite personal communicator became even more powerful and useful in the entertainment industry. Lighting applications started to show up quick and have been increasing in numbers over time. Not only can our little friend help us calculate DMX dips switches now, it has the ability to talk to some of the major lighting lighting consoles out there such as the ETC line of consoles, the grandMA and Whole Hog but it can also act as a lighting console over an artnet system with Luminare.
In our world, the iPhone has also given us, iSquint, the ability to bring you more information with connecting to our server and writing post, keeping track of friends over twitter with Twitterrific and site info with Analytics. Then of course there is the down time with playing any number of games we have installed.
So our question is, What is on your iPhone/iPod Touch?
We have started the iSquint Flickr Pool – What’s on Your iPhone, where you can upload screen grabs like the one we have done and put notes on the image within Flickr to help illustrate what apps you have. Visit Flickr.com to see our notes on our iPhone screen grab.
Don’t know how to do a screen grab on your iPhone, HowTo Screen Grab on an iPhone via Gizmodo. Then use an image app like photoshop to bring all of the images together.
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By: Mike Mallinson
One of the most frustrating things to me, actually, is the complete ignoring of all other smartphone platforms by the major entertainment manufacturers! It’s as if anyone who doesn’t have an iPhone just isn’t worth developing applications for! Oddly enough, I have an Android powered phone (and a Treo before that, long before the existance of the iPhone!) and I also use Wybron products, ETC products, and more. I’ve actually e-mailed Wybron directly asking if they would be developing an Android port of their killer gel/gobo app, and their response was that they didn’t care… Pretty lame, in my opinion!
By: Mark V. McDonnell
@Mike, I’d bet that tomorrow’s introduction of the Motorola Droid to VZW (among other developments) heralds a vastly accelerated Android application environment.
By: Sandor
http://320app.com/ check this out. It’s a Hungarian project to collect iPhone screens