Do you want to easily stream videos from your PC to your apple device ? Here is a way to do so through Air Video.

There is a free version as well as a paid version for just $2.99, which frankly is not a lot considering what you can do with it. In the free version you are limited to viewing certain number of folders or so.

It will convert video formats that can’t be played on your device to an iPhone friendly format. It can convert the more widely used containers like mp4, MOV, AVI, MPEG, DIVX, FLV…etc. Keep in mind that DRM protected videos and Propriety codecs are not supported.

Install Air Video Server

The first thing we need to do is download and install the free Air Video Server software to your computer (link below). Install as normal accepting the defaults. Continue Reading ->

Wouldn’t be easier if you could control your PC from your bed. You do not need Infrared Receivers/USB Gadgets and remotes for this purpose. Instead all you need is your iPhone or iPod Touch and a wifi connection to your PC.

What You Need:

• PC (The Software is available for Windows, Mac and Linux. This tutorial covers Windows)
• PC HippoVNC server software. (Linux users can use the included VNC server software)
• HippoRemote Lite app. (Available from the Apple App Store)
• A WiFi router.

Installing the HippoVNC Server

Download the free HippoVNC Server file. (Link Included at the bottom). Choose a folder to extract the file.

And run the WinVNC.exe file.

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According to Apple’s internal documentation, the iPhone is now available without AT&T contract or ID at any Apple Store. Our contact claims that the iPhone is locked, however, so it will only work with AT&T SIMs. Here are the conditions:

• Customers are not required to have an AT&T contract.
• Customers can only purchase one iPhone per day.

Is that easy. Then it’s up to you to unlock it. The price is $499 for the iPhone 3G 8GB, $599 for the iPhone 3GS 16GB, and $699 for the 32GB top model.

Go to Source Article at Gizmodo
From: Gizmodo.com

I came across this technology again recently. I got really excited when they released such videos last year. Using the navigation system/GPS and camera to geo tag location in real time. These tags pop up when you aim your phone camera at any place. The tags point towards the location and can also provide information regarding the location.

It is actually known as Augmented Reality (AR). As seen here on bbc last year, it was the biggest thing ever made apprently.

Mobile phone operators, at least, are hoping it will be the next big thing as programmers learn to corral all the bells and whistles of smart phones – GPS, video, accelerometers – into “killer applications”.

For the first time such AR is available for handsets.
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Want to hook up with someone. A complete stranger that is near you and fulfills certain needs/criteria of yours ? There is an Iphone app just for that by Pinpointx. Pinpointx is already a online date/meet website. They have now launched a Iphone app to make life easier. It is based on Who, When and Where. All you have to do is fill out your basic info, your location is determined by the GPS. Find a person fitting your criteria. Send him/her a message. Schedule a time and place to meet. And you are done for the night.

An adult social networking made easy right there. I looked up the demo online at there website here. Seemed pretty easy how the woman is able to find someone so easily and set up a meeting. This app is certainly out there to answer the societies woes.

And yeah one more thing. Each person has a profile which also has a rating system based on the interactions the person had. The other person decides how “good” you were and this then leads to your future judgement by other people who want to interact.

hmm

Regards

Kaiser2011