Your fav Iphone, Android or WinMo apps?

Now this sounds like fun! But "Made by Hasbro"??? :dozey:

Hasbro add-on promises 3D on iPhone, iPod touch
http://photos.macnn.com/news/1011/hasbromy3d-lg.jpg

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Hasbro plans to show a new gadget to investors on Tuesday that will let iPhone and iPod touch owners view 3D images. According to a Monday report, the attachment will be called My3D and will let users view 3D thanks in part to special My3D apps. Some apps will need to be paid for, while others will be free. Hasbro worked with Apple on the development of the add-on.

Hasbro has teamed up with Dreamworks Animation, the Discovery network, Sony and Imax to develop content. Viewers will have access up to 20 minutes of content from movies and behind-the-scenes videos. Development is also underway for games in 3D, as well as educational apps that will let kids engage in pretend scuba diving.

The My3D will arrive in stores next spring for $30.

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I'd quite like a very simple app but once which seems almost impossible to find. Just an alarm / clock application which you set to go off at a specific time, then it will sound the alarm for e.g. 30 seconds, and then stop, and not require any getting up to push the 'switch off' button and won't then keep sounding every 5 minutes etc.

Closest I've found is the 'Calendar Alarm' app which can sound for 30 seconds then stop. But it has some flaws, namely you can't set an alarm to go off at a specific time. If you wanted it to go off at 7.00am you'd have to set an event for 7.05am then the alarm for 5 minutes before! Also on recurring events you can have it Daily, Weekly etc, but there's no Monday-Friday option.

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Originally Posted by Mark

I'd quite like a very simple app but once which seems almost impossible to find. Just an alarm / clock application which you set to go off at a specific time, then it will sound the alarm for e.g. 30 seconds, and then stop, and not require any getting up to push the 'switch off' button and won't then keep sounding every 5 minutes etc.

Closest I've found is the 'Calendar Alarm' app which can sound for 30 seconds then stop. But it has some flaws, namely you can't set an alarm to go off at a specific time. If you wanted it to go off at 7.00am you'd have to set an event for 7.05am then the alarm for 5 minutes before! Also on recurring events you can have it Daily, Weekly etc, but there's no Monday-Friday option.

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The bog standard HTC clock on my Desire does that, with the added advantage of not being confused when the clocks go back :p

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Originally Posted by Zico

Thanks guys, Im gonna have a lot of fun trying all these apps out. I found this really neat Irev app which when used with the Kiwi Wifi OBDII module allows you to view every engine sensor reading and log it from your cars ECU plus fault codes. It also allows datalogging G-force sensors etc etc. It will only work fully with OBDII cars ie, 96 ish onwards.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPho6...eature=related

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I would buy this Wifi OBD2 reader and the IRev program if you could play downloadable engine soundtracks in sync with the Rev counter and played through the car stereo speakers via bluetooth or something.

Being able to have a V8, WRC, DTM or F1 engine soundtrack when you felt like it would make it a very popular App I'd imagine.

Someone please do it!

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Originally Posted by Dave B

The bog standard HTC clock on my Desire does that, with the added advantage of not being confused when the clocks go back :p

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Yes but is it magical? :p

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Originally Posted by Jag_Warrior

This one sounds tempting, but I think I already have enough hobbies and gadgets collecting dust as it is. Pretty cool though... especially on an iPad.

http://cdn.iphonebuzz.com/wp-content...ardrone-sg.jpg





Review: IPhone-Controlled Drone Fun But Expensive

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Have you been living under a rock? That's been on tech sites for months and months and months!!!!!

I've been checking the new TV adds that we are being bombarded with.

The advert focuses on the fact that we, the smart phone users spend too much time in our phones and this new Windows phone will make us spend less time using it.

Didn't quite understand the implied message at the beginning and even found it condescending in a way.

Now I want to give it the benefit of the doubt.

Daniel, what's the point they are trying to get through?
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I'm not sure :p I think perhaps what they mean is that you get a lot of info very quickly without having to make a lot of clicks and going deep into apps

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Originally Posted by Daniel

I'm not sure :p I think perhaps what they mean is that you get a lot of info very quickly without having to make a lot of clicks and going deep into apps

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OK mr. windows know it all :p : that was disappointing. :)

this is the tV add I'm talking about - you probably get it too?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHlN21ebeak


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Originally Posted by Daniel

Have you been living under a rock? That's been on tech sites for months and months and months!!!!!

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Maybe so. But since I've only had an iPod Touch for weeks and weeks and weeks, I previously had no need to look up such things. I just don't read that many tech sites... maybe an occasional glance at CNET every now & again. If something flashes up on the Google News bar that relates to tech, I might click on it... or I might not. :p

Other than it having a camera for taking quick shots of work related situations, all I needed to know before I bought this device was that my bank and primary broker had apps for it. I'd say it's already paid for itself about ten times over at this point. Any other apps are just for sh##s & giggles.