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Xabler Control

Posted on Apr 28, 2010 under Lifestyle

Xabler Control

Take control of many things in your everyday life – literally! Xabler Control will allow you to operate such things as: lighting, audio video, security, thermostats, DVD, TV, tuner etc – not only can you be in control of all of these within your home, you will have the ability to operate them from anywhere in the world. Without going into too much technical detail, you’ll need to get the Xabler server (available at xabler.com). This app would be ideally suited to a business person who travels around constantly and needs quick access to the electronics within their home.

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Feng Shui Tips

Posted on Mar 18, 2010 under Lifestyle

Feng Shui Tips

Wanting to learn the way of the ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui? Well, this app won’t make you a ‘Feng Shui Master’, but it will provide you with some useful tips to potentially help balance the energies that surround you, helping you live a healthy and happy life…. well, maybe not exactly accurate to reality, but worth a try for those of us who want some basic Feng Shui advice delivered in a simple and attractive method. You have the option to email (friends, family) these tips, spreading your newly found knowledge to the benefit of others.

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20 Minute Meals – Jamie Oliver

Posted on Mar 07, 2010 under Lifestyle

20 Minute Meals – Jamie Oliver

Experience cooking the Jamie Oliver way with this great interactive pocket recipe book. There are 55 recipes to follow presented in an easy-to-follow structure, all the recipes include detailed step-by-step photos to make following them as simple and effective as possible. Other features include an interactive shopping list (separating your ingredients by supermarket aisle) and the ability to choose a random recipe via shaking your iPod Touch or iPhone.

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StayTunedIn

Posted on Feb 21, 2010 under Lifestyle

StayTunedIn

The StayTunedIn app allows you to keep track of all your favorite TV shows. To make this work for you, you’ll need to search through the TV guide for your favorite shows and add them to your personalized TV guide. You will then have the advantage of seeing when and what channels you can watch your selected shows, including show information and upcoming schedules. The below screenshot will give you a good idea of what to expect.

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PhotoFrame

Posted on Feb 16, 2010 under Lifestyle

PhotoFrame

With PhotoFrame you can use your iPod Touch or iPhone as a digital picture frame. It comes with some images to get you started, but obviosuly you’ll be adding your own to the gallery. Once your slideshow has begun, the auto-lock setting on your device will be overiden so you can sit back and enjoy your photo display without having to worry about the screen going blank. The date and time are displayed below the pictures, so you have the added option of using this app as a digital clock.

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Momento

Posted on Jan 26, 2010 under Lifestyle

Momento

Momento is a simple, easy to use app that acts as a diary or journal. With it’s quick and easy features, you’ll be able to add daily interesting or special moments with no problem at-all. Another feature included in this app is the ability to use status posts from your social networking accounts & import them as moments into your diary or journal. A great application for those who like to record and reflect on their lives.

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Amazing X-Ray FX PRO

Posted on Jan 17, 2010 under Lifestyle

Amazing X-Ray FX² PRO

Completely fool your friends into thinking your iPhone or iPod touch doubles as an amazingly cool full skeleton PRO X-Ray machine. X-ray your hands, feet, chest, skull or even pelvis – this is done by gently moving your device over one of these areas(3D like phased sync). This app is so realistic, it’s hard to believe that the X-rays are not actually real.