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  Using TigerText, user can set a time limit about the text message to stay after it is read. When the limit exceeded, the message will disappear from the recipient's phone, the sender's phone and any servers. After this, you can not forward the message to anywhere, store the message or sold it to a flashy news magazine. The basic level of the software costs $2.50 per month.

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iPhone apps for bloggers are carving out a niche in the mainstream blogging world. It's not far when bloggers would adopt to a new vogue - iBlogging, somewhat similar to the phenomenal concept of microblogging. If iPhone apps can assist in almost everything under the sun - why not blogging. Now scrabbling through Apple iTunes to test, which app fits into your blogging schedule is a hectic task. Well, to help you out with blogging iPhone apps we did an extensive research to sort out the list of the top must have iPhone apps for bloggers.

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There have hardly been an eye candy gadget like iPhone in recent times. The extreme user-friendliness coupled with its sleek and stylish looks have helped iPhone to reach the pinnacle of popularity. iPhone apps have been a great addition and a pillar to iPhone's overwhelming craze. Considering that, we thought of exploring apps for a specific group of people, the graphic designers. There is a designer in each one of us. So even if you are not a pro, you can still try your hands on them.

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Trent Reznor, the leading man of Nine Inch Nails and a digital music visionary, thrashed Apple the other day because the NiN app was disapproved off an update on the grounds of "objectionable content" (read: too many F-attacks). But anyway, Apple's concern surprisingly was not with content that much but with the song "The Downward Spiral" that can be streamed to the updated NIN iPhone App. Which is ridiculous like their dubious App approval policy is. TR didn't sit back and chose to take it on and spoke his hearts out about the bizarre app policy of Apple. Full article (704 words) »

Well I was tracking the iPhone apps since my last article on the apps -iDracula iPhone app: For Those who Like to Slay Monsters for Fun.  The apps are getting so hot that even a nine year old Lim Ding Wen came up with a Doodle Kids to add to the app store. Then I had decided to my bit with iPhone apps. That was to pick the latest and the cheapest apps. Do you known a lot of these iPhone apps have undergone a price cut and some of them are absolutely free-of-cost now. It's not always easy to select the best ones when you have the app store flooded with apps every day. But, I had already made up my mind.  Here the list of Top 10 newest iPhone apps for you to choose.
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Summer is about to hit and iPhone is getting hotter. With the free OS 3.0 update to all iPhone as expected before the summers, the users can expect a more dynamic iPhone at their behest. There is a non stop flooding of apps for this apple of Apple's eye. So can these apps make a difference to your summer this time? Well I planned to make your summer all more fun with some cool iPhone apps. From colossal heap of iPhone apps I picked up some exciting apps to make you summer as never before with your iPhone. Here's my list of Top 10 summer iPhone apps to beat the heat.
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Free iPhone Apps are now available aplenty. Many of those apps either have no use or have bugs that makes the app prone to crashes. There are many iPhone users don't want to waste their time on those apps but buy a good one instead. But there are some apps that may be really useful at times, and they are free too. We have made a list of these apps which are useful, fun, less prone to crashes and are free of course. Take a look at the list and get them if you want.
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With craze for iPhone apps soaring up, Yahoo couldn't wait to get into the groove. It's up with a beta version mobile app for iPhone and other smartphones. Google already has a voice search app for iPhone. Microsoft has its Seadragon Mobile published in App Store. It was Yahoo's turn to drive the smartphones owners nuts. The Yahoo app has loads to offer with its messenger, onePlace, email, pulse, browser and more. Full article (316 words) »