July 9th, 2010 — FaceTime, Google Voice, apple, iphone apps, mobile
In all my recent FaceTime tinkering it came to me that I could easily post my Google Voice phone number as my FaceTime number.
The idea being you could post the Google Voice number anywhere. You can accept or decline audio phone calls however you see fit and convert any audio phone call you want to make a FaceTime video call seamlessly with the press of a button.
Many popular tech people on Twitter publish their phone number. Having that number be a Google Voice phone number would allow you to have multiple phones and allow ‘protected’ FaceTime calling since they’ always start as audio calls, you can also have call forwarding and other controls.
Another great thing about Google Voice.
A Simple Graphic of Using a Google Voice Number
and FaceTime Calling
June 4th, 2010 — apple, hack, iphone apps, jailbreak, mobile
Great news today. One of my must have iPhone apps, Wi-Fi Sync, is on-sale for next week and getting 3G and VPN sync in the future according to their press release today
This is for Jailbreakers only, since Apple choose to reject it.
Yet another great reason to Jailbreak. It’s easy!
Get Wi-Fi Sync
May 14th, 2010 — apple, hack, iphone apps, jailbreak, mobile, os x
I noticed last night in an email from Greg Hughes that Wi-Fi Sync launched on Cydia due to Apple’s AppStore rejection.
He had rather cumbersome directions to get to the app in Cydia. It got me thinking that there must be a better way.
Searching online didn’t reveal anything. A tweet and email to Saurik, aka Jay Freeman, hasn’t been answered and may never.
My research lead me to the solution.
It should look familiar to any developers. I share so anyone, bloggers, developers can add in-Cydia app links onto their websites to help users.
cydia://package/com.ghughes.wifisync
For your app, just grab your package ID (see third photo), and put it after package/
Cheers
September 16th, 2008 — iphone apps
I have been online now since 1995. Over the 13 years I’ve realized that there are simply too many passwords.
Thank god for SplashID. This was the first application I purchased when the iPhone App Store when live. It’s a god send!. I have over 300 passwords stored in it.
SplashID can also store other data like account, notes, you name it.
If you have an iPhone or other mobile device, you NEED to get SplashID!
SplashID for the iPhone (App Store Link)
SplashID for the iPhone
