A quick alert to let you know that GV Mobile+, the Google Voice application by Sean Kovacs is free in the App Store for a few hours. According to Sean’s Twitter update, GV Mobile+ will go back to its normal price ($2.99) at around 10pm PST.
GV Mobile+ was released in the App Store last week after Apple loosened up the app approval process. It is the second Google Voice iPhone app to be approved in the App Store this since Apple changed the app approval process. GV Connect was the first one.
You can download GV Mobile+ from here. Hurry up!
UPDATE: The developer of GV Mobile+ is apparently pissed that we (and other sites) shared the news. As a result, the app is not free anymore.
UPDATE 2: The dev says on Twitter the app should be free again for just a few minutes. Hurry!
I’m sure you have received e-mails with “sent from my iPhone” as signature before.
If you want to use something a bit more creative as your iPhone e-mail signature, then you can use this iPhone Signature Creator. Just click on the link there and you can include so much more, like a picture, even links to Facebook, FaceTime, LinkedIn, Skype, or Twitter.
So, if you want this, check it out. You can read more about it on my Source link. This ain’t the Autograph App.
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Game Center is pretty popular with iOS 4.1, but it can’t play on the 3G. At least, not until now.
According to my Source:
It looks like some mods to .plist files in the GameCenter.ipa file for the 3GS will get it up and running on a jailbroken iPhone 3G running iOS 4.1. Web site Redmond Pie has video proving it can be done. Unfortunately, the specific modifications aren’t posted because they violate Apple’s DRM.
My Source also says the final result is “far from snappy”. So it might be easier to get a more improved version of the iPhone.
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Some of you might remember when we first discussed the Android-powered AlessiTab home tablet.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t feel that this tablet will get its original September release, but it will show up sometime in Novemeber. For those who don’t remember, the Tablet has a 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen, built-in WiFi, a DVB-T digital TV tuner, and a webcam,
Not only will this tablet be delayed, but it will cost more. It should be $535.
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Google MyLocation Service has received an interesting update. No longer will you have to type in what you are looking for, you just speak the word into the phone. Since your phone knows where you are, it will track down the nearest place to find your keyword.
For example, if you say “pizza”, you’ll find the nearest pizza place. If you don’t believe it, then watch this video of some guy saying “pizza” with different backgrounds. Just to let you know, it goes on for ten minutes with him saying “pizza” into his mobile phone, and each time is less funnier than the last time. Of course, it isn’t really funny the first time.
Think of the next ten minutes as an anti-joke.
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Game Center is pretty popular with iOS 4.1, but it can’t play on the 3G. At least, not until now. 
Some of you might remember when we first discussed the Android-powered AlessiTab home tablet. 
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