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Dec 16 2008

Tune in to internet radio stations from your iPhone or iPod touch

sshot nowplaying 20081216 203338 Tune in to internet radio stations from your iPhone or iPod touchRogue Amoeba has announced its newest app, Radioshift Touch, available exclusively on the iPhone and iPod devices. Radioshift Touch allows you to tune in to thousands of internet radio stations from pretty much anywhere as long as there is available wifi, EDGE, or 3G signals (iPhone only on those last 2 obviously). Rogue Amoeba has made it simple to find the internet stream for local AM/FM stations, check out what’s popular, browse by genre, or even just search for a favorite station.

Radioshift Touch sells for USD$9.99.

twitam 20081216 203305 Tune in to internet radio stations from your iPhone or iPod touchRadioshift Touch is great if you’re interested in a wide range of internet radio programming from all around the globe, but if you only have ears for Leo Laporte, you’ll want to check out TWiT.am. It’s a FREE iPhone/iPod touch app that puts the live audio stream from Leo Laporte’s TWiT.tv netcasts in the palm of you hand. You can browse the content schedule or even make a quick call (iPhone only…but you knew that) to Leo on his weekend Tech Guy radio broadcast to ask him a tech question–TWiT.am puts Leo Laporte on your Speed Dial!

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Nov 21 2008

Koi Pond iPhone app offers ”Holiday Mode”

IMG 0005 20081121 174427 Koi Pond iPhone app offers Holiday ModeKoi Pond is a cute little inexpensive iPhone/iPod touch app that invites you to gaze in and relax while watching playful koi fish swim. You can run your fingers over the surface of the water to hear the gentle splashing…but don’t be surprised if you scare the fish away. Don’t worry though; they’ll be back and you can even feed them from your fingertips.

In the latest update pushed to Koi Pond users, a Holiday Mode was added that features 2 new Holiday koi, holly leaves, festive lights, special holiday koi food (please do not feed gingerbread men and candy canes to real koi) and when you shake your iPhone, you’ll hear sleigh bells.

Koi Pond sells for $0.99.

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Nov 11 2008

Clips– clipboard and TextExpander reinvented?

boardss 20081111 175706 Clips clipboard and TextExpander reinvented?Clips is a clipboard manager that developer Conceited Software calls, “your Mac OS X clipboard and TextExpander reinvented.” Now, I’m a huge fan of TextExpander, so Clips has a lot to live up to for me.

Clips monitors your clipboard and adds anything you copy to its panel. You can even add things to the panel by dragging them to a hot corner. Within the panel, your copied items are organized according to the application you clipped them out of and the Space you were in when you did it. Clippings can also be organized using smart folders or searched. If you find that you are constantly copying the same items again and again, you can use Clips to assign an abbreviation to the clipping (like TextExpander’s snippets) or even a full-on key command. All your clips can viewed in the organizer, the panel (a vertical “dock” of clips) or “the board” (shown here-which is kind of like Dashboard for your clipboard).

Intriguing idea.

Clips was updated today the version 1.1.3 with a few bug fixes. Registrations sell fro USD$29.99

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