Apr 27 2009
iPhone Unleased– Freeware to Expand your iPhones Reach
Once you’ve watched your Pirates of the Caribbean and ordered your calamari, you’re going to look longingly towards your desktop or laptop Mac. With this week’s selections, you can use the beauty of your handheld web browser to tap in to your Mac’s files and more.
If you don’t have an iPhone, get the Freeloader alternative here for $150.
SoonR is a cool, web-based service that lets you access your Mac without opening/forwarding ports. Connecting from your iPhone is as easy as logging into your SoonR account. Access documents remotely, browse your Microsoft Outlook contacts, calendar and mail and even initiate Skype calls.
Turn your iPhone into a remote for Keynote, DVD Player and iTunes with Phone Home. The author promises more remotes in the future. In the mean time, the iTunes remote supports playlists and podcasts.
Get all that? There’s a ton of fun for you and your iPhone (or analogous, unhyped alternative device).
I’m a fairly new Linotype FontExplorer X user, but I’m not won over so much that my eye has not been caught by the beauty of 
I have always protected (hidden?) the beauty of the iPod’s industrial design behind bulky silicone or leather cases, but with the introduction of the touch screens on the iPhone and iPod touch, there is only so much bulk you can add without getting in the function. So, how do you protect it?