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Stanford iPhone Class Releases Some Cool Apps Posted: 24 Jan 2009 03:24 AM CST First batch Students of iPhone course offered at Standford CS193p, released some pretty cool and interesting apps for iPhone recently. Here is the complete app list from the their website which includes the app status, apps website links, iTunes app store links and their developer names: Abodi Keyan Salari (contact) ksalari at stanford dot edu Abodi allows you to search listings on Craigslist and save your favorite results for viewing access on the go. You can call or email the ad poster, map out the locations of rental/sale properties and even take notes and photos of the properties you visit. Abodi knows where you are located using the iPhone’s GPS technology, so you can find or rank listings by their distance to your current location or other points of interest! Free, to be submitted by 01/26/09 Website HaveASec Nafis Jamal and Andrew He (contact) njamal at stanford dot edu, andu at stanford dot edu Do you HaveASec? If so, this is the perfect application for you. You can quickly create a short survey or poll to send out to your friends. You can also ask a public poll to see what our users think. Friends don’t have an iPhone? No problem! We have a fully functional web interface for all mobile phones and computers. Free, get it on the App Store Website Qingwen Karan Misra (contact) kmisra at stanford dot edu Qingwen is an extremely focused and streamlined Chinese-English and English-Chinese dictionary designed with the Chinese reader in mind. Lookup is meant to be fast and easy. There is just one search field which accepts anything you throw at it- Chinese characters, Pinyin, and English - and figures out the most relevant results. Since Qingwen is meant for students of Chinese, you can also easily add words to word lists for future reference and discover relationship between characters by seeing which other words they occur in and which other characters have similar sounds. Qingwen uses a modified version of CC-CEDICT as its dictionary. Free, get it on the App Store Website Stress Bust Greg Wientjes (contact) wientjes at stanford dot edu Stress Buster provides a video of soothing ocean waves. A guiding voice assists the user in relaxing through a progressive muscle squeezing up through the body. $0.99, pending App Store approval Site Saver Vikram Oberoi (contact) voberoi at stanford dot edu Site Saver allows you to save websites locally on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Save online references to train schedules, recipes, or product reviews to your device for quick access on the go, or keep your daily fix of online articles just a tap away! $2.99, pending App Store approval Website Heydar Mark Kieling, Shahryar Khan, Matthew Pease, and Matthew Lawyer (contact) shahryar at slac dot stanford dot edu Heydar is a fun new way to meet people. Get started by taking your own headshot. Then view headshots of nearby Heydar users. Tap “Hey” if you find someone attractive. Don’t worry… they will only find out you tapped them if they also tap you. What you decide to do next is up to you… Free, pending App Store approval Website iDiscover Paul Wilson and Nafis Jamal (contact) ptwilson at stanford dot edu, njamal at stanford dot edu Do you have a second? Want to read an article of interest to you but don’t have the time to find it? How about a new video to kill some time on the train? Or, what about checking out a new application that isn’t on the Top 25 list? iDiscover lets you easily discover new articles, videos, and applications customized to your interests. You and your friends can also easily share these articles, videos, and applications that you enjoy with each other. Free, get it on the App Store Website Air Guitar James Anthony and Edward Marks (contact) james at inediblesoftware dot com, eddie at inediblesoftware dot com Air Guitar provides all the fun of rocking out with none of the talent or commitment required to play a real instrument. Unlike other guitar apps, Air Guitar uses the built-in accelerometer to let you really rock: with your iPhone or iPod touch in hand, just start strumming away at your imaginary axe. $1.99, get it on the App Store Website [Via: Standford iPhone Class Apps]

G1 Getting Company In G2 aka Sapphire 2.0 Posted: 23 Jan 2009 05:59 PM CST Google Mobile aka G1 will soon be getting its companion from HTC in form of G2 which is named as “Sapphire 2.0″. Some spy shots of white G2 were leaked which showed that it will be running on Android, having a 3.2 mpx camera and probably no physical keyboard. Here is the spy shot of G2 In the initial thoughts G2 looks pretty good, but to know about the full spec list we have to wait a little. [Via:Engadget]

Meizu M8 Getting Launched Pretty Soon Posted: 23 Jan 2009 10:59 AM CST Most talked about iPhone clone Meizu M8 is almost ready for its big launch. And to keep the excitement alive, M8 recently had a firmware update which was equipped with copy and paste, outlook synchronization and full system backup. It is slated for March release in Mainland China and will be released later in other countries. About the release in India currently there are no dates set. If you to know more about Meizu M8 and its features , check out our previous post on M8 at Post Link

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