BY Joe White on Wed May 08th, 2013
One new jailbreak tweak can add Velox-powered Phone functions to an iPhone's Home screen.
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BY Kimberly Price on Tue April 30th, 2013
This guide will help you find the right app to record your calls.
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BY Greg Sapienza on Thu June 30th, 2011
People love VOIP because it allows them to talk to people without being chained to a phone. The apps here will give you some great VOIP options for your iPhone, iPod and iPad. Due to a reader's request we have added Viber to this list, which ironically requires you to use a phone, but has iPod and iPad support on the way.
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BY Greg Sapienza on Thu June 23rd, 2011
For most the contacts app included on the iPhone is good enough. However, for those who are feeling unsatisfied with Apple's offering can check out the apps in this AppGuide to get more functionality. We have also updated this AppGuide to include Tacts, which is amazingly intuitive as well as feature rich.
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BY Joe White on Thu June 09th, 2011
Yet another feature present in iOS 5 is the ability to delete individual calls in the built-in Phone app.
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BY Greg Sapienza on Thu June 09th, 2011
Sure, Apple's new iMesseger may have been announced recently, but with so many people without iDevices, it may be of use to look at these texting app and dodge the bill that you carrier is eager to give to you.
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BY Greg Sapienza on Fri April 08th, 2011
The ability to record phone calls is a useful feature for many people. While the native iOS does not have this functionality, these apps will present you with some great options for recording phone conversations.
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BY Hayk Chukhuryan on Fri November 19th, 2010
Google Voice is a service which allows you to have 1 phone number for all your phones. After a long wait, Google Voice has finally hit the App Store. You can now send and receive calls, SMS, and voicemail right from your iPhone! Let's see how it does in our in-depth review...
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BY Scott Grizzle on Sat July 24th, 2010
If you were to base your opinion of the iPhone, and AT&T's service for it, solely on news stories and commentary, you might think the iPhone is one of the worst consumer electronics devices ever made. However, recent survey statistics show quite a different story.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Wed July 14th, 2010
While Cisco is the predominant provider of commercial networking equipment, they have also become a prominent provider of commercial VoIP phone systems. They've accomplished this by integrating well with their customer's existing infrastructure. Now, it appears they want to integrate with FaceTime as well.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Mon July 12th, 2010
Citrix, a leader in thin client computing, has been looking for what they call their "Nirvana Phone" that helps create a full desktop environment, using a phone as the brain. With the release of the iPhone 4, they believe they may finally have the device they've been looking for.
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BY Robb Lewis on Fri May 28th, 2010
Jealous of what Android users can do with the new 'Intents' feature? Well now you can push phone numbers, sms, text, URLs and photos from your computer directly to your iPhone with myPhoneDesktop. Read on for more.
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BY Joseph Treadwell on Wed September 23rd, 2009
The team at RockYourPhone.com has created a set of apps that could change how you use the iPhone. Not only that they have some software that will make it easier to jailbreak your phone and what is now a fully featured Cydia replacement. You should check it out and see for yourself?
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BY Dave Holmes on Mon July 13th, 2009
Summertime is for many things. It is a time to laugh with close friends as you listen to the fresh new seasonal music, which has an erie semblance to the fresh new music of most
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BY Dave Holmes on Tue June 30th, 2009
Lately I have gotten to wondering whether or not I am the first humor columnist/glorified space filler to compare the feelings one develops for a phone, to the feelings one develops for a significant other.
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