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Do you like Internet Radio? Would you like to make your iPhone into Internet Radio device?
Here is excellent application to do just that – Internet RadioBox

Supported formats: MP3, AAC(+), WMA, ASF, MMS, ASX, PLS, M3U

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If you alternate between the letter and number keyboards a lot then you can save some keystrokes by keeping the 123 pressed when you select that keyboard and dragging your finger to the chosen number or punctuation mark. Then let it go and you will be returned to the AZ keyboard.

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When typing on your iPhone, double tapping the space bar at the end of a sentence automatically enters a period followed by a space.

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Having problem with scrolling in boxes while surfing with iPhone Safari browser?
No problem – use two fingers instead of one!

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Here is handy tip when browsing in iPhone. Let say you are at the bottom of the page and want quickly back to the top.
Simple – just tap the iPhone Status Bar (i.e. menu bar located at the very top of your screen) and you are immediately back at the very top.

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Hopefully you never need it but just in case here is two ways to reboot your iPhone:
(1) press and hold the Home button for about six seconds to quit any application that might have locked up your iPhone.
if this does not work try following
(2) press and hold both Home and On/Off; after about 10 seconds the Apple logo will appear

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Ever wondered how to take screen capture of the iPhone or iPod?
Well it is actually pretty simple: press and hold the Home button that is located at the bottom center of the iPhone and is more often used to return to the default screen of your iPhone. While your hold the home button, also press the Sleep / Wake key on top of iPhone and a screenshot of the existing screen will get saved to your iPhone or iPod photos folder. The iPod / iPhone screen will flash momentarily to indicate that a screenshot has been captured.

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Computerworld recently wrote here that Vatican has launched a Facebook and iPhone applications for better communication with the tech savvy. Release also includes website Pope2you with links to these and other services.
The Pope2You portal is run by the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Social Communications and is available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. It was launched ahead of the church’s World Communications Day on Sunday.
These services are part of web based offerings that included recently Vatican Youtube website complementing Vatican main website and Vatican Museum Online.
Read more about potential of new technologies here.

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If you have recently travelled or looked at magazines you have probably seen a strange black and with square shape barcode boxes. Actually you don’t have to go far – recent Mobile Monday in Toronto issued tickets that contained QR code – also known as “Quick Response” code. It is used to code and decode different information: business card, message, URL. Up to 7089 numbers or 4296 alphanumeric characters can be contained in one QR code.

Created by Japanese corporation Denso-Wave in 1994 QR codes have become recently very popular in Japan and in the rest of the World.

All one has to do to read the code is to have special program to decode 2D barcode and you will instantly have in your fingertips information hidden in its pattern. Next time you see it – check again it might be provided by Chilldor!

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For all those who like and use iPhone here are some useful links:

iPhone related directories and news:
- iLounge Mobile Edition
- AppleIphoneHome:Your Home for Apple iPhone Application & Development News
- iPhoneSource: The largest software listings for iPhone and iPod Touch
- iPhone Application List: Software listing fro iPhone and iPod Touch
- iPhone Atlas: guides, help applications, news and more, updated daily

Google now offers special page for iPhone users as per recent article:
Google on iPhone Macworld makeover

Direct link should be here
Google on iPhone however iPhone users should be re-directed directly there when going with Safari to google.com