Overall Summary: In my view, well worth the £5.99 ($9.99) upgrade price.
Well, I just managed to upgrade my iPod touch 2g to iPhone OS 3.0. It all went smoothly, although there were some niggles in the purchase process (I had to go through a loop 3 times for some reason). Here are some initial [...]
Having posted about JoikuSpot yesterday, I now reckon that JoikuSpot is probably the best app I have ever come across , as it has set me free in a (mobile) way I have always wanted, but never been able to figure out how to do.
I am doing this update from a cafe, and connecting [...]
A while back we decided we needed a Windows Mobile phone on which to do testing of our mobile music mixing system Mixtikl, and that we needed a touch only version. We were not sure at that time on our iPhone plans otherwise we would have gone for an iPhone instead. We got a good [...]
I spent a bit of time in the last day or so trying to figure out the easiest way, for me, to get an external microphone and guitar audio input into my 2nd gen iPod touch. This was by way of a break from playing with (oops, working on skins for) Mixtikl for iPhone.
As I [...]
It is always something of a relief to hit major project milestones. We have already passed a major one: Mixtikl is midway through its Alpha testing phase and now has people other than Tim and me using it! The Beta release is now only weeks away.
What is Mixtikl, and why are we so excited by [...]
Two apps that I regularly use on my S60V3 N95 are:
Projekt by Kylom – a neat outliner and list making app, and;
Mobbler – a really simple looking but fantastic LastFM client (meaning I can WiFi play LastFM radio stations on my mobile around the house). LastFM really comes into its own for me, when it [...]
I was having problems recording the output of my sequencer to a file. I could hear it fine through the headphones, but could just not get Sonar to record it. It was likely another one of those problems related to using the Sigmatel sound chip in the laptop. Paul Weir of Earcom came to rescue [...]
Last week I came across an excellent piece of software – Asio4All. I was beginning to completely despair of ever finding anything that would give me low latency operation on my laptops, without having to resort to an external input box (MIDI or audio).
Then, in a last ditch websearch I somehow stumbled across asio4all. It [...]
