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Install the Belle Delight custom rom and you’ve got excellent battery life and as many ‘apps’ as you can eat (many programs for most conceivable uses were written before the iPhone ever came along).
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It was a reluctant upgrade from my previous E72 but I find it is almost perfect, despite running an old system. I’ve had several people ask me “Ooo, what phone is that?”, about my E7. Posted in Peripherals Hacks Tagged button, keyboard, NFC, NFC tag, phone, qwerty, smartphone Post navigation You can take projects like this as far as you want. Plus, you could easily upgrade this project to allow the tags to do any number of other things. If you’ve never used or programmed an NFC tag, this would be a great project to get yourself acquainted with how they operate. In order to make them visible to the phone at any time, though, he placed the tags inside a clear plastic case for his phone and can now use them anytime. These devices are easily programmed via a number of apps from your app store of choice, and can be placed essentially anywhere. To recreate this, he went with a few NFC tags. There were lots of phones that had shortcut keys on their keyboards, but enjoyed using the ones that allowed him to switch between applications (or “apps” as the kids are saying these days) such as the calendar, the browser, or the mail client. It was a lawless wasteland, but for those who yearn for the wild-west days of the late 2000s, has recreated the shortcut buttons that used to exist on the tops of these keyboards for modern-day smartphones. Whole, slide-out QWERTY keyboards right on the underside of the phone. Not just power, volume, and maybe another button on the front. Requires iPhone OS 30.Back in the day, we had smartphones with physical buttons.
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IFart’s uSmell Technology will be released for free in iFart Lite, now available in the App Store. However, Comm says in just days following the incident he was contacted by the Defense Department who wishes to acquire the technology for chemical warfare testing. Unfortunately at one point during initial testing several developers were overcome by fumes and had to be hospitalized. IFart developers spent months creating the complicated framework, which has been heralded as a programming marvel by leading iPhone developers.
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From the pleasing aroma of chocolate chip cookies to instant colognes, there are literally 1000’s of scent code and aroma combinations that can be released using our proprietary uSmell code.
“There is virtually no limit to the number of apps we can release with this technology. “This is the equivalent of putting a man on the moon” says iFart creator Joel Comm who plans on launching a whole line of scent related apps.
When the scent function (codename: uSmell) is activated in the iFart app, a signal is sent to iFart servers or what they call their “methane mainframes” which returns a coding sequence back to the olfactic framework that activates the scent within 2 seconds. IFart’s developers created an “olfactic framework” which works inside Apple’s SDK and enables them to release digital scents via the iPhone speaker. The makers of iFart Mobile, one of the most popular iphone applications of all time have announced a major technological breakthrough in the iPhone platform.
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