AppleVis Podcast

IN this podcast, AnonyMouse gives us a demonstration of Dice World, a free iOS app allowing users to play on their own or with others. This app includes, Yahtzee, Farkle, Pig, and Balut. Why not roll the dice, and take a gamble on listening to this podcast?

With Audiobus, the revolutionary new inter-app audio routing system, you can connect your Audiobus-compatible music apps together, just like virtual cables.

In this podcast, Andre Louis compares the Jambox From Jawbone and the Desaia BeatBox, 2 bluetooth speaker options for your iDevice. IS the price difference really noticeable in terms of sound quality? Tune in to AppleVis Podcast 351 to find out.

IN podcast number 350, Steve Bauer interviews Harry Daswani, marketing director of StandScan and its benifits. Following the interview, Steve explains how this device is put together, how to place your phone, and how to place the document in question to achieve best results. OCR is not discussed. The StandScan Pro is available from the link provided above, and is also available on Amazon.com for $29.95. However, listeners should tune in to this podcast for a promo code giving them a discount when purchasing directly from StandScan.

In this podcast, Neal Ewers gives us an introductory overview of some ways that you can use Siri to increase daily productivity.

Neal takes a look at setting alarms, reminders, sending text messages, making phone calls, obtaining word definitions, and more.

Also mentioned in this podcast is the iOS app FiRe 2 - Field Recorder, which is available from the iTunes App Store for $5.99.

IN this podcast, Musicruz demonstrates Type2Phone, an app which allows you to control your iOS device using your Mac.

In this podcast, Marrie shows us an alternative method to that demonstrated by David Woodbridge in a previous podcast for creating files that will open a website when clicked. This allows you to use these as web link bookmarks which can be accessed from Finder or the Desktop on your Mac.

The method described here should also work on Windows, meaning that you can easily share these bookmarks across platforms and with other people.

The previous podcast and the additional comments referred to by Marrie in this podcast can be found here.

In this podcast, Peter Mahach gives us a review of the iOS port of Karateka, a classic love story set in feudal Japan.

The game challenges you to fight to save the lovely Mariko from the evil warlord Akuma and reunite her with her True Love!

Peter explains how to play, what might give you trouble, and shows us the differences between the iOS and PC, 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game.