Uses For Linking Your iPhone and iPad Together

Ever since the iPad was announced there have been complaints that it is just a bigger iPhone. Now that it has been released, population are starting to perceive that the iPad is much more. The best thing is that these devices share a lot of features in common. They both have entrance to the iTunes Store, the app Store, and many similar native programs. The biggest query for population with both devices is how to get the most out of both the iPad and iPhone at the same time. The hardware part is very simple. They can associate to each other via Bluetooth with no problems. The software is what well drives the versatility of these two devices. Let's look at a concentrate cool things you can do by syncing them together.

#1 - Turning the iPad into a camera

The iPad does not have a camera built in, but the iPhone does. So how do you get pictures onto your iPad using your iPhone? Very easily. There are two apps that you will need to download through the app store, Camera A and Camera B. Once the apps are installed on both devices, sync them up and just like that you can operate the camera through your iPad. You can pick to save the photos on your iPad, iPhone, or both.

#2 - Using iPhone as a video game controller

There has been new buzz lately about a video released online that shows the iPhone being used as a controller for an emulator running on the iPad. The understanding is pretty simple. Think of any gaming principles out today, they all have wireless controllers, this is the same idea. These emulators are all made by third-party developers, and not by the game manufacturer themselves. Keep in mind that in order to legally play the game, you need to own the traditional copy. Emulators and Roms are easily out there, it just takes a exiguous bit of searching on Google.

Uses For Linking Your iPhone and iPad Together

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How to Play SNES Games on Your iPhone-iPod Touch With an iPhone SNES Emulator

The Apple iPhone is one of the most desirable pieces of technology available on the market today. Apple have lived up to their reputation and created storms throughout the mobile phone industry with their perfect blend of music, multimedia and communication.

It is now possible to play your classic favourites from the Super Nintendo on your Apple iPhone or iPod Touch thanks to some incredible members of the open source programming world. The iPhone SNES emulator is fantastic example of what can be achieved. The iPhone SNES emulator makes good use of the iPhones touch screen features to play games, you will be very impressed!

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Play Super Nintendo / SNES games on your iPhone with the iPhone SNES Emulator

What you'll need-

Jailbroken iPhone or iPod Touch
SNES4 iPhone SNES Emulator
TotalCommander software
T-PoT.0.2.zip
Squid
SNES Roms

All of the above can be easily found with Google, for legal reasons the software cant be hosted here.

Step 1 - Install TotalCOmmander onto your Apple iPhone / iPod Touch

Install TotalCommander
Extract the T-PoT.0.2.zip archive
Open TotalCommander, click on Configuration at the top, then Options
Click on Plugins in the left column
Click Configure under File System Plugins.WFX
Click Add and find the T-PoT.0.2 folder and select the T-PoT.wfx file, click Ok
Close TotalCommander down and open it up again
In the Drop Down Menu on the right that says [-C-] change it to the last option [-/-]
This shows all of the files on your iPhone / iPod Touch we will use this software to transfer files to your device

Step 2 - Installing the iPhone SNES Emulator on your iPhone / iPod Touch

Open TotalCommander
In the right column locate the folder called applications
Drag the SNES4iPhone directory onto the applications folder
let it do its thing

Step 3 - Installing SNES Roms to play with your iPhone SNES Emulator

Use TotalCommander and navigate to the following path-

for Firmware lower then 1.1.3 in /var/root/Media/ROMs/SNES/
for Firmware higher or equal to 1.1.3 in /var/mobile/Media/ROMs/SNES/

Transfer your ROMS by dragging and dropping them into TotalCommaner

Step 4 - Playing your games with the SNES iPhone Emulator

Open the iPhone SNES emulator
Choose your desired settings, defaults are fine
Select the SNES game you want to play on your Apple iPhone by clicking on the ROM

Thats it enjoy, all of those 90's classic SNES games thanks to the iPhone SNES emulator! Personally I play with the screen in landscape mode with the controls overlaid on the iPhones touch screen!

Thats not all you can do with your Apple iPhone / iPod Touch! You can also get a playstation 1 emulator to play all of your favourite PSONE games such as wipe out. Don't forget classic games from the NES and Gameboy Advance, mobile duck hunt and Pokemon anyone? All of these emulators are relatively simple to install and follow a very similar process to that explained above.

Don't forget, SNES Roms are easily found via Google and SNES Rom packs are often available from your favourite BitTorrent site.

How to Play SNES Games on Your iPhone-iPod Touch With an iPhone SNES Emulator

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Great New iPhone Apps

The saga of the booming iPhone App Store continues with a stream of new apps for use on the world's favorite smartphone (according to surveys) pouring out every day. Here are some of the latest and greatest:

Plank: A first in iPhone gaming, playing this puzzle game is based exclusively upon the iPhone accelerometer (the device's movement detector that, among other things, switches between landscape and portrait view when you tilt the phone). A different type of marble game, Plank includes movement controls like tilting and shaking the device.

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Slifter: A local product search tool for iPhone-using consumers across the country. Users can share promotions and prices and search more than 350 million products from over 200,000 retail stores. It allows you to search availability in local store inventories, sort searches by distance or price, view product images and maps to the stores.

Radiolicious: And while we're on the subject of localization (as it is, after all, the search rage of the coming age), this program helps iPhone users to listen to local radio stations through their iPhones.

As well as the above listed iPhone Apps, one that cannot be ignored is Google Maps.

Check this out - just after Google released its Google Android mobile operating system, a new contender in the so-far ineffective race to top the iPhone, Goolge makes one of its most popular offerings available for use on its new leading competitor's device.

The offering: GoogleEarth. And the newest platform supporting it: the iPhone. In a classic case of two great tastes tasting great together, Apple devotees users can now access GoogleEarth from their iPhones as well as their iPod Touches, downloadable through the iTunes Store.

GoogleEarth is the revered 3D geospatial mapping tool that superimposes aerial photography and satellite imagery to come up with the most accurate, interactive, and localized mapping tool available to date.

One feature that the iPhone brings to GoogleEarth is its deft and dexterous multi-touch interface, making interaction with the popular program even easier than ever.

The funniest part of all this? GoogleEarth has yet to be made available on the HTC G1, the first Google Phone. How backwards is that?

Great New iPhone Apps

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