Today I find a new software in AppStore named “iFog”. When I opened it, just find a simple photo of rose flower as below :

But when I puff into the iPhone microphone, wow! iPhone screen covered with fog? It’s really interesting, huh? Now you can write down on it and you may want to play tic-tac-toe with your friends!
But the main point of this app was discovered when you write something on the iPhone screen, yes you can’t see what you write but when you puffiFog on Youtube into mic & make some fog your writing appears on the screen as you can see in following screen shot :

if you familiar with the iPhone user interface (buttons, etc) you found that the UI of this app is a bit differ form what you seen before it may be another point of interest for buying this app!
But iFog didn’t support Multi-touch, I think they should add this functionality in future updates.

Below you can find a video that demonstrate iFrog:

Don’t worry iPhone can’t get a cold … But can monitor swine flu virus around you!

With HealthMap’s Outbreaks Near Me application, you have all of HealthMap’s latest real-time disease outbreak information at your fingertips. Open the app and see all current outbreaks in your neighborhood, including news about H1N1 infuenza (“Swine flu”).

Today I find an application in AppStore called AirMouse, (Price $5.99). Recently I heard something about Logitech new wireless mouse named Air Mouse… So let’s Google describe it, and search Google about Air Mouse. Google tells that there is two different air mouse available (Actually more) in the world and both of them have a same aim, Bringing wireless to your desktop!

The first one is the The Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Mouse (Price : more than $100) and the second one is an iPhone app named AirMouse (Price: $5.99) by RPA Technology. Read the rest of this entry »