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aarsla — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 23:13:25 +0000

MyWalls is available on App Store

aarsla — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 12:54:49 +0000

FREE collection of thousands unique wallpapers and backgrounds in over 30 different categories.

Very simple to use, allowing you to browse images through categories, multilevel subcategories or do a keyword search.

How to use: browse to the photo you like and press the “Save wallpaper” button above the image. Image will be copied to your photo library from where you can set it as wallpaper.

SlapApp has a nice review, too…

PixelEx – iPhontography premium gallery

aarsla — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:32:44 +0000

We have just published PixelEx iPhone application on Apple’s App Store. This app will enable you to upload and sell your own iPhone photos.

PixelEx gives you direct inner access to PixelsAtAnExhibition, the premium gallery of iPhontography – iPhone photography – on the web.

PixelsAtAnExhibition.com is the only curated iPhontography site in existence, making the quality of the art on the site uniformly allowing people to buy photos and limited edition prints with large commissions going to artists. Many new features coming soon.

PixelsAtAnExhibition.com is organizing more gallery shows for this dynamic new and emergent art form and are in discussion to create a publishing alliance for themed collections of iPhontography far into the future. Of course, images for shows and books will come from their site, since it contains the best of the best!

All artists receive 50-70% of sale price of prints. Visit PixelsAtAnExhibition for more info!

iWalls is available on iTunes

aarsla — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 09:40:26 +0000

We have just published our first iPhone app on iTunes!

iWalls enables you to browse through hundreds of unique art photographs in tens of different categories.

All photographs are created and hand-picked by professional photographer Amer Kapetanovic.

Find out more on www.iwalls.org!

320×480.org

aarsla — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 15:09:01 +0000

Sick of crappy wallpapers for iPhone? I thought so… That’s why I just launched new gallery-style showcase for the best designed iPhone wallpapers. iPhone application “ThreeTwenty” for wallpaper download now included in cydia!

No more plug-in, transfer to iTunes, move to iPhone nagging! I hope you will enjoy it too.

Simpa cydia repository

aarsla — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:36:05 +0000

Just for the fun of it – and because it can be done – I’ve made CalendarGirls iPhone application and made it available through cydia.simpa.ba repo.

Have fun!

Useful links on the subject:

Affordable CDR Billing for Cisco Call Manager

aarsla — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 13:17:10 +0000

CCM Billing is affordable billing solution for Cisco CallManager telephony systems built on LAMP stack.

System captures and analyzes CallManager’s CDR (Call Detail Record) entries and rates the calls providing billing data. This data is accessible via the reporting system, as well as in raw CDR format.

It is primarily built for:

small/medium sized companies using Cisco VoIP telephony system on it’s own network infrastructure
managers who need to know their telephony costs/savings
organizations which want to know costs associated with VoIP usage in summary or by a particular person
companies which need to periodically send out VoIP usage reports to their employees

CCM Billing’s major features include:

Automatic call detail records (CDR) data collection and processing
Multilingual, customizable user interface and reports
Scheduled reports delivery
Flexible networks / rates control
Web-based access

Find out more at www.ccmbilling.com.

iPhone OS 3.0 upgrade

aarsla — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:47:45 +0000

Jailbreaked / unlocked from dev-team.

However…

2009 iPhone 3G S: All features
2008 iPhone 3G: no video camera, voice control, compass, or related features.
2007 iPhone 2G: no video camera, voice control, compass, stereo Bluetooth, MMS, or related features.

Well, we (2G) can finally cut, copy and paste. And all that in landscape…

PSP opens Pandoras box

aarsla — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 11:12:00 +0000

I recently got 2 fat (1001) Sony PSP consoles, one with 3.71 M33 and the other with 3.51 firmware installed. Once I realized I cannot play ISO/CSO images from 3.51, I decided I want to upgrade to more recent firmware version.

Well, this turned out to be quite a trip since 3.51 first needs to be downgraded to 1.50 and then upgraded to 3.52, which then had to be upgraded to 3.52-M33-3 from which I could actually move up to 5.00-M33-6. Peace of cake

This post helped me find out how to create a “magic” memory stick (though I used newer version of PSP Pandora Deluxe) and pandora battery (luckily I’ve had 2 fat PSPs of which one was already ‘customized’), downgrade to firmware 1.50 and restore pandora battery back to a normal one. Once on 1.50, it was pretty easy to follow “regular” update process.

Having done 3.51 to 5.00-M33-6, I realized it would be nice to have the 3.71 upgraded as well, so I tried direct upgrade and found myself locked into a nasty EEEEEEEF update error not being able to boot PSP up at all. This is where “magic” memory stick saved the day and downgraded (semi-?) bricked PSP to 1.50. From that point on the upgrade process was the same as for the first PSP.

Was it worth $20 paying someone else do it? Maybe. Was it fun? Hell yes!

Panorama for iPhone

aarsla — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:38:03 +0000

iFoneGuys made an excellent app for creating panoramas on iPhone.

Stitching looks seamless so it is very easy to get expected result within minutes. That’s what iPhone apps should really be – easy to use and as foolproof as possible. It took me a few minutes to create this panorama:

Given the effort I think the result is quite impressive. You can also “easily” (provided you find appropriate tools) drop this into VRML:

[See post to watch QuickTime movie]