Name: Shaun Robinson
Age: 24
Occupation: Web Designer / Developer
Location: Ipswich, United Kingdom
Living with: My partner Andrew, and two kids Elliot and Oliver.
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This is how smartphones looked before Apple released the iPhone. There is no question that they have now all copied the iPhone.
Phoenix Wright iPhone Game Hands-On Gameplay Preview
I have been hoping this would happen ever since I got an iPhone. Yay!
The time I spend playing on my DS slowly declined, and now I never use it. Part of the reason is I hate having to carry it around. Having my favourite games on my iPhone would be perfect, as I always have my phone with me.
This is really useful!
TGIF! (do you see it!?)
Despite controlling a much smaller share of the market, Apple is now much more profitable than Nokia, overtaking the handset maker as the most lucrative company in the business of selling…
There’s an iPhone app I wanna get (ServerAdmin) but it has no ratings yet. I’m afraid of it being rubbish. Hmm.
Here are some simple steps to getting your PDF files on your iPhone, in a very readable format. You will need:
Step 1:

Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Pro.
Step 2:

Save the PDF as an HTML file. Use HTML 3 rather than “HTML 4.01 with CSS 1.0” — this is because we just want the text and do not care much about the formatting. Acrobat’s pathetic excuse for CSS will place unwanted <span> tags around every few words.
Step 3: Optional

This step is optional, but helps reduce the file size and clear out the clutter. Only do this if you know what you are doing.
Open the resulting file in your text editor of choice. You will see it is littered with <FONT> tags and unwated attributes like align="center". If you have good ‘find and replace’ skills then simply get rid of all of these. It helps if your application has regular expression support.

Step 4:
Upload the file to your hosting. It really does not matter where this goes, so long as it remains there for a few minutes. If you do not have your own web hosting, then get creative.
Step 5:
Use your Instapaper bookmarklet or just add the page manually from the Instapaper site. Then just launch the iPhone app, it will download, and presto! A beautiful way to read your PDFs on the go.
Please note that Instapaper was not designed to handle very large files (at least I don’t think so), so you best not do this with The Lord of the Rings but try it and see how it goes, YMMV.
Rumor Has It: Apple Set to Go Toe-to-Toe With PayPal
Oh yes, most definitely. If I could pay for shopping / bus and train fares / etc. wirelessly with just my iPhone, that would be awesome. Very futuristic.
Name: Shaun Robinson
Age: 24
Occupation: Web Designer / Developer
Location: Ipswich, United Kingdom
Living with: My partner Andrew, and two kids Elliot and Oliver.