Type2Phone
Type2Phone lets you use your Mac as Bluetooth keyboard to your iPhone, iPad or Apple TV.
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Type2Phone lets you use your Mac as Bluetooth keyboard to your iPhone, iPad or Apple TV.
Professional-grade model releases, created and signed, right on your iPhone, iPad and… Android.
Mini Display turns your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch into an external display through Wi-Fi.
xctool is a replacement for Apple’s xcodebuild that makes it easier to build and test iOS and Mac products. It’s especially helpful for continuous integration.
Take your notes like it’s 1985. Classic Notes puts the days of one-button mice and 3.5” floppy disks in your pocket, without breaking your back.
Via @zero.
A cross-platform suite of mobile apps that help you find geocaching containers near you, and log your finds or provide location hints for future seekers.
(Geocaching is—roughly speaking—a GPS-assisted, object-based outdoor version of hide and seek for grown-ups. And much more fun than I just made it sound.)
Quotebook is a notebook for your quotes.
Collect the snippets of language that matter most to you and organize them by author, source, rating, and tags.
Mosaic magically connects multiple iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads together into one big screen to view photos and share files.
See the demo video for details—the ‘one big screen’ thing is a fun gimmick, but Mosaic’s quick ‘n’ easy, Bump-style file transfer feature looks to be the real draw.
Briefs lets you make animated, interactive iOS app prototypes on the Mac. A companion app, Briefscase, lets your clients and colleagues review a prototype on their iOS devices.
Feed Wrangler is a modern, sustainable RSS reader.
Featuring a web interface, apps for iOS, tight integration with Instapaper or Pocket and ‘Smart Streams’—a clever feature which lets you group selected feeds into a river of news, create feeds based on search criteria, or mute feed items based on keyword filters.
An OS X application is ‘coming soon’, and an API for third party developers is set to launch this month.
A subscription to Feed Wrangler will set you back $18.99 a year; the various apps are free.
Save full length webpages as images using your iPhone and iPad.