Archive of ‘iPhone‘

TILT: How to Save Images in Safari for the iPhone and iPod Touch

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008

Saving Images in Safari on the iPhone and iPod Touch

Continuing the iPhone trend, this week we take a look at saving images in Safari.

To save an image, all you have to do is load up a page, find the image you want to save, and hold your finger over the image. From there, a prompt (like the one above) will pop up, allowing you to save the image with the rest of your photos.

Have other iPhone tricks you’d like to share? Leave them in the comments!

P.S. If you hold your finger over links, Safari pops up tool tip with the title and URL of the target page, giving you a preview of where links lead to.

TILT: How to Take Screenshots on the iPhone and iPod Touch

Sunday, December 7th, 2008

A peek at jeremylim.ca from iPhone's Safari

My iPhone has lost favour with me – more specifically, iPhone 2.2. Since the update, it’s been freezing at least once a day. Crappy, yes, but it’s led me to find the screenshot feature.

When an iPhone is unresponsive to everything (including holding the power button), the only thing you can do to get it going again is hard resetting it by holding down the power and home buttons in tandem. However, when the system is up and running, a tap of that same combination will take a screenshot of whatever is visible at that moment.

If you do this correctly, your flash your screen white and a shutter sound will play. From there, you can view the screen capture (in .png at 320×480) with the rest of your photos.

Taking a stab at iPhone blogging

Thursday, October 16th, 2008

For the last two weeks, I’ve agonized over missing Fido’s $30 6GB data plan foe my iPhone. Social media has seen a recent surge of importance in my life, and staying connected became infinitely more important.

Three days ago, I picked up an alternate data plan and came to a very sore realization: my ninja thumbs can’t keep up with my thoughts. In fact, this is the fourth time I’ve revisited this post by mobile.

Oh well. At least it’s done and out there!