Desktop iPhone
by Joe Johnston
Posted: 18-Jun-08
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Description:
The Desktop iPhone is an application created with Adobe® AIR™ and Adobe Flex 3, it simulates the UI of the iPhone. It has the capabilities to make calls, receive calls, check voicemail, add contacts and even send voice messages, all using Ribbit. To use the calling functionality you will need an account with Ribbit.
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 1.0 |
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| Cost: | Free |
| Language: | English |
| Version: | 3.03 |
| Requires: |
Adobe AIR 1.5 |
| Downloads: | 22471 |
| Trial: | No |
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nice dear, but can you help me to provide me more details about iphone
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i cant download pls help me
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nice one but can you help me to know more things about this iphone
Angelina Jacob
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good
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Really cool, but how do I activate it, not clear, the only thing it does, make calls, no instructions on how to connect it to Ribbit.
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It's cute. Not exactly useful at this point (6-20-08).
It might be pretty nifty if you execute a lot of the features. Still got a little ways to go.
The web browser works pretty well. There are a few issues that seem odd. Many websites use 'flash detection scripts', so they know that browsers like iphone edition of safari doesn't support flash, and instead they display alternative content. The browser here doesn't show that alternative content. Also, clicks from the mouse should be gestures (like scroll or zoom), rather than select text.
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