Review: iDrate – Hydration monitor, water log, drink alarm
iDrate – Hydration monitor, water log, drink alarm link , is an application developed by Locassa Ltd. iDrate is a simple gesture based hydration log and alarm. Most people are not drinking enough water everyday and it can lead to dehydration which in turn can cause a bunch of problems including stress and headaches. Staying hydrated helps improve your overall health, keeps you looking younger, and aids your natural digestion.
iDrate is a simple application that will help remind you to drink water throughout the day. You even get a push notification stating “You are due to have some water!” The visuals are amazing and the gestures to navigate are very well done. Simply hold down on the screen and move up or down and the cup with fill with water and even change to large bottles as you move up. On the main screen you have tons of visual cues to easily see how much your have drank towards your daily goal as well as how you have done throughout the week. As you drink more water your rewarded with bronze silver and gold medals per day. Obviously you want to try and get all golds.
iDrate is a very well designed application and is a great little app that helps you stay healthy by making sure your drinking the proper amount of water each day. It is a FREE app on the Apple App Store, so go and check it out!
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Apple Releases iOS 5.0.1 to address iPhone 4S Battery Issues
Apple has released iOS 5.0.1 which helps the iPhone 4S poor battery issues. The release also brings several other enhancements including multitasking gestures for the original iPad.
- Fixes bugs affecting battery life
- Adds Multitasking Gestures for original iPad
- Resolves bugs with Documents in the Cloud
- Improves voice recognition for Australian users using dictation
iOS 5.0.1 is available for iPhone 4S, 4, and 3GS, the iPod touch (3G and 4G), and all iPad models. You can get the update via iTunes or via an over-the-air update if you have iOS 5 installed.
The build number is 90A405.
Direct iOS download links can be found here: http://leimobile.com/firmware-downloads/
- iPhone 3GS
- iPhone 4 GSM
- iPhone 4 CDMA
- iPhone 4S
- iPad
- iPad 2 (also iPad 2 AT&T and iPad 2 Verizon)
- iPod touch 3rd gen
- iPod touch 4th gen
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5 More New features of iOS 5
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Here is a little bit more in depth look into iOS 5, of some of the features that were not discussed at Monday’s keynote or anywhere else for that mater.
The camera app. Along with being launched from the lock screen and using the volume up button for shutter the camera app has an interesting new way to view the camera roll. After you have taken a picture and want to preview it you used to have to press the small preview square in the bottom left but now you simply swipe your finger to the right and the photo you just took is displayed. From there you can continue to swipe through all your previously captured photos.
2. The iPad iPod app. To be truthful there actually is no iPod app any longer, it has been replaced with a newly named Music app and music note icon. When entering the app you get a more iTunes like feel with a wood grain outline. The play, previous, and next buttons are all larger and located at the top left. Next to them is a newly designed play bar displaying the progress of your playing music along with album artwork, shuffle and repeat buttons, and genius. There is now a search bar in the bottom right to search through artists, songs, playlist, or any of the sections. Another feature is a button that links to the store which opens the iTunes app. Now two of the more interesting features are that you can now delete music straight from the Music app which is a step towards cutting the cord from your Mac. Also when playing a song and viewing its album artwork you can simply swipe across the artwork and it skips to the next song.
3. Custom Vibrations. It is now possible to make your own vibration pattern for all of your contacts. Located in Settings>General>Accessibility you can turn on custom vibrations, then return to Settings and in Sounds scroll to vibration patterns where you can create custom vibration patterns for certain contacts that you can assign later with the Contacts app.
4. Multitasking on the iPad. Way back on a previous developer preview many of us were exposed to a new way to navigate the iPad. It was multitasking gestures. With the first release most of them could be glitchy, slow, and overall unreliable. But now with iOS 5 they have been redesigned to be fairly smooth and functional. One of the gestures pinching five fingers to return to the home screen has been improved in that when pinching slowly you notice the home screen now fades in from black and the app icons are already there during the animation while previously all you could see were the names of the apps. Another gesture that I use very frequently would be four finger swipe up to reveal the app switcher. This makes switching apps really fast and convenient and now with iOS 5 they fixed just a small thing that I noticed. When using four fingers to swipe up you can continually swipe up and down opening and closing the switcher as before it would either crash due to so much input or would just ignore it. Also you have the ability to swipe four fingers from right to left and it will move to the next open app in the switcher.
5. Notification Center. Ahh the biggest and best new feature of iOS. Everything about Notification center will forever change how we use our iPhones and iPads. It has also changed the settings for notifications as well, when going to these new settings there are now many more options. First you can choose how to arrange you widgets and notifications either manually or by time of arrival. By choosing manual you can have your weather widget at the top at all times or on bottom if you choose along with the location of all your notifications. When you enter the settings for an individual app you now have options for it appearing at all in the center, how many of it’s recent items you would like it to display, if you would like to view it in the lock screen, and the alert style wether it be the cool new banners or the old annoying pop-ups. But out of all these good things I have found one flaw, there are no widgets for the iPad. Why, I do not know, but for some reason iPad users will not get the same luxury of having weather and stocks in their notification center.
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iPod4G At iOS 4.3.1 *Untethered Jailbroken*
i0n1c (xpl0n1c) has released a YouTube Video showing off the iPod Touch 4G jailbroken in an untethered state on iOS 4.3.1. There is no ETA on the release but hopefully it will be out soon. Here is his official statement:
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On YouTube Today: My Demo Of iOS 4.3′s Multi-Touch Gestures
Hey guys, here’s a video I did to demo all of iOS 4.3′s multi-touch gestures. I really think that this is the future. iOS 4.3 is a little buggy, but hey, it’s beta 1. All software is buggy at beta 1 stages.
I’m sure that we will see massive improvements in the next beta and a world of difference in the final build.
So check out the video!
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