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360 Panorama does instant, awesome panoramas

Shooting panoramic photos with a mobile phone can be difficult. Often times it requires doing every the work in a software app when you receive back from wherever you are, as well as trying to make sure that the phone's camera does not change its white balance or exposure between shots.

Occipital, the creators of the popular RedLaser scanning app (which wassold to eBay last month) have a new iPhone app debuting on Friday called 360 Panorama, which is attempting to change that. For $2.99, users can simply move their phone from left to right to capture a photo panorama. The end result is a single, panoramic photo that requires zero post-processing.

To use the app, users just hold their iPhone and move from side to side, capturing the area around them.

(Credit: Screenshots by Josh Lowensohn/CNET)

Behind the scenes the app is actually using the iPhone's video camera, which means that users will need a 3GS or the newer iPhone 4 to use it. The app also takes advantage of the iPhone 4's gyroscope hardware to help judge how quickly you're rotating, so it can figure out what needs to be captured and where you've already been. As it records imagery, it stitches together an image based on your movement, which you can look and track to make any angle corrections. Some modern day point and shoot cameras like Sony's Cyber-shot DSC-W370 are able to do the same thing, though with a larger end result.

Size and distortions are ultimately the two things that limit this app from being as useful as proper photo stitching software. The images it spits out are quite tiny when compared with the still shots your camera takes. You can look this in the two sample photos I've embedded below (click on each to look it in full size):

A demo shot taken in downtown San Francisco. Normally this would take several shots, but 360 Panorama is able to capture it every at once.

(Credit: Screenshot by Josh Lowensohn/CNET)

And a full 360 of an interior:

A 360 degree shot taken from inside CNET. (click to look in its original size)

(Credit: Screenshot by Josh Lowensohn/CNET)

The larger problem is the distortion, which Occipital co-founder Vikas Reddy told me is made worse in indoor situations. His team is working on ways to make it better in a future release, but in the meantime shooting outdoors provides for a much smoother and less jaggy experience. Being in the urban jungle of downtown San Francisco, I wasn't able to fully test how well it would work on something like rolling hills or a forest, but as you can look from the shots over it does a fine job until you hit perfectly straight lines where the software is forced to make a stitch by guesswork.

These issues aside, 360 Panorama is an incredibly neat, and genuinely useful app. It may have no business taking over the job of a good crisp, and low distortion still image, but if you want to quickly capture an incredible amount of detail of the world around you, it's tough to beat.

If you want to look how it works while using it, you can look it in the company's demo video below:

iPhone users can also check out OutmanTech's Video Panorama app ($1.99) and Boinx's You Gotta look This ($1.99), both of which work with the same basic principle.

Originally posted at Web Crawler

30 Jul 2010, 11:00 am | click here to view more

Get a free DVD-to-iPhone converter

Normally $29, iSkysoft DVD to iPhone converter (which also supports other formats) is free until Aug. 9.

(Credit: Screenshot by Rick Broida)

Have you heard the news? A recent court ruling says it's not illegal to rip your possess DVDs, as long as you're not violating copyright law (i.e. sharing or selling the DRM-freed content).

So let the ripping start! every you need is the right software. From now until Aug. 9, you can receive iSkysoft DVD to iPhone Converter for free. Available for both Windows and Mac, it's regularly $29.

Don't let the name fool you: although the utility includes presets for every iPhone models (from the original on up to the iPhone 4), it also supports generic MOV, MP4, and other output formats--meaning you can just as easily rip videos for your iPad, iPod, Zune, Sony PSP, or whatever.

DVD to iPhone Converter looks and operates like most other rippers I've tried. It's easy to configure, and the episode of "Burn Notice" I test-converted came through with flying colors. (adore that show.)

To receive this fab freebie, head to iSkysoft's Facebook page, click Like, then enter your name and e-mail address in the appropriate box (Windows or Mac). Click receive keycode and you should receive a registration e-mail almost immediately. Mine arrived in below a minute.

Not a bad deal, eh? If you've been wanting to watch your DVDs on your iPhone but had concerns about the legality, now you can relax easy--and receive the job done for free.

Bonus deal: Speaking of Zunes, Best Buy outlet store Cowboom has the refurbished 16GB Zune HD for $99.99 shipped--the lowest price I've ever seen for a Zune HD. Better rush, though--the deal is available today only.

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

30 Jul 2010, 10:41 am | click here to view more

BlackBerry App World 2.0 beta arrives for some

BlackBerry-maker RIM has certainly been scrambling to generate excitement over the next stages of its smartphone development and operating system release. First there were the video sneak peeks, a couple of new services (here and here), and the invitation to a press event to show off a mystery device, plus a preview of the 6.0 home screen.

(Credit: RIM/BlackBerry)

Now, RIM has started giving out beta versions of BlackBerry App World 2.0, the next generation of its application storefront, to a waiting list.

Among other feature enhancements, App World 2.0 will introduce an option to bill your phone operator or your credit card instead of just the capability to purchase apps through PayPal. This is a personal favorite of ours, though we're also looking forward to scanning QR codes. While BlackBerry already does this in its BlackBerry Messenger app--a free BlackBerry-to-BlackBerry instant messenger--to swap user details, the new implementations will broaden its QR code-scanning to incorporate apps and URLs, similar to Google's compatibility with its barcode scanner.

Also notable will be the BlackBerry ID that will connect your app downloads and purchases to a larger user account that will overarch your entire BlackBerry experience--though we wish not in a Big Brother way.

Make sure you also check out our rundown of these upcoming features and more for BlackBerry App World 2.0. You can also receive a glimpse in the gallery below.

BlackBerry App World 2.0 sneak peek (photos)

29 Jul 2010, 7:49 pm | click here to view more

Firefox Home for iPhone, Firefox Sync see fixes

Updates to the Firefox Home app for iPhone and to the Firefox Sync add-on for Firefox (Windows|Mac) fix the top three problems users reported for each program, says Mozilla.

The new version of Firefox Home (1.0.1), a companion app for the Firefox browser on iPhone, now supports usernames with uppercase letters for logging into the URL-viewer.

It also inserts a help button on the login page that will link you to common troubleshooting tips. The final addition are mistake notifications that Mozilla hopes will explain application errors with more clarity when they do occur.

The update hadn't appeared in the App Store on our iPhone at the time of writing.

Since Firefox Home is essentially an iPhone-flavored off-shoot of the Firefox Sync service, Mozilla made some changes to that program a well. Firefox Sync 1.4.3 is now able to complete a first-time sync even if you're browsing in Private mode, a significant addition.

The update also corrects a problem with multi-byte characters in passwords. Lastly, it adds a sync indicator on the interface to let you know your status, and how much time you have left to sync your history, bookmarks, and open tabs.

You can update Firefox Sync through the add-ons submenu in Firefox.

Firefox Sync stores data about your browsing history, bookmarks, and open browser tabs online. Firefox Home is the iPhone arm of the service that lets you access those URLs from your iPhone, as a way to keep time searching over again for links to your favorite sites. Using Firefox Home on the iPhone requires you to first run Firefox Sync for the Firefox browser.

Keep in mind that Firefox Home isn't itself a browser, though it does use the Apple-approved WebKit viewer to display your stored URLs. You can also open those sites in the iPhone's default Safari browser.

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

29 Jul 2010, 5:55 pm | click here to view more

Resolved Question: How much should a domain cost?

I used to create my possess websites way back in the day (I'm talkin' 2001, back when I was in 7th grade) I started off by using Geocities for free and then I moved on to real hosted domain name things. (I never took classes in the stuff, I just used common sense and simple HTML so forgive my lack of knowledge in computer/website lingo/technical terms.) Anyway, I remember paying a reasonable amount of money per year for storage space, domain name and even an email address with Canaca.com. I just returned to their website to possibly sign up again and they now charge $40-something a month! I feel like the carpet has been pulled below me! Am I crazy or is this a little much? Are there any good hosts who charge per year? I don't like this per-month business...

28 Jul 2010, 8:35 am | click here to view more

Resolved Question: Website Designer question?

I created a website at wix and after upgrading my account to premium package I linked my possess domain name to the site, but my website does not show on any search engineer, it only comes up if I type my domain on the address bar, otherwise none search engineer pick my site. Is there any test that can be run to check why my website is not shown on search engineers, in order for me to fix this problem? I have had websites before, not from wix, and I have never experienced this problem.

28 Jul 2010, 8:08 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: GoDaddy Domain Registration?

I'm a little confused when going through a domain name purchase GoDaddy is asking if I want to add Website & Hosting (Economy & Deluxe plans available for a monthly price) What do I receive "bare minimum" every I would really like is a domain name with an FTP client to upload my website I've created. Thank you for your responses.

28 Jul 2010, 7:56 pm | click here to view more

Talk to text with two free iPhone dictation apps

In the battle between iPhone and Android, one of several things Android users can hang over the heads of their iPhone-toting brethren is the built-in talk-to-text capability. Luckily, owners of the Apple device can easily retort, "Well, there's an app for that!" In fact, there are several dictation programs available. Better yet, the two I've outlined below are free (for the most part).

Dragon Dictation: This completely free app--which is compatible with any iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch running OS 3.1 or later--is simpler in function than the other offering here. However, a new version was released just last week, adding several features that make it a compelling option. Namely, you can now glue your recently recorded text directly into the iPhone SMS client, and there's also an option to submit text to social networking sites Facebook and Twitter.

Taking down a text is as simple as opening the app, hitting a record button, verifying the text, and pulling up a menu to submit it to the client of your choosing, be it SMS, e-mail, or one of the aforementioned social sites. If the text isn't quite right, there's a keyboard that you can tug up for editing, though I was impressed by the performance of the dictation detector during testing. It had about 85 percent accuracy--not bad for a free program. My only real complaint is that you can't use it within an existing text conversation.

Vlingo: Vlingo is a bit more handy--and advanced--than Dragon Dictation. However, in order to take advantage of two of the most useful features, you'll have to pay for it. The app includes free talk to text for Web search, social sites, maps, and voice dialing. But if you want to activate the features for SMS or e-mail, a fee is required: $6.99 each for either texting or e-mail, or $9.99 for both. Still, it may be worth it for some users.

Vlingo is neat in that it recognizes certain voice commands, so that instead of dictating and then pulling up a menu to designate where your text is going, you simply command "Twitter update" or "text," followed by the communication you want. This completely removes the need to fuss with your phone from the equation, which should really be the ultimate goal for any dictation app. Vlingo also offered good accuracy during testing.

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

28 Jul 2010, 7:40 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Buying a website without custum layouts and can be designed through HTML/CSS/Javascript coding?

Hi, I'm looking for a site that sells website domain names. The only problem I seem to be having is every buyable website has about custom layouts built into it.(Or maybe its something else thats causing the custom layouts I am not sure.) These layouts would be fine...except for the fact that I am educated in HTML/CSS/Javascript coding and would prefer to customize my website myself. Also, the buyable websites I've checked out seems to be majorly consisting of layouts and finding the view source editor in these buyable websites is close impossible. I'd much rather prefer a buyable website that has no custom layouts availible and can only be designed by HTML/CSS/Javascript editing. Does anyone know where to find a site that sells websites of this desctiption? Oh, I know the 'custom layouts' are WYSIWYGs, which only makes me hate them more.

28 Jul 2010, 7:20 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: How do I edit my website?

Hi, I recently paid for a domain name and there is literally no easy instructions on how to edit my webpage, I have "plesk panel 9.3" included but there isn't anything on there to edit my website, just a bunch of confusing things like "dns" or "subdomains", nothing that says for example edit webpage, do I need to download something seperate? if not I would appreciate some easy intructions! lol thanks

28 Jul 2010, 7:20 pm | click here to view more

Hands-on: Let's Golf 2 for iPhone

One of the first games I downloaded when I got my iPhone 3G was Let's Golf and I couldn't believe how good it looked on the tiny iPhone screen. I was a big fan of Hot Shots golf on PlayStation 2, the console game that Let's Golf seems to be largely based upon, so seeing the familiar graphics and gameplay on the iPhone screen was truly a delight.

About a week ago Gameloft released Let's Golf 2 ($4.99), and it is even more beautiful graphically (optimized for the iPhone 4's Retina display) and adds to the already solid gameplay of the original. The cartoon-like graphics are more detailed in the sequel and you receive more of everything that was good about the original--more golfers to unlock, new courses to play on, and extra features to keep the game interesting.

You receive an aerial view of each hole before you take your first shot so plan accordingly.

(Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET)

Let's Golf 2 comes with 108 holes to play across six uniquely designed courses, every in dramatic settings. The courses every have their possess specific feel, with features like Aztec temples, forest landscapes, snow-covered vistas, and even a Safari-themed course that lets you play rounds in Kenya. But the scenery isn't the only reason you should plunk down $4.99 for this golf game.

In Let's Golf 2, you now have six golfers to pick from (once they are unlocked in career mode), each with a unique ability that becomes available once you make several successful shots in a row. The default character, Vincent, lets you add extra power to a shot once you've filled up the skill meter, for example. Depending on the setting and what hole you're playing, this means you might be able to reach the green in less shots than you would otherwise. The skill for the character named Chris lets you reduce wind speed to zero, which might make an otherwise very difficult shot in strong winds a much easier undertaking.

Customize your character with different outfits, hairstyles, and golf balls to adjust skill points.

(Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET)

The game mechanics are mostly the same as the original: aim your shot by tapping the left or right side of the touch screen; tap once to start your shot; tap again when you reach your desired power; then tap again to hit the ball cleanly (it's much easier than it sounds). But in Let's Golf 2, the designers have reworked the stroke interface to make it a bit easier to receive a good shot off and the character-based special skill will help to make your shots even better.

In addition to the character-specific skill upgrades, there are now several more outfits to unlock, each giving you tiny bonus skills like shot power, accuracy, recovery (better shots from traps), and putting. This means that with the right outfit, hairstyle, sunglasses, and special ball, you can customize a character that's perfect for the challenges of a specific course.

Once the meter is full, hitting the character icon in the upper left activates his special skill (which is followed by an animation).

(Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET)

To round out the feature set, Let's Golf 2 gives you options to play against your friends over shared Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or an online mode through Gameloft Live. The first two modes worked fine in my testing, but I was never able to find a game in Gameloft Live so perhaps the company is still working out a few kinks. Aside from that issue, in every other way, Let's Golf 2 is a very polished arcade golf game, with plenty of replay value across the many courses and character choices. For more variation, you also can play the Challenge mode that lets you compete in situational minigames--such as longest putt competitions or "Birdie or bust" holes--for better equipment.

Beautiful courses (like Her Majesty's Course in England) offer unique challenges to tackle.

(Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET)

Overall, if you liked the original Let's Golf, Let's Golf 2 adds optimized graphics, more courses, more characters with unique skills, and enough features to make it worth the $4.99 price tag. Even if you never played the original, this game will be fun for any golf fan. If the company gets the online component working, maybe I'll look you on the course!

28 Jul 2010, 7:14 pm | click here to view more

Start My Day lets you be lazy, but needs to stop slacking

(Credit: Screenshot by Polina Polishchuk/CNET)

If you are like me, you have trouble pouring a cup of water in the morning, let alone hastily navigating through what seems like an endless stream of computer programs and sites. Start My Day is a desktop application that is supposed to clear your computer's morning fog by opening your selected favorite programs, Web sites, and music simultaneously. Though its main function is useful, the program has multiple bugs that make it less than satisfactory.

Once SMD is open, two messages will pop up before the application is visible. The first states that the "publisher cannot be verified," which you can pick not to look again, and the other message reads, "unhandled exception has occurred in your application." You can disregard this curious message by clicking "continue." To add programs, Web sites, and music for SMD to run simultaneously, simply click on the respective tab and select "add." When you want to run the programs, click "run every." Before they start, a message will appear saying "cannot start processes," even though they start moments after.

The program is extremely intuitive, but it has problems with some of its attributes. A function that would have been useful is the option to set an alarm for SMD to start running. This does not work. However, there is an option to run SMD upon computer start-up.

If or when the publishers decide to fix the over glitches, Start My Day will be extremely useful. For now, the option to run multiple programs at the same time is handy, but the random messages are frustrating.

28 Jul 2010, 6:54 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: i need help ,Domain layout?

i was wounddering if someone could make and code me a domain layout one i promise to credit .im new to makeing layouts im learning html and css. any colors will work if an sm is needed use her: http://s298.photobucket.com/albums/mm243/lilpopprincess13/?action=view¤t=l_fc7e4dc3a27346b4bd351619647c6912.jpg any brushes are fine,font too Name is Ashteenly

28 Jul 2010, 6:50 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: server install & config for first time problems?

hi im a first line IT techncian and I need help. im wanting to make my home network a domain using a server for resources and authentiation. i installed server.. did the auotmated adding server roles. changed my server static address to dynamic cos i noticied I could ping my laptop and server by ip and name when it was set to dynamic but couldnt when my LAN for the server was set to a static IP. when i type in my domain the laptop says cannot contact AD, may not exist...... blah blah, I aint mcsa-mcse so I ont know much about server config. any advice is really apprectaited!! yh my router acts as the DHCP so is tht maybe why when I set my server as stati my laptop cannot ping the server? and yes I gt a AD, DNS, DHCP.

28 Jul 2010, 6:13 am | click here to view more

Safari still crashing after update?

A number of people have complained about Safari often crashing on their systems. While Apple's latest Safari update (5.0.1) is supposed to address some stability issues with the program, a number of people are complaining of crashes. Here are some things you can try to hopefully clear these problems.

General maintenance
There are some general maintenance routines you can run both on Safari and on the system to help clear problems. In Safari, try clearing cookies and caches, among other items in the "Reset Safari" option in the Safari menu. You can also run general maintenance on your system to clear user account and system caches that could be contributing to the problem.

Adobe Flash
Since installing Safari 5, I have had numerous crashes that were Flash-related. You can look this when Flash and Adobe are referenced among the functions being run in the crashed thread in the accident report.

Try removing Flash from the /Macintosh HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ folder to look if that helps. After that, if you need Flash, you can install the latest version from Adobe's Web site.

You may also benefit from using a Flash-blocking utility such as Click2Flash that will disable Flash components on Web pages unless you specifically enable them.

In addition to flash, if you have other plug-ins that you've installed, you might try uninstalling or updating them. Be sure they have been tested with your version of Safari before ruling them out as a cause for the crashes, and also be sure to manually troubleshoot them (remove them one-by-one and relaunch and test Safari each time you do this).

Input managers
Third-party input managers--Saft, Inquisitor, PithHelmet, SafariStand, and so on--can also cause crashes in Safari. Try either updating them or removing them from the system. They should be located in one of the following folders, but you should use an uninstaller if one is available.

/username/Library/Input Managers

/Macintosh HD/Library/Input Managers

/Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support

A commonly used input manager is SIMBL, which may load numerous plug-ins that may also be contributing to the crashes, so be sure to test them as well. We recently wrote an article on managing SIMBL with Safari 5.0.

Clear preferences
In addition to using Safari's "Reset" feature, you may be having problems a corrupt Safari's preferences file. Locate the file "com.apple.Safari.plist" in the /username/Library/Preferences/ folder and remove it. When you relaunch Safari, it will recreate the file. (Keep in mind custom settings in Safari's preferences will be reverted to default after doing this).

Questions? Comments? Have a fix? Post them below or e-mail us!
Be sure to check us out on Twitter and the CNET Mac forums.

Originally posted at MacFixIt

28 Jul 2010, 5:53 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Domain name for sale how to sale sairsapata dot co dot in?

How to sale and where to sale please suggest me

28 Jul 2010, 5:31 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Media Download Website Name Suggestions?

website name suggestions needed. I've made a media website for downloading music, films, programs, games. I'm searching now for a good website name... I don't want it to be like "freedownload...", etc. I'm searching for something more special, with potential in google and with attractive domain name.

28 Jul 2010, 5:21 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Music website name suggestions needed.?

I've made a music website for downloading albums. I'm searching now for a good website name... I don't want it to be like "freemusic...", etc. I'm searching for something more special, with potential in google and with attractive domain name I like musicology, but Its already taken. What if it would be not only music based site, but and films or games?! just media.

28 Jul 2010, 4:59 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Why won't windows 7 ultimate connect to my active directory network?

I installed windows server 2003 enterprise to set a home network (I just had the CD lying around) and i set up a active directory server role on it. It uses its self for the DNS. I tried to connect my laptop to it (which has windows XP pro) and entered the domain name: "Homenetwork". Then I entered a username and password and it worked. However, when I entered the domain name a different username and password onto a different computer with window 7 ultimate it gave me this mistake: The following mistake occurred attempting to join the domain "homenetwork": An attempt to resolve the DNS name of a domain controller in the domain being joined has failed. Please verify this client is configured to reach a DNS server that can resolve DNS names in the target domain. For information about network troubleshooting , look windows help. I am new to this whole active directory thing and was just wondering why wont windows 7 let me connect to the server? If my setting are wrong then how arrive one computer was able to connect to the server? By the way windows automatically set up the DNS

28 Jul 2010, 4:27 pm | click here to view more

Google licensing changes could cap Android piracy

(Credit: CNET)

While it's easy slinging arrows at Apple for its closed and tightly-controlled iPhone App Store, there's something to be said for its security.

Google's Android operating system has long faced more complicated concerns with its much freer application approval process, its openness to side-loaded apps (installing apps via APK files that you receive through some source other than the Android Market), plus having users root the platform to take control over certain internal system processes.

The "unauthorized" use of apps was a concern that application developers repeatedly brought to Google's attention, the company said in a blog post. Copying the app to the SD card and then demanding a refund is only one method of abuse, though developers have likely seen them every.

In this mobile climate, the platform with the most or most popular apps can highly influence user perceptions, if not outright sway a person's decision about which smartphone to buy. It's therefore in the best interests of both Google and the developers to provide a more surefire method for protecting paid Market content, to ensure that developers receive paid and want to continue supporting Android.

Enter Google's new licensing service, which Google hopes to phase in as a replacement for the current copy-protection scheme "over the next few months." The new mechanism runs in real-time, with a server receiving requests to verify that an app was legitimately purchased through the Android Market. (Developers can check out more of the technical specifics here.)

There are still outstanding questions that will either be addressed by Google, or by consumers' usage over time, like how the the verification process might hinder user flow (Microsoft's Windows Genuine Advantage comes to mind).

Joining the new copy-protection program is free for developers of paid applications running on Android 1.5 and up, though developers will have to use a tad more elbow grease in preparing their code. In addition, the new license server, which is operational now, won't be able to retroactively verify the premium apps already in the Android Market. It will, however, be able to weigh in on participating developers' apps going forward.

[Via MobileCrunch and Engadget]

Originally posted at Android Atlas

28 Jul 2010, 3:31 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: how to change how my webpage appears in search engines?

im maintaining already made site. whn i type domain name it apears with text underneath which i want to change. as i was looking for the file which contains tht text on site i found out its text which administrator wrote year ago. how m i suposed to change it?does an1 know? thnx :)

28 Jul 2010, 2:49 am | click here to view more

Are family tracking apps a good idea?

Family Tracker lets you keep tabs on iPhone-packing family members--or just your possess iPhone.

(Credit: LogSat Software LLC)

Like iHound before it, Family Tracker was a fairly useless iPhone app until iOS 4 and multitasking came along. Now the app offers a fairly effective way for you to keep tabs on iPhone-carrying family members.

The question is, should you?

Family Tracker works much like the locator services carriers such as AT&T and Verizon have offered for years. In a nutshell, the app transmits GPS location data from the iPhone. Anyone you authorize can monitor the phone's location via a Web browser or another iPhone.

Shades of Big Brother, right? Yes and no. I can recall numerous times when my wife and kids were tardy coming home--and she wasn't answering her phone, usually because she couldn't hear it ringing. This resulted in a lot of extra worrying on my part.

If she'd had Family Tracker, I could have fired up my Web browser and seen that they were on their way home, not overturned in a ditch.

And what parent wouldn't relax easier knowing a bit more about the whereabouts of their kids? Especially kids who have to receive themselves home from school, who borrow the car, who are out tardy with friends, and so on.

But do apps like this represent an invasion of privacy? A few months back, I was running every over town to plan a surprise party for the missus. What if she'd been monitoring my location? At the very least she'd have been suspicious, and at worst it would have blown the surprise. Let's face it: sometimes you want to keep a low profile, even when family is involved.

This gray area is definitely open for debate, but one thing is certain: Family Tracker is an awesome deal. You pay only a one-time fee of $3.99 for the app.

Verizon's Family Locator service, in comparison, costs $9.99 per month, while AT&T's similar FamilyMap adds a whopping $14.99 to your monthly tab. (To be fair, both carriers' services offer a few features not found in Family Tracker, such as automated arrival and departure notifications from the "trackee.")

Another perk: Family Tracker pulls double duty as a lost-iPhone locator. That's because it works much like the aforementioned iHound, pinpointing your phone's location on a map. However, there are some battery-life concerns, so be sure to read the product description and user comments before buying in.

And let's hear your thoughts on the whole concept of apps like this. Are they a good idea? An invasion of privacy? A little of both?

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

28 Jul 2010, 2:46 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: What do you think of this domain name for a movie review site?

moviecrumbs.com since reading reviews of movies are nice of like eating leftover crumbs, that's how i got the idea of the name kernels is chilly as well.. lol

28 Jul 2010, 2:46 pm | click here to view more

Domain Name Registations in Canada

Domain-name-Canada.com offers FREE domain parking with every domain registrations in Canada, or from any other country.

28 Jul 2010, 2:32 am | click here to view more

Open Question: i have a slow netbook laptop!?

please help me, i had just finnished working on a very very very very difficult youtube video for my website... guess what, as useaul my netbook was going slow and takeing like 10 minuets until i got worried, so i started getting frustrated with it!!! i then tried to upload it in to normal mood, but then while it was uploading, the box tht was uploading it said.... not responding... then the movie maker said... not responding, it happens alot, so other programs as well, even online, i hate this, my netbooks name is notebook:) but i did nothing wrong to my little notebook.... how can i make everything faster on here, please tell me!!! i have no viruses, and no anything i have a very good virus protection,and i still have a lot of memory on my computer... please help me, i lost every my 9 day difficult work!!!!! i felt like throwing my computer!!! thats right notebook you saw what i typed in i felt like throwing you!!!!!!!!!!! btw check out my website www.dsiworldtheworldofnintendo.webs.com the url will change with an original domain name soon....

28 Jul 2010, 2:23 am | click here to view more

Open Question: can i make this as a domain name (2) ...?

explain how http://files.somecatchyaddress.com is reference to the president. and what i planned on doing is like for example, theres every of these domaion names with somethign in place of the www, i thought id do the same thing. can i do the same thing other sites did? or is that idea for the extra big companies that got the cash?

28 Jul 2010, 2:18 pm | click here to view more

DomainName.com -- Reserve Your Place In Cyberspace with DomainName.com ...

28 Jul 2010, 2:10 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Can anyone still grab my won expired auction domain other than the owner?

i won a domain today from an expired auction domain that's been expired since 6/18/10, only 4 more days to go until it's mine.. could my name still receive snap from a wholeseller like namesnap or network solution, etc. or from a backorder? That is, other than the owner for now.

28 Jul 2010, 1:07 am | click here to view more

Open Question: I chose the domain name. Correct me please if the terms of the semantics of the name wrong?

I do not talk English, and I do not know the language features of English. I chose the domain name handyplanner.net to my Web Service 1) Please Give me whether it is a name synonymous with convenient scheduling of time and tasks? Web service, which will guide this domain will be a convenient tool for planning work and personal time. 2) Do not associate a domain with "inaccurate", "rough" planning? 3) Is the domain name for a web service, or has a greater association with the paper planner? 4) whether the associated domain name service, whose main advantage is ease of usability? Thank you for your answer!

28 Jul 2010, 12:56 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: My website doesnt show up properly on Google?

My fathers business website has a different domain host to his website host. I pointed it to the right host and it works fine when you anter it via www..... but when you try and search for it in Google...the website appears...but the details of the domain host are shown rather than the details of the website. On google, it is listed like this: 123reg. Cheap domain names etc.... How can I fix this?

28 Jul 2010, 12:52 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: PLEASE help me with this internet connection problem?

okay, I cannot receive internet on my grandma's desktop, and when I diagnose the problem it says "windows cannot find the host name yadda yadda using DNS" the domain server may be down so, I thought it was a problem with our internet provider, but when I plug the internet cord into my lap top, internet works just fine. So, It's something wrong with the computer, but I don't know what! any ideas? I am obviously not very computer savy, lol

28 Jul 2010, 12:48 pm | click here to view more

Domain Name Registration and Web Hosting | Domain.com

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28 Jul 2010, 12:44 am | click here to view more

Open Question: How can i get a full domain stats for multiple thousands of domains?

I have a daily lists of many types of domains ( expired, pending delete , rgb , available , hold by registrar ...etc) , the number of this domains is about between 100,000 - 200,000 per day , So , I need a custom Php/MySQL script that fetch every stats of these domains and store the results in mysql database . What is the solution ? The required stats are : -Parse(extract) keyword from domain -Recognize the dictionary one word of domain . -Avg Search Results (keyword) -Avg Search Results (sld) -Avg Ad Count (keyword) -Avg Ad Count (sld) -Alexa Traffic Rank -Google Page Rank: -a Fake page rank? -Google Directory: -Yahoo Directory: -Google Backlinks: -Yahoo Backlinks: -Alexa Backlinks: -Altavista Backlinks: -AllTheWeb Backlinks: -DMOZ Directory?: -Google Indexed Pages: -Yahoo Indexed Pages: -Bing Indexed Pages: -Yahoo link popularity: -Google link popularity : -Overture (domain): -Overture (sld): -Overture (keyword): -Word Tracker (keyword): -Average Monthly Search Stats -Average Monthly Searches : -Average Cost Per Click (CPC): -Average Ad Competition: -Average Monthly Search Stats for keyword without " " -Average Monthly Searches for exactly keyword phrase with " " -Number of records at archive.org -Domain Age accourding whois: -Number of records at domaintools.com with date of first record : -Creation Date : -Update Date: -Expire Date: -Registerant name : -Email(s)of Registrant: -Registrar Company: -Determine other Taken Extentions (com , net , org , biz , us and info: .

28 Jul 2010, 12:19 pm | click here to view more

Resolved Question: How much will a domain cost ?

I need a domain to host my website, i checked few sites which give free hosting but in the URL i need to put their site name. Tell me the least price for a domain. I want it in INR. I will be very glad if you can just post the link too. I don't have a card [ credit debit etc etc] Is there a way to pay them other than that, like i convert the cash into e-money via some post office ? something like that ? please help me. Thank You.

28 Jul 2010, 10:58 am | click here to view more

Open Question: wix.com help pleeeeeease?

i recently got a domain name and happily started building my website on wix.com. i was very very glad 'cause it looks so good and i worked so difficult at it! the problem is...as i was about to publish it they told me i had to buy an account in order to use my domain name. does anyone know if i can avoid this? i really worked too difficult to waste every the effort, and i can't spend any money in a premium account... plz help!

28 Jul 2010, 10:45 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Website company help 2?

I decided to reopen this question to receive more people to answer Hello, I wish to start a compant that makes websites and I wish to receive some information 1) How long does it take for a website designer to make one website with it's possess domain name 2) How much would an avarage website cost (In pounds £) 3) What sort of equipment would my workers need 4) Would my company have to put the site onto the internet or is that up to the client 5) What is the average salary for a website designer 6) What is the market value for web design I won't be doing the building of the site and it really would be any sort of site depending what the cliant wants and how much they will pay

28 Jul 2010, 10:29 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Can anyone think of a cute name for a boutique?

I am wanting to make a website but I need a domain name first, and I wanted the domain name to be the name of the store. So, here's what I am looking for in the name: -something nice of weird and creative -doesn't sound like something else (ie; a clothing store called hamburgers inc. or something dumb like that. -sounds cute, like something you would look on a campus for colleges.

28 Jul 2010, 10:13 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: full domain name trademark or just name without www. and .com?

I am planning to register trademark within european union.But I am not sure whether is better to register ''word''.com or just ''word'' as a trademark within three classes of use.

27 Jul 2010, 9:18 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: How to set up Google Adsense for Youtube?

In order to be partnered on youtube, you need your channel to be linked to an adsense account, but in order for my adsense account to be approved it is supposed to be my possess domain name. But obviously, my youtube channel isn't my possess domain name...it's youtube's domain. So how does one create an adsense account for their youtube?

27 Jul 2010, 8:17 pm | click here to view more

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27 Jul 2010, 1:10 pm | click here to view more

Domain Names, Web Hosting and SSL Certificates - Go Daddy

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27 Jul 2010, 11:11 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: How can I assign a domain name to an off-line website?

I am considering building a website accessible through a wireless network that is not connected to the Internet. Naturally it would be hosted by a computer on the wireless network. Is there a way to assign a domain name to such a website? I guess I was unclear - I have no intention of making it publicly accessible - it is just for a private network.

27 Jul 2010, 10:34 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: How likely will the person renew with 4 days left from deletion?

i won a domain from an expired auction domain that's been expired since 6/18/10, only 4 more days to go until it's mine.. how likely will the person renew in the end?? I feel like im gonna be pretty nervous until sunday since i adore this domain name and it's really great one that could worth a lot of money.

27 Jul 2010, 10:22 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: iWeb publishing question?

Okay so when I go to publish a website to my server via FTP the link ends up like this. http://MYSITE.com/KlassenKorner/Home.html so http://MYSITE.com = my domain name. KlassenKorner = what I named my website in iWeb Home.html = the page name in iweb so I was wondering how I could make it so if someone types in http://www.MYSITE.com/hey it will go to a page because its too difficult to make someone type in http://www.MYSITE.com/KlassenKorner/hey.html to receive to the same page as mysite.com/hey

26 Jul 2010, 8:16 pm | click here to view more

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