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Blog Alert for iPhone Central, Apr 29, 2010

New Posts to iPhone Central on Apr 29, 2010:

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1) Review: iGovernment for iPhone
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=667adc40bcd363051ca6a71f45ce07dc

This app, which gives you access to news, photos, and video from government agencies, is potentially useful for government watchdogs who want unfiltered reports of the goings-on in Washington. But the app has a few notable bugs and limitations.

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2) Review: Pac-Man for iPad
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=b981957304e8e70f57fc95c7c3272237

If you like Pac-Man, you?ll like Pac-Man for the iPad. Gobble pellets, avoid ghosts, eat fruit, and advance through the many mazes to win.

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3) Opinion: Microsoft HTC agreement sends message to Apple
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=c3d90c2845de7f3fc80308af51918ea5

While Microsoft's licensing deal with smartphone maker HTC may send the over message that the company is going after Android, PCWorld's Tony Bradley thinks Microsoft may be coming to HTC's defense and firing a warning shot across Apple's bow.

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4) Review: Three iPhone and iPad printing apps
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=ccf7a31df54bbb656118d3c1215508e8

It may not be easy to print from your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, but it can be done -- provided you seek out the help of a third-party app. Jeff Merron looks at a trio of apps to see which one you should turn to for your mobile printing needs.

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5) Printing from your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=0cd0c4064092e3a60505db5507d2f487

Printing from your iPhone, iPod touch, and now your iPad shouldn't be difficult, but it is. Fortunately, third-party apps are here to help. Jeff Merron walks you through what you can and can't do with some of these App Store offerings.

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6) Analysts: Palm purchase a risky move for HP
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=c6713eedf075e6de4ee8ddcce6cca145

Analysts say an HP acquisition of Palm would face significant hurdles in competing with more established products for business and developers.

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7) Review: Joey Kramer Hit Hard for iPhone
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=976394d8fa3d0b6cf5e5901284d271d5

Aerosmith fans, listen up: if you've ever wanted to play the drums alongside Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer, now you can! Joey Kramer Hit Hard plays like a drum version of Tap Tap Revenge, and features 15 levels of beats recorded by Joey himself.

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8) AT&T releases more details on 3G iPad plans
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=593a17f3c59e1f090997c37ab0f03bdc

AT&T released a PDF detailing some last-minute information about its 3G plans for the iPad.

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9) Review: Pages 1.0 for iPad
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=4788aab4b7bd28f293a042612cd70f59

Apple?s iPad word processor offers amazing features but lacks basic and necessary printing and file sharing options.

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10) Review: Numbers 1.0 for iPad
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=59a431fec8010f60ee6f8f8a8f95140e

Taken for what it is (an incredibly feature-rich spreadsheet program running with a full touch interface on a 1.5 pound portable computing device) Numbers is a good start, and should meet the needs of most anyone looking to use their iPad to create and work with spreadsheets.

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11) Review: Keynote 1.0 for iPad
http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=03dace7e88c5abd568edd4043766951e

Keynote for iPad is a good value as a standalone tool. But as a complement to the desktop version, Keynote for iPad is disappointing.

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