Knol Aust » iPhone

Hexstatic Wallpapers

kaust — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 15:22:51 +0000

Geometry is brilliant. Some would even say it’s sacred. Repetition and patterns using geometric shapes are often pleasing to the eye and create a sense of harmony. While repetitive shapes have a certain effect on humans, colors can evoke different feelings ranging from nostalgia to tension to calm. Combined, color and repetition can have very profound effects.

I was experimenting with geometric patterns and decided to push it further with colors. Here are a few wallpapers using a hexagon pattern and certain colors from my past. I’ve included iPhone and desktop versions. Click an image for the larger version and to download.

How You Like Them Grannies

Desktop

iPhone

Mustang Sally

Desktop

iPhone

My Name is Mud

Desktop

iPhone

Raspberry Crochet

Desktop

iPhone

Cub Scouting

Desktop

iPhone

Sea What I Did?

Desktop

iPhone

Silly Lily(pad)

Desktop

iPhone

What On Earth?

Desktop

iPhone

Why So Sour?

Desktop

iPhone

Wowie Zowie

Desktop

iPhone

Z-z-z-z-OMG

Desktop

iPhone

iOS5 Tip: Use Siri to Find Friends

kaust — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 16:50:50 +0000

Do you use Find My Friends? If so, you can ask Siri to locate nearby friends simply by saying ‘find my friends’. You can also ask for friends by name, saying ‘find [friend name].’ This also works with relationships, like ‘find my husband.’

Siri also understands when you want privacy. Say ‘hide me from my friends’ to hide your current location! Now, yoou need not be concerned about your trips to the glue factory.

Hal 9000

kaust — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 18:27:25 +0000

Hal 9000 iPhone/iPod Touch Wallpaper I designed the other day. Please do not reproduce or sell. You may publish to your site as long as I receive credit and a return link to this site.

hal9000

BeatMaker – Make Beats on the iPhone

Knol Aust — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:03:40 +0000

BeatMaker Pad view

Bedroom DJs and electronic producers are sure to love¬†BeatMaker. The app truly shows the potential for touch the iPhone and iPod Touch.

BeatMaker includes step sequencing, pads, an audio synch, and many save features. Basically, you can create any flavor of music using the electronic pads, samples, and more, save it, export it, and rock it.

Obviously, a MacBook Pro would be a better solution for your mobile music needs, but do you really need to drag out a notebook for a quick production fix or to arrange a burst of inspiration? That’s where BeatMaker comes in!

Check out this video by hop hop producer Tha Bizness to see BeatMaker in action.

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Imagine an iPhone jam session? I’m on it!

Site: BeatMaker @ iTMS

8 iPhone Apps I Use Daily

Knol Aust — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:51:23 +0000

If you have an iPhone, chances are you have visited the new App Store on iTunes or on your iPhone. The App Store is an overwhelming place… Think iTunes Music Store for iPhone Apps and you’ll get the picture.

With almost 1000 Apps and more added daily, it’s hard to determine exactly what is worth it and what is not.

The apps I currently use include:

WordPress¬†- I was waiting for this app. Now that it is live, I’m working on overhauling my blog and portfolio for more live and mobile blogging. I always liked the idea of being a blogger, but was turned off by the idea of being tethered to a computer. Combine the WordPress app and the Twitter apps and you’re site is always in the loop.
Remote¬†- Apple’s Remote app is not a new concept. On my jailbroken/unlocked iPhone, I could control my iTunes player from anywhere in my house. With the official Remote, I have better integration with all shared libraries (even on my future Apple TV) on the network. It will make switching songs from my back yard much easier!
Shazam – This app allows you to record a few seconds of a song being played on a radio, movie, tv, etc and it attempts to tag the song. It’s been about 95% correct and I love it like Jagermeister.
Pandora - Delicious. Pandora is the perfect app. Some have dubbed it the Radio Killer because it feeds you music you want over the airwaves (no Wi-Fi necessary).
AIM – AOL’s AIM app is for everyone with an AIM account. Unfortunately, it’s rare that I feel the need to chat online. Still, this app would be far more useful if I did!
Twittelator – I’m new to Twitter. In a world of connectivity and all things “social” Twitter allows the world to see your random thoughts and tweets. Since it can be tied to your Facebook and WordPress, it is an efficient way to quickly post updates and ideas.
MySpace¬†- I’m a MySpace whore. I admit it. While Facebook has potential, its user-interface and user-friendliness are lacking. Plus, there’s all sorts of great bands on MySpace that can’t be found on Facebook.
iScopes – I’m a sucker for horoscopes. I don’t necessarily believe in astrology, but it never hurts to have some random tidbit of potentially useful information to ponder.