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Just launched my first iOS App, Bases. The app allows you to find the closest military bases along with which facilities are available, make a call to the base operator from your iPhone or visit the base website. Check it out only 99 cents in the App Store.

Just launched my first iOS App, Bases. The app allows you to find the closest military bases along with which facilities are available, make a call to the base operator from your iPhone or visit the base website. Check it out only 99 cents in the App Store.

I really appreciate Apple adding the new app management feature in iTunes 9.0. This was really a pain in the past moving the icons around directly on the iPhone.

iPhone App Review: PhotoSwap PhotoSwap allows you to take a picture with your iPhone’s camera and then share it with somebody else using the app. You don’t ever know what photo your going to get in return for yours, so be warned. Each user can submit very basic details about themselves and users can opt-in to the location awareness feature, if decided the receiving user can view a general Google map of the area the photo was taken at. If you want to interact one on one with a users photo you received you can reply back to them with another photo and exchange more photos one on one. The only annoying feature is the system message that pops up every time you load the application. Price: FREEDownload Now

iPhone App Review: PhotoSwap

PhotoSwap allows you to take a picture with your iPhone’s camera and then share it with somebody else using the app. You don’t ever know what photo your going to get in return for yours, so be warned. Each user can submit very basic details about themselves and users can opt-in to the location awareness feature, if decided the receiving user can view a general Google map of the area the photo was taken at. If you want to interact one on one with a users photo you received you can reply back to them with another photo and exchange more photos one on one. The only annoying feature is the system message that pops up every time you load the application.

Price: FREE

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