The iPhone User Guide

Who doesn’t use products from Kraft foods? Their updated app for iPhone offers new features and $5 in coupons for Kraft products. And did we mention the recipes?

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The CNN app for iPhone is very popular—over one million downloads already, and until Sept. 13, it’s on sale for half price. Get your news fix for less—but work fast!

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I used to be a frequent flyer on Delta-way too frequent. I feel like I’ve spent at least a month out of my life waiting between flights at the Atlanta airport. Too bad I didn’t have this iPhone app back then.

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Gizmodo has posted a gallery of photos taken with the new iOS 4.1 HDR feature. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. When you turn on HDR your iPhone will take three photos in rapid succession. It takes one normal, one over exposed, and one underexposed photo. It then combines the three to produce highest possible quality photo. You can choose to save the normal photo along with the HDR just in case you aren’t happy with its results.

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Next week, Apple will launch Game Center for the iPhone and the iPod touch. The app and platform will allow video game players to track one another’s achievements, create multiplayer matches and discover new games. The features are comparable to those found in Xbox Live, the PlayStation Network and Steam — online gaming services used by Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC gamers, respectively. Third parties have implemented similar features for iPhone games using their own networks, but the Apple Game Center will be built into the tools it gives to developers of iOS apps, securing an edge over the existing networks. Game Center will be one of many new features included in iOS 4.1, a new version of the iPhone and iPod touch operating system. Apple unveiled that and several other entertainment-related products at a live event today, including an updated iPod touch with the same screen and processor found in the iPhone 4.

iTunes gives you even better ways to sync your media from your computer to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. There’s a new capacity bar that tells you exactly how much space you have left on your device in real time. And it’s even easier to organize all your apps on all your devices because you do it right in iTunes. Shop the App Store on your computer, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Then connect to your Mac or PC and go to your iTunes library to arrange (and rearrange) your apps and add or delete Home screens that sync back to your devices automatically.