iPhone software

Trent Reznor just announced, via Twitter, that Apple has rejected an update to Nine Inch Nails’ iPhone app.

The objectionable content?

The Downward Spiral.

Hmmmmm. Wonder what line of what song that was……….

Let me know what you think of Apple’s decision in the comments! Read more…

Rockifone’s Easy Recorder (App Store link) is a free iPhone audio recorder. Easy Recorder lets you record audio at three quality levels and is a no brainer to record with.

To sync recordings, Easy Recorder has a built-in Web server that runs over WiFi. This isn’t an elegant solution, but it works fine.

If you’re an iPhone user, this is something you’ll definitely want to check out. It lets your iPhone double as an audio recorder, and the price can’t be beat!

Features:

• One-button quick recording operation.
• Pause and resume recording on the fly.
• Auto-save recording before an incoming phone call.
• 3 optional recording qualities: Normal, Good, Best.
• IMA4 encoding and CAF output format.
• Sync/upload recordings to FTP server through Wi-Fi for sharing or downloading.
• Touch-to-seek playback.
• Add notes to recordings for later reference.
• Rename existing recordings anytime
• Delete single/all recordings in the app.
• Friendly and easy user interface.
• Designed for iphone, iphone 3G or 2nd generation ipod touch( ipod touch requires additional Apple stereo headset with microphone or similar compatible headset)

iOscilloscope (App Store link) is a new $.99 app that turns your iPhone into a virtual oscilloscope that can measure sound waves in real time.

iOscilloscope lets you do do several different things:

• FFT allows you to view the sound waves in Fast Fourier transform mode.
• Mute, mutes the sound so that there is no feedback.
• Sonogram allows you to view the sound waves in a sonogram form.

Note that iOscilloscope will not function when headphones are plugged into your iPhone.