Recently swapped gmail accounts and wanted to keep existing calendar events. Exporting iCal events from the old account and subsequently importing them in the new one did the job.

Recently gave Qt dev a try on Mac. While at it, I wrote a small utility to keep notes for myself. They are quickly searchable (for now anyway, as I haven’t added that many yet). The app stores all data on my Dropbox directory, so all notes are available on different machines I use.

The app tries to save all data to your Dropbox directory (if found), otherwise it creates a folder in your home directory.

Here’s a build if interested in trying it out (built on Snow Leopard). The icon is based on an image by kattekrab from openclipart.org.

Want an iPhone app for your band? Want to see what it would look like? Use the new preview form and check out the screenshot generated.

We are happy to announce our second band,  The Collectable Few, making it to the iPhone App Store. They are a fantastic band. If you don’t know them, you should! Go install the app by clicking here or search for TCF in the App Store from your iPhone. As always, the app is FREE.

After loads of work and a long acceptance process, we are happy to announce Ten Bears is now available on the iPhone App Store. Thanks all for your help and support. Now go install the app by clicking here or search for TenBears in the App Store from your iPhone. Get to know these guys. They’re awesome. Ah yeah, the app is FREE!

ps. Ten Bears will be playing at The Old Queen’s Head (Islington) Tuesday, 01 December 2009.  FREE!

As you know, it’s been over a month since we submitted our first band app, yet it’s still pending approval by Apple and no reason given. We need your help to get their attention. Please email Apple (appreview@apple.com) and let them know you are waiting for TCF and TenBears (by xenodium) to be available on the App Store.

Unless the applications are approved, all work and effort we have put in to bring these bands to your iPhone is completely wasted.

Apologies to the Collectable Few, Ten Bears, and all fans. We submitted the applications to the App Store quite some time ago but the approval process is taking a really long time. We sent TCF a month ago, while TenBears over 2 weeks ago. We have not received any information as to why the apps have not been approved.

LexLook! 2.0 (for iPhone) introduced the ability for users to download other free references such as cookbooks, thesaurus, etc. It also enables users to create their own material and share with others. Where should we take LexLook! on Symbian? Got ideas? Opinion? Send them here. If you haven’t tried LexLook! 1.0 (for Symbian), you can now download it free of charge (for now anyway) and give it a go. Don’t forget to send us your comments here. Enjoy…

You can download LexLook! 1.0 FREE for the S60 or UIQ

soon on iPhone…

We’re bringing The Collectable Few to the iPhone. We’ve recently submitted the application to the App Store and are waiting approval. You’ll be able to follow their latests and greatest from your phone.