tech:iphone

	Height	Width	Ratio	Inch	PPI
Iphone 6+	1920	1080	1.7778	5.5	401
Iphone 6	1334	750	1.7787	4.7	326
5, 5s & 5c	1136	640	1.7750	326
4& 4s	960	640	1.5000
iphone, 3g,3gs	480	320	1.5000	3.5

	=가격	평가
쇼네비	무료	KT. 버드뷰(3D)는 안된다. 항상 인터넷 연결 필요?
iRoute	무료 (공개)	웹기반 카 네비게이션 시스템 (기능부족?)
Gogo 3D	$50

	평가
Playmap	전문회사인 만도 제작 지도를 권역별로 미리 받을 수 있다. 편의성에서는 최고
다음지도
네이버지도	지역을 따로 저장 가능
ScanSearch	Awesome!!

	가격	장점	단점	기타
Invisible shield, ZAGG(c)	고가 (3만원대)	보호기능은 우수 지문에도 강하다	가독성이 떨어지고 터치감이 떨어진다	쫀득한 터치감

구분	갤럭시S	아이폰4	아이폰3GS
이미지
통신 규격	3G	3G	3G
프로세서	1GHz S5PC110	Apple A4	600MHz
운영체제	안드로이드 2.1 (2.2예정)	iOS4.0	iOS4 (가능)
무선통신	블루투스 3.0, 802.11n	블루투스 2.1, 802.11n	802.11g, 블루투스 2.1
MP3 재생 지원	○	○	○
내장 메모리	16GB	16GB/32GB	16GB/32GB
외부 메모리 슬롯	마이크로 SD (최대32gb)	×	×
사운드	64화음	64화음	64화음
내부 액정	4인치 슈퍼아몰레드(800×480)	3.5인치 HD LED(960×640) IPC	3.5인치 LCD(480×320) IPC
외부 액정	-	-	-
색상	블랙	화이트, 블랙	화이트, 블랙
카메라	500만 화소	500만 화소(전면부 150만 화소), LED flash	300만 화소
전원	리튬이온 1,500mAh	리튬이온 1,450mAh	리튬이온 1,219mAh
최대 통화(대기)시간	7.8 (490)	7시간(300)
크기	122×64×9.9mm	115.2×58.6×9.3mm	115.5×62.1×12.3mm
무게	118g	137g	135g
기타	멀티터치, 멀티태스킹, 플래시, DivX, DMB	6축 센서, HD 동영상 촬영&편집	멀티터치
어플 수	57,000	200,000
가격	$774 (싱가포르)	$199-$299
문의	삼성전자(www.sec.co.kr)	애플(www.apple.co.kr)	애 플(www.apple.co.kr)

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인코딩 소프트웨어는 역시나 다음 팟 인코더 추천이다..

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windows server 2008인데 다음 팟인코더는 설치 후 에러가 나다. 곰인코더는 실행이 잘된다만, 유료라..

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한RSS는 http://www.hanrss.com/iphone/ 라는 전용페이지를 제공

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네이트온 전용 어플 출시.

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Action RPGs are surprisingly common commodities in the RPG elements, resulting in a top-down adventure that's pretty hard to put down once you pick it up. The game's biggest hook is its implementation of a multiple character management system, which, in layman's terms, simply means that you'll be spending a lot of time splitting up two characters (a mage named Ceska and a knight named Ales, in this case) to solve puzzles and take a creative approach to certain combat situations. Dashing around environments, completing quests, taking down enemies, and gaining levels is a lot of fun, and the game does a fantastic job of introducing new puzzle elements to keep things fresh throughout the course of the adventure. If you can conquer this game's sometimes-finicky control scheme, you'll emerge from the tail end of the story a very satisfied customer.

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Like most other games from Gameloft, Dungeon Hunter is an unashamed take on another popular franchise, Blizzard's Diablo series in this instance. Players can make use of either an on-screen virtual stick or a touch-to-move control scheme, and attacks and magic spells are relegated to buttons on the right side of the screen. As in Diablo, there is loot aplenty to be found in Dungeon Hunter, and this loot can be equipped on the spot or sold for gold at various towns throughout the world. There isn't much mission variety in Dungeon Hunter, since most quests never get more involved than "go here, kill this thing, and come back." We'll admit that the hack-and-slash gameplay is fun, so those who don't have a problem with mindlessly bashing on an attack button to grind up levels and hunt down better loot are quite likely to find something to enjoy here.

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The first Inotia was one of the original action RPGs on the RPG has much in common with Across Age, even with the ability to bring more than one character into battle – although in this game, characters can't split up and uncontrolled party members attack on their own with the help of A.I. Inotia 2 is most notable for its fantastic art, beautiful 32-bit graphical style, and online multiplayer features that allow for competitive party-vs-party combat. The game's main single-player campaign is absurdly long, so even those who don't plan on checking out the vs. mode will get their money's worth in content. We did notice a somewhat bothersome number of translation errors in our playthrough of the game (including the fact that you will always be referred to as a male regardless of the gender of your selected character), and the touch-screen controls can be a little janky, but the game is well-worth its price and is certainly worth a look for those who've already beaten Across Age.

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Plenty of games claim to bring "console-quality" action to the iPhone, but Necromancer Rising does a fairly fantastic job of living up to that description. The game could best be described as feeling very similar to the Elder Scrolls games, but with a much more intensive focus on randomly generated dungeon crawling. The developers somehow managed to design this game so that it runs at an incredibly smooth framerate at all times despite the impressive use of 3D effects, even on first generation devices. The sheer depth that Necromancer Rising offers is pretty astounding. There are 16 different equipment types (we're talking an individual slot for your right elbow, here) and each piece of equipment shows on your character when viewed in menus – actual gameplay is in first person. There's a fully featured item-creation system, and enormous updates have regularly extended the length of the game since its launch, adding and altering everything from a method to reset your character to increasing the player's walk speed. If you love real time, first person RPGs and want a game of that type that you can take with you on your daily commute, Necromancer Rising is a great choice.

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The Quest is a retro first person RPG, much like Necromancer Rising, but with a definitively early '90s PC game feel. You might need to be a bit retro yourself to fully appreciate The Quest's hand-drawn graphics, but anyone can fall in love with the game's epic soundtrack, BioWare-style conversation system, and quirky add-ons like a playable card game at inns and readable books scattered across the world. The Quest boasts over 50 hours of gameplay, with dozens of side missions contributing to the potential game time after one beats the main quest line. If you don't feel like replaying the game as one of the five unique races, complete expansion packs like the recently released "Island of Ice and Fire" have been added to the App Store with surprising frequency. If you really get into this game, you'll be busy for a long time to come.

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The developers of Ravensword clearly had one thing and one thing only in mind while crafting their game: put Elder Scrolls on the iPhone. The game is ambitious, with full 3D environments, hours of gameplay, and even an optional first-person camera perspective for those who enjoy their RPGs that way. Set in a high-fantasy world, Ravensword's main quest takes players across a good variety of environments on the path to the finish, and a number of combat options keep things fresh as players level up their customized character. There are plenty of secret areas to explore after beating the main storyline, and fun distractions like horseback riding, hunting in the forest, and target practice with the bow and arrow should keep people distracted for a while. It should be noted that Ravensword does suffer from the iPhone's limited screen real estate, and the on-screen controls sometimes make it hard to see what one is doing. Those who actually own games like Elder Scrolls: Oblivion on consoles may want to stick with that, as Ravensword is held back by the limitations of its platform. Those who want 3D RPG gaming on the go, however, should give Ravensword a shot, as it is being consistently updated to improve its overall quality and provide an experience more in line with what's available on consoles.

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Rogue Touch is a recreation of the classic dungeon crawler Rogue (which spurred the RPG wherein your goal is to reach the 26th floor of a dungeon to collect a magical amulet. You attack enemies by running straight into them with a tap in their direction, but make sure to watch your health bar. In roguelikes, a single death means a permanent end to your adventure. Rogue Touch isn't the most modern example of its genre (there is no movement animation, for instance), but it does have a number of nice features that longtime fans of roguelikes will appreciate: on-screen buttons for resting and searching for traps come in handy often, and new items in this version of the game are quite the treat. Worthy of special note is the ambient background dungeon sounds that have been introduced in Rogue Touch. You'll want to play this one with your headphones on.

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Sword & Poker sticks out like a sore thumb on this list of action RPGs and Roguelikes, but its classification as an RPG is undeniable despite its card game-heavy battle mechanics. Combat seems complicated at first, but is actually pretty intuitive and can be picked up relatively quickly if a few minutes are spent playing with things. Each enemy encounter takes place on a 5x5 grid, with nine cards filling the center of the grid from the start. You and an opponent take turns laying down two of the four cards in your hand with the goal of creating poker hands on the game board. For instance, in the picture to the right, the player just scored big because he put down a queen and a joker, the latter of which acted as a "9" card to create a straight, which in turn dealt 22 points of damage to the enemy player. Money earned from battles can be used to purchase new and better weapons, and better weapons allow players to inflict more damage or even status effects on opponents. There's far too much depth and strategy in Sword & Poker to be discussed here, but take our word for it that this is the definition of a hidden gem in the App Store, and absolutely should not be missed.

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Much like Rogue Touch, Sword of Fargoal is an update to an early roguelike game, this one originally created for the Commodore PET in 1980. Jeff McCord was only 17 when he wrote the game (entirely in BASIC, by the way), but he achieved real notoriety when the game was later brought to the Commodore 64. What makes Sword of Fargoal particularly interesting is how different the iPhone version is from the original release. Unlike Rogue Touch, Sword of Fargoal embraces modern graphical flourishes like walls with 3D depth and high-resolution sprites. Much of Fargoal's gameplay involves hopping around a dark dungeon filling out your map, taking down enemies to level up, and finding spell scrolls to increase the power of your sword and get access to temporary abilities. After diving to the depths of the dungeon and grabbing the Sword of Fargoal, you'll have 2,000 seconds to make your way to the first floor and escape with your life, not an easy task given the fact that enemies will try to steal your sword and run off with it while their comrades attempt to murder you as you make your way to the top. Sword of Fargoal is the most noob-friendly "roguelike" game on the App Store, and we found it to be a lot of fun.

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Zenonia is different from the other action RPGs on the App Store because of its ridiculously fast-paced nature. The game automatically turns the main character to face enemies if one is near when the player taps the attack button, so much of the game involves blasting through environments attacking every enemy that draws near to quickly level up and amass loot. There are three unique characters to choose from when starting a new game in Zenonia, and each one plays quite differently, so there's a good bit of incentive to play through with different characters multiple times. Zenonia feels like a combination of Zelda and Diablo with its 16-bit art style and complex skill tree that can be filled out as enemies are defeated and levels are gained. There's a pretty annoying hunger system in the game that forces players to stop and feed their character at regular intervals, but for the most part Zenonia skips the trimmings and focuses directly on what's important: lots and lots of action. A good sense of humor in dialogue helps set the game further apart from other releases, so we can confidently recommend this game for those who love fast-paced action RPGs and don't mind a bit of grinding.

카카오톡	요즘 대세. 편하다.
엠엔톡	별로임
네이트온	그 네이트온
프링	그닥
whatsapp	무려 유료

xFighter	오… 라이덴이랑 비슷.. 잼따
X invasion 2	사실적 비행 게임

Capsuleer	developed in part by by EVE blogger 'Roc Wieler'
EVE Tracker
iClone
EViE

	iPhone 4	Droid Incredible	Evo 4G	Nexus One

운영체제	iOS 4	안드로이드 2.1 (HTC Sense)	안드로이드 2.1 (HTC Sense)	안드로이드 2.1
스크린 크기	3.5인치 IPS @ 960x640	3.7인치 아몰레드 @ 480x800	4.3인치 TFT LCD @480x800	3.7인치 아몰레드 @480x800
프로세서	애플 A4	퀄컴 8650 스냅드래곤 @ 1GHZ	퀄컴 8650 스냅드래곤 @ 1GHZ	퀄컴 8250 스냅드래곤 @ 1GHZ
메모리	알 수 없음 (256MB RAM?)	740MB ROM 512MB RAM	1GB ROM 512MB RAM	512MB ROM 512MB RAM
스토리지	16GB / 32GB 내장	8GB 내장 *	–	–
데이터 스피드	EDGE (2.5G) / HSPA 7.2 (쿼드밴드)	1x RTT / EVDO Rev. A (3G)	1x RTT / EVDO Rev. A(3G) / WiMAX (4G)	EDGE (2.5G) / HSPA (3G)
마이크로SD 카드	지원 없음	최대 32GB 지원	8GB 포함 (최대 32GB 지원)	4GB 포함 (최대 32GB 지원)
후면 카메라	5MP 1.75 micro, 플래시	8MP, 오토포커스, 듀얼플래시	8MP, 오토포커스, 듀얼플래시	5MP,오토포커스, 플래시
전면 카메라	있음, VGA	없음	있음, 1.3MP	없음
비디오 레코딩 최대 해상도	720p 30fps	800x480	1280x720 20fps	800x480
보조 마이크	있음, 노이즈 캔슬링	없음	없음	있음, 노이즈 캔슬링
Adobe 플래시	지원 없음	플래시 라이트	플래시 라이트	Froyo 업데이트에 탑재
블루투스	2.1 + EDR	2.1 + EDR	2.1 + EDR	2.1 + EDR
와이파이	802.11b/g/n (802.11n은 2.4GHZ만 지원)	802.11 b/g	802.11 b/g	802.11 b/g (Froyo 업데이트에 802.11n 지원)
MiFi 같은 와이파이 핫스팟 기능	지원 없음	지원 없음	지원	Froyo 업데이트에 탑재
GPS	aGPS	aGPS	aGPS	aGPS
FM 라디오	없음	있음	있음	없음
TV 아웃	애플 AV 케이블	microUSB	micro HDMI	지원 안함
크기 (인치)	4.5x2.31x0.37	4.6x2.3x0.47	4.8x2.6x0.5	4.7x2.4x0.5
무게 (온스)	4.8	4.6	6	4.5
배터리	알 수 없음	1300mAh	1500mAh	1400mAh
가격 (미국 기준)	$199/$299 (AT&T 2년 약정)	$199.99 (2년 약정, 리베이트 있음)	$199.99 (2년 약정, 리베이트 있음)	$529 (언락버전) $179 (T-Mobile)
SIM 카드	MicroSIM	없음	없음	MiniSIM

목차

아이폰 (iPhone)

해상도

크기

동영상 보기

업무

주소록, 캘린더, 메일

인터넷

멀티미디어

아이폰4 데쓰그립

ETC

Podcast

ESL

iTunes

Apps

Messanger

Navigation & Map

Remote control

comic

추천게임

RPG games

iPhone apps for Eve online

Accessories

거치대

보호필름

iOS 4.2

스펙비교

아이폰4 / 드로이드 인크레더블 / 에보4G / 넥서스원 스펙 비교

갤S, iPhone4, 3gs 스펙비교.

	100 Rogue		Rogue-like RPG
	Dark Shrine	203C701A4B9E09D5261AA2	Action RPG
	pocket-legends-3d		MMO RPG
1	Across Age		⁵⁾
2	Dungeon Hunter		⁶⁾
3	Inotia 2: A Wanderer of Luone		⁷⁾
4	Necromancer Rising		⁸⁾
5	The Quest		⁹⁾
6	Ravensword		¹⁰⁾
7	Rogue Touch		¹¹⁾
8	Sword & Poker		¹²⁾
9	Sword of Fargoal		¹³⁾
10	Zenonia		¹⁴⁾