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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Wednesday October 21, 2009
Me No Speak for the iPhone

SF's own Me No Speak are iPhoning their ingenious point-to-picture communication aids, starting with China.
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Tuesday October 20, 2009
Ooma Telo
Available at Best Buy: 1717 Harrison St or 2675 Geary Blvd
Dropping right now outta Palo Alto, OT's a sleek looking, mad-easy-to-setup device that hooks your house phone up to the Internet, making all domestic calls totally...
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Thursday September 10, 2009
I Am T-Pain

From the South Bay-based mobile app maker Smule and officially licensed by the inventors of auto-tune, IATP gives anyone with an iPhone and three bucks the chance to...
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Wednesday August 19, 2009
Craigsly

Developed in the hi-tech hot bed of...Chico, adorably named Craigsly's a super simple Craigslist aid that emails you when stuff you want's posted.
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Wednesday August 12, 2009
GoBYO iPhone App

The online aggregator of all restos that let you bring your own sauce's going mobile -- the app suggests nearby no-corkage spots via GPS, supports searching by 80...
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Friday June 19, 2009
Xobni

Based in downtown SF, Xobni's a free plug-in that seamlessly interfaces with and enhances trusty ol' Outlook to help you find people, convos, and files twice as fast...
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Thursday May 28, 2009
myOrder

The brainchild of five Silicon Valley dudes, myOrder's a revolutionary-yet-free iApp (that'll soon work for any smartphone) that lets you order up food n' drink at the...
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Wednesday May 27, 2009
Tiki+

This iApp mines the brains of esteemed boozemen like Jeff "Beachbum" Berry and Trader Vic, putting 150 of "the greatest forgotten exotic drinks" from the 30s to now --...
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Wednesday May 6, 2009
Simplify 2.0

The dirt-cheap app that lets you wirelessly stream tuneage from any number of comps' libraries to your iPod Touch/iPhone just got better thanks to several new...
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Thrillist San Francisco
Emailed on: Friday April 17, 2009
doubleTwist

SOMA-based Twist's an iTunes-looking universal media manager that can swap (and convert) files between your devices, desktop, and friends with some simple drags n'...
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