Yeah, I am worried about this, but my iPhone is 3 years old now, so I figure if adjusting the sensitivity doesn't work and my mic gets damaged, I'll cave and throw it out.
My mic will pick up clicks if someone holds it up near where the gun is (within roughly a foot), so yeah, it could still be useful as long as I don't blow it up .
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Stay Safe,
Frank
Netflix... Finally got a chance to mess with it tonight. The video quality is awesome and the selection is pretty good. Currently watching The Big Lebowski.
"I think we ought always to entertain our opinions with some measure of doubt. I shouldn't wish people dogmatically to believe any philosophy, not even mine." - Bertrand Russell
I don't download many apps because I'm very picky. That said, these are the ones I've kept:
PS Express (Photoshop Express) - for easy pic fixes on the fly
DirecTV - if you have this service you can record to DVR from the iPhone
Skype - free talk
Netflix - haven't used it yet though
Dropbox - lets you transfer files from cpu to iPhone through The Cloud
Diabetes Buddy - for tracking carbs, I do not have diabetes
Mint.com - for monitoring any bank accounts, has separate PIN to keep it secret
Pandora - radio
PayPal - if you have an account or do online buying/selling, very helpful
eBay - if you eBay at all this app is faster than using your computer, very nice
ShotTimer - described above, great for all my dryfire drills
Google - if you use gmail this is a godsend as the default Mail app sucks for gmail
Redlaser - scan a barcode to see where it is cheapest near you
Amazon - makes using amazon a breeze, also has barcode scanner to compare prices amazon vs wherever you are
Urbanspoon - way better than Yelp, shows restaurants near you with randomizer
Dictionary - you always need one
Wikipanion - if you like to look up things on wikipedia to settle arguments, this works great
Convert - for converting measurements
W&Y Pages - phone book for the iPhone
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