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The myriad apps making their way onto Apple’s iPhone App store range from functional to preposterous.
However, here’s one that at first appears a bit of a gimmick, but could actually prove quite useful. The app uses the iPhone camera to display the illusion of a transparent screen, so you can see what’s in front of you while you carry on working in the application of your choice — for example, writing a text message or tweet.
The developers claim that it will work with any app that accepts copy and paste, and any site correctly configured for Mobile Safari.
A word of warning though: we’re not sure the police would accept it as an acceptable excuse for driving safely while texting your friends!
Start-ups to enter 2012 Telstra Australian Business Awards
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Entries are open for the Telstra Australian Business Awards. The HTC Start-Up Award has been introduced for businesses operating between one and three years. Now in their 20th year, the Awards offer $500,000 in cash and prizes for small and medium businesses.
To enter or nominate a business visit telstrabusinessawards.com
