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That's not an app to install on the phone itself though - you install it on your computer to be able to browse the iPhone.<br />
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I'm not familiar with it... but it LOOKS legit.
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That's not an app to install on the phone itself though - you install it on your computer to be able to browse the iPhone.

I'm not familiar with it... but it LOOKS legit.

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Does anybody has experience with the app iphone explorer? <br />
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<a href="http://www.iphone-explorer.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.iphone-explorer.com/</a><br />
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I can not find it in the itunes application store. &nbsp;Is it normal to find app's that are not in the ituens store? I just want to get sure that the app work and that it is not a virus. <br />
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Thanks in advance. <br />
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Does anybody has experience with the app iphone explorer? 

http://www.iphone-explorer.com/

I can not find it in the itunes application store.  Is it normal to find app's that are not in the ituens store? I just want to get sure that the app work and that it is not a virus. 

Thanks in advance. 



iPhone Explorer

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