Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” & Beyonce’s “Irreplaceable” Played with Multiple iPhones [iPhone Used Again for Its Non-Cell Phone Features; iPhone Apps, Talent & Voice Make Music Happen]

Posted on TFTS by Chris Smith on Saturday, 27. March 2010 under: Internet Highlights, Mobile/Cell Phones, xFeatured

We keep talking about mobile apps and how they have completely changed this modern mobile game so it’s just right that we prove to you how important apps can be in our lives. They can turn our smartphones into powerful tools that help us during the day and I am not referring strictly to making phones and sending out SMS messages.

And since it’s the weekend already, what better way to make a point then by showing you how a very clever and talented Korean girl has managed to play two very popular songs with the help of her faithful iPhones.

For this purpose she employed three or four iPhones loaded with some music apps from the app store. The apps she is using to play Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” and Beyonce’s “Irreplaceable” are already available in the App Store: I am T-Pain, Beatmaker, miniSynth.

You can grab them and try the same trick yourself as long as you also have plenty of talent and some voice to go along with it.

So here’s Beyonce’s “Irreplaceable” song played with iPhones alone:

Yes, you’ll say that the singing requires some practice but we’re rather focusing here on the capabilities of the iPhone in this particular case which can be smartly use for all sorts of neat tricks.

But my favorite one is Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” below in which one can clearly see the extra effort the artist put in:

Like it, the iPod touch, the iPad in the near future, and every other smartphone out there that has access to a dependable app store will be able to help you accomplish amazing things.

So what do you say, folks? Do you have a cool idea for using your current smart gadget to do some totally interesting things thanks to apps? If you do then send in your crazy video and we’ll be happy to pass some constructive criticism on it! Pulling a David Pogue iPhone song-like performance will not count as using Apple smartphones and apps but it will make an impression: