All the stories categorized with: apps
SpeedClock turns your iPhone into a speed sensor
12/14/2010, If you’ve ever wanted to hold your iPhone up to record the speed of a bullet as it flies past you- there isn’t an app for that. But if you want to find out the speed of something slower, SpeedClock [...]
Gmail web app for mobile improved
12/14/2010, Google has recently announced some improvements to their web app for mobile phones. In an attempt to bridge the Gmail experience across all devices, Google has brought features of the desktop version to the mobile browser. You can now use [...]
T-Mobile TV now on the BlackBerry Bold 9780 and Curve 9300
12/14/2010, Who says the BlackBerry can’t be used for fun? T-Mobile has recently launched a TV app for BlackBerry OS 6 phones. The T-Mobile TV app allows you to stream TV on your BlackBerry Bold 9780 and Curve 9300 wherever you [...]
The iGrill ensures you don’t overcook your food
12/14/2010, If you’re a busy person who’s always running around the house even when you’re cooking, you might have experienced the heartache of overcooking your dishes. After all, nobody likes a burnt food. The folks over at iDevices have come up [...]
Infinity Blade earns more than $1.6 million in 4 days
12/14/2010, Who said mobile games can’t make any money? If you need any proof that this statement is now irrelevant, we’ll let the numbers speak for themselves. In just four days, Infinity Blade (which sells for $5.99 on the iTunes App [...]
Switch allows multiple users to use the iPad for web surfing
12/13/2010, Have you ever faced the problem of having to log out and log in to your multiple web accounts on your iPad just because you were sharing it and didn’t want anyone accessing your accounts? Well, a developer named Michael [...]
Mobile App industry to reach $35 billion by 2014
12/13/2010, It sure feels like a good time to cash in on the app business. The IDC has just reported that revenue from mobile applications will reach $35 billion by 2014. They also predict that the number of app downloads will [...]
Navteq purchases Trapster
12/13/2010, Navteq, a navigation company owned by Nokia, has just purchased Trapster, a service used by people to warn each other about speed traps and road blocks. It is a useful service that helps people avoid getting in trouble with the [...]
Google Latitude now released for the iPhone
12/13/2010, The Google app that made its appearance earlier last week but was then quickly removed, is finally back up on the iTunes App Store again. Google Latitude is a simple app that allows you and your friends to find out [...]
RIM releases BlackBerry RSS reader
12/13/2010, If you’re one of those people who enjoy reading your favorite blogs or sites on your BlackBerry, you must’ve been on the lookout for a decent RSS feed reader. Until now. RIM has just released an RSS feed reader app [...]
Android Market is now updated to version 2.2.6
12/13/2010, Android phone users should be pretty excited at this piece of news- the Android Market, the place where people usually go to for their Android Apps has been updated with a brand new face lift that is rumored to be [...]
The iPhone can now help children with speech delay
12/13/2010, Speech or language delay- a term used to describe children who have difficulty communicating their basic needs and wants do to the presence of difficulties pronouncing some sounds, stuttering, autism, or a specific language disorder. If you have or know [...]
Mail cards without leaving the house with SnapShot Holiday
12/13/2010, If you’re one of those people who are too lazy to get out of your house to bring your greeting cards to the post office, we have some good news for you. There is now an app for that. SnapShot [...]
