There’s a new service for iPhone app fans – Apptizr. Actually it’s for everyday’s iPhone user who wants to discover new apps based on his/her interest. In that sense, the moment you register, the site asks you about apps you prefer and creates a custom list tailored to your wishes. Moreover, every week, you’ll receive…
iPhone Gets Hand-Carved Wood
Substrata has just released a fresh batch of hand-carved iPhone cases made from maple, walnut, fir, zebrawood, padauk and wenge wood. Although they look a little bulky, the added protection and huge boost in class is worth it. It’s also worth pointing out their limited edition (20-unit run) cases, made of lacewood, maple and walnut…
iPhone going T-Mobile next year?
Rumors of a Verizon iPhone have been cooking for a long time now, but Verizon’s recent Droid attack on the iPhone has some thinking a Verizon iPhone may not materialize next year, if at all. One analyst makes the case for the iPhone going to T-Mobile USAs network in 2010, when ATT is expected to…
Twitter 360 Offers Augmented Reality Tweeting for iPhone 3GS
A promising new Twitter client for the iPhone has been released that is making a compelling pitch for augmented reality. As you can see from the video, it keeps tabs on geotagged tweets and lets you see them overlaid onto the image viewed from your iPhone’s camera. If the camera is facing the ground, it…
Babel Rising coming to an iPhone/iPod Touch to test your tower build stopping skills
French developer White Birds has created a new iPhone game called Babel Rising, which sees you in a powerful role to prevent humans from building a tower to heaven. In your mission, you’re equipped with five spells: lightning, tornado, fire from heaven, tsunami, and earthquake, and even the direct finger of God. As expected, the…
Apple Looking to ‘Spice Up’ Built-in iPhone Maps App?
It’s not often you notice Apple hunting about for a specific task. In fact, judging by the job listing found by the good folks at MacRumors, one can tell exactly what Apple has in the hopper… They want to take the built-in Maps App to the ‘next level’. Groovy. A snippet from the job posting:…
360 Live for iPhone Features Coverflow Gamertags and Messaging
360 Live for iPhone recently updated to version 2.0, with a few new goodies. Another popular choice for XBox Live gamers is 1337pwn’s iNEXS that seems to offer all the same functions and has the added bonus of being free (versus 360 Live’s $1.99 pricetag). Both offer messaging with XBox friends online, but 360 Live…
At $3,164,000, iPhone 3GS Supreme is the single most expensive phone in the world!
Here’s one of those phones I’ll never have. Scrap that, it’s one of those phone I’ll never see in real-life. It’s the Stuart Hughes-made/customized iPhone 3GS Supreme, where the “Supreme” part comes from its price, which is a whooping $3,164,000 (1.92 million GBP). Yap, that’s more than 3 million US dollars, which is enough to…
Next Generation iPhone (3,1) Caught Testing in the Wild
In a bit of interesting iPhone news via MacRumors, word has come out that a new iPhone has shown up in usage records… pointing to the fact that the next generation iPhone is indeed out in the wild for testing. The iPhone App Developers over at Pandav noticed an identifier for an unreleased version of…
Procter & Gamble’s Tide gets an iPhone app
Procter & Gamble is extending its marketing to the iPhone platform. The company has launched the free “Tide Stain Brain” application, allowing consumers to find and share ways to remove stains at home while on-the-go. The application provides users with step-by-step cleaning instructions from the experts at Tide to get answers before stains have a…