If you’re looking for an iPhone application to share photos across your social networks, you may want to give TweetPhoto a roll. The site just got an overhaul – which prominently features photos of the Full House cast – and this new iPhone app makes it pretty simple to share pictures across Twitter, MySpace, Facebook,…
Leaked: OS 5.0.0.536 Available for the Bold 9700
Over the weekend, yet another BlackBerry OS dropped… courtesy of the CB Forums. If you’re packing a Bold 9700, this may (or may not) perk your ears… if it does, listen up. This is NOT an official update, so be sure to backup your device and take all necessary precautions before you proceed. Chances are…
BIC Concert Lighter is like Zippo’s iPhone app, only with different lighter
BIC is using modern smartphones as a marketing tool to promote its lighters. The company has launched the BIC Concert Lighter application to address the concert-goers and their “need” to signal appreciation of a particular song or to request an encore. Actually, it seems to me their marketing folks (or an ad agency) thought they…
Apple looks to overhaul mobile advertising
Apple is looking for a designer to “redefine” mobile advertising and this could have a huge impact on how developers make money on applications. According to the job posting, the iPhone maker is looking for an experienced developer to overhaul how mobile advertising is done. Most of the ads in apps today are simple text…
Tawkon measures iPhone radiation, won’t be approved by Apple
I think it’s a crying shame that Tawkon’s iPhone application won’t be allowed in the App Store because it seems like a well-crafted program that could find a large audience. I’m not too concerned about my cell phone’s radiation but I know a lot of people are. According to Tawkon’s technology page, the app uses an…
Microsoft brings first app to Android
There’s no love lost between Microsoft and Google, but that’s not going to stop the Windows-maker from creating an app for Android. The Tag Reader is available now for free in the Android Market and it scan Tag barcodes and display information about it on the handset. This can include videos, details, a phone number,…
Virgin America ditches Flash to target iPhone, smartphones
In order to appeal to iPhone, Android and other smartphone users, Virgin America has eliminated Flash from its new website. Virgin America is likely trying not to get in the middle of the holy war that’s going on between Apple CEO Steve Jobs and Adobe, but it wants to reach as many people as possible…
Android and RIM web share up in February, iPhone falls slightly
It looks like Android and RIM have really been clawing their way up in they smartphone market food chain. Both OS’s have increased their share of North American mobile web traffic a decent amount in the month of February, and let’s hope they don’t stop. On the other end of the spectrum, the iPhone has lost…
CrazySoft launches Trigna, match-three puzzle game for all mobile phones
Sarris brothers from Greece (CrazySoft), which I met more than two years ago at the UIQ Fast Track event in Budapest in 2007, have released a new game called Trigna. It’s a match-three puzzle game and your goal is to score points by making triangles. You have few seconds until each round is over, so…
Associated Press targets mobiles, tablets with new unit
Apparently, the Associated Press has realized that this whole digital distribution thing isn’t going away and the news service has created a new division, AP Gateway, that will target smartphones and tablets. The new division will focus on creating content for tablets and smartphones like the iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android devices, as well as creating…