iBuildApp.com is a new service created with the idea to allow anyone to create its own digital magazine for the iPhone and iPad users. No coding is required – interested companies and individuals should only take care of content and let iBuildApp fix the rest. The solution is automated, integrating with popular CMS platforms such…
Burn Rubber with the ESPN F1 App for iPhone
With the 2011 Formula 1 season underway, I found myself doing some quick searching around the App Store this evening for some F1 goodness. What I turned up was a little bit of goodness from the folks at ESPN. The ESPN F1 iPhone app brings all the Formula 1 news you can handle… and best…
Meet Colorize Widget – Scrollable widgets galore
Love the scrollable widgets on Launcher Pro, but don’t want change your Android home app? If you said “yes”, then Colorize Widget may be for you. Simply put, Colorize Widgets offers up a set of scrollable, and customizable widgets for messages, bookmarks, etc. This may sound terribly simple, but that’s because it is. Colorize Widget…
World of Goo Coming to iPhone, $0.99 on Launch Day
World of Goo, an excellent physics puzzle game for the Wii and PC, recently landed on the iPad 2, and will be making its way to the smaller screen soon, according to developer 2D Boy. The game has been submitted, and once it’s accepted, it will be $0.99 for the first 24 hours after release…
Facebook iPhone app adds unfriending, Places check-ins to events [Video]
The Facebook iPhone app has just received a substantial update and the 3.4 version allows you to unfriend on the go, as well as adds improvements to the location-based check-in service known as Places. The updated Facebook iPhone app now lets you ditch your pals on the go. As you can see in the video…
Google Maps for Android updated, now extra Latitude-y
The most frequently updated Google-made application for Android is, without a doubt, Google Maps. The Android app has recently received updates to boost it ahead of the competition for the foreseeable future, and this latest update helps keep it in front of the pack. Unfortunately, this update includes little more than a few tweaks to…
LTE onOFF lets you easily toggle 4G on the HTC Thunderbolt
Verizon’s 4G LTE network gives the USA a taste of data speeds never before seen from a wireless network, and just saying that the burgeoning Verizon data network is fast is an understatement. However, the first LTE supported phone from the carrier, the Thunderbolt, lacks the battery power to keep up with the blazing network.…
HeyWire brings its mobile messaging service to Facebook
Mobile messaging app/service HeyWire, which allows iOS and Android device owners to text for less (and/or free), is now also available as a Facebook app. As a result, it is said that it’s “even easier to keep in touch with friends and family around the world!” Using HeyWire, Facebook users worldwide can use a real…
Recovery.gov iOS app allows citizens to follow how the recovery money is spent
There’s a new mobile app for the iPhone and iPad users, allow them to access maps and data on projects funded by the $787 billion Recovery Act. The application was a result of co-operation between the Board, a GIS mapping software company Esri and a Recovery Board contractor Smartronix. Using the app, you can access…
Cellfish Media to bring NBA content, apps to mobiles
Cellfish Media scored a deal with NBA to bring NBA-themed content and apps to mobile phone users across the U.S. Throughout the year, the company will offer NBA-themed applications, including the NBA FanCam, where fans can take a photo and digitally insert NBA products, and then share it with friends via social networks. Additional products…