You may think no one cares about Symbian anymore, but you’re wrong. There are still millions of Symbian smartphone owners out there, representing a lucrative market for developers. Layar obviously thinks so as they’ve launched a Symbian version of their augmented reality browser for the platform. Expect the same/similar functionality the Android and iPhone versions…
SPB TV 2.0 for Symbian is out [Ad-supported mobile TV]
You gotta give some credit to Russia-based SPB Software. They try really hard to bring mobile TV to the world and make us closer to the ever-advanced markets of South Korea and Japan where users have been enjoying TV on-the-go for quite some time now. Their SPB TV application is available for quite a few…
Foursquare for iOS, Android getting major overhaul
Foursquare is preparing for an update that will become available tonight for iOS and Android. The new update looks like it will be a pretty major overhaul for the application and will make the user experience a little more rich. For now, Foursquare has been a rather passive application for me. The joy of becoming…
Opera Mobile Store Hosts BlackBerry, Android, Symbian, and Java Apps
Opera, Stefan’s favouritest mobile browser in the whole wide world, has launched a broad app store for BlackBerry, Android, Symbian, and Java apps. Helping Opera out with this store is Appia, previously known as PocketGear as of a month ago. The Opera Mini and Mobile browsers will offer a shortcut to the store for easy…
Digital Artists partner with Branch Interactive for Real Madrid Foto Match
Are you a huge Real Madrid fan? Or perhaps you just can’t get enough Cristiano Ronaldo in your life? If you own an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, you can pick up an app called Real Madrid Foto Match. It’s basically just another matching game, but it could provide hours of entertainment if you happen…
Angry Birds Seasons previews St. Patrick’s Day version
Angry Birds is at it again with its Seasons variant of the popular game. Last year, we saw the first Angry Birds Seasons come in the form of a Halloween motif. There was eerie music, cobwebs and Jack-O-Lanterns everywhere. Shortly after, it was followed by a Christmas them, and then a Valentine’s Day theme. This…
50 Greatest Photographs of National Geographic for iPad hits the app store
If you’ve been watching the iPad 2 launch closely, you may have noticed Steve Jobs was showing off some National Geographic app on the brand new tablet. The name of that application is “50 Greatest Photographs of National Geographic” and it’s now available for download from Apple’s AppStore. Not only does it comes with quite…
MEDL Mobile launches MEDL Alliance; Wants to purchase thousands of mobile apps
MEDL Mobile — which we know for their mobile app incubator and developer of a number of apps — used the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco to launch the MEDL Alliance, a program by which MEDL will acquire apps directly from developers while continuing to pay them a portion of the profits generated from…
Bizzy introduces ‘check-out’ feature to let you rate places you’ve visited
Bizzy is a recommendation engine that helps you find restaurants, shops and bars based on your preferences and the preferences of users similar to you. It has been available on the iPhone for some time now, and was recently launched for Android. Its user-base is still growing, so results vary from city to city, with…
Gowalla for Android Updated With UI Overhaul
Following up on an extensive iPhone update, the Gowalla check-in app for Android has also been renovated. There’s a new action at the top to easily refresh or check-in, regardless of what page you’re on. You can easily manage Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, and Tumblr links for those times you don’t necessarily want everyone to know…