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iVeggieGarden app is all about vegetable gardening

January 29, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

A company called Moorit Software launched an updated version (1.1) of its iVeggieGarden iPhone app. We haven’t covered it when it was initially released, but now we decided to give the application some space on IntoMobile. As you could imagine, iVeggieGarden is all about a vegetable gardening, and is in that sense designed and built…

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Ongo news app for iPad hits the AppStore

January 29, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

It’s an iPad magazine craze out there. Rupert Murdoch wants to launch “The Daily“, while a former Newsweek editor started a new company Nomad Editions that will publish iPad-only magazines. Now Ongo collaboration between The New York Times, the Washington Post, USA Today and others — is bringing its subscription news service to the iPad…

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LiveViewGPS for Android allows mobile car tracking

January 29, 2011 by Dusan Belic - 3 Comments

GPS tracking company LiveViewGPS launched a new Android application to allow its users who own LiveTrac series GPS trackers to track their devices in real time while on the go. Tracking of vehicles is the most-used scenario, but LiveTrac can be used with other important assets like watches or laptops, and even people (children, teens…

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Halo Reach, Alan Wake, Fable 3, and Xbox Kinect Stickers Available on GetGlue

January 28, 2011 by Simon Sage - Leave a Comment

GetGlue, my personal mobile check-in app of choice, just launched a series of reward stickers for something near and dear to my heart – video games. Special rewards for big-name Xbox titles like Halo Reach, Fable II and Alan Wake are available if you check in to these games using the Glue app for Android…

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Review: Dead Space for iPhone & iPad – Bringing Terror to your iOS Device

January 28, 2011 by Daniel Perez - 4 Comments

When I heard Dead Space for iOS was going to be released to fill the gap between the console versions of Dead Space and Dead Space 2, I was a little skeptical as games like that usually don’t offer that great of an experience as they’re usually produced to take advantage of fans who want…

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Facebook for Android Updated With Location-Based Deals

January 28, 2011 by Simon Sage - 1 Comment

Following up on their December update with chat and push notifications, Facebook is launching a new discount engine for their Android app; now when you use Places to check in and share where you are with your social network, businesses can offer you particular perks. Participating locals have a yellow icon next to them if…

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iPad, iPhone, and Microsoft Surface Share Media with Amnesia Razorfish Connect

January 28, 2011 by Simon Sage - Leave a Comment

Some developers for Microsoft’s high-tech table, the Surface, have created a mobile app for iOS, optimized for both the iPhone and iPad, which lets you share all sorts of multimedia and files between each other without needing the awkward tags that the Surface usually needs. When the app is running, Amnesia Connect basically turns an…

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News Corp to launch iPad only newspaper “The Daily” on Feb 2nd

January 28, 2011 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

We’ve known, for quite some time now, that Rupert Murdoch was going to launch an iPad exclusive newspaper called “The Daily”. We knew it would cost $0.99 per week, and we even knew what the application icon would look like. All we didn’t know was when the damn thing would ship. Now it’s official, News…

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SEVEN Open Channel optimizes mobile apps traffic and cuts device data consumption by 70%

January 28, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

SEVEN Networks launched a new product with a great potential. Called SEVEN Open Channel, it promises to cut the data consumption of smartphones and other mobile devices by up to 70%, while at the same time saving battery life by up to 25%. The solution works by monitoring all requests for data made by mobile…

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HighNote joins the mobile messaging market; Launches apps for iOS and Android

January 28, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

There’s a new messaging app/service available for the iOS and Android users called HighNote. As you can imagine, we’re talking about the application that works like textPlus or Kik Messenger, relying on mobile data to keep the conversation going. Speaking of “conversation,” HighNote goes way beyond simple text messages, supporting other content types as well…

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