Zumobi keeps expanding its “premium mobile app network.” For their latest project they’ve teamed-up with Dwell Media to offer all of the content from Dwell’s website to the mobile design enthusiasts. The application features six different sections: Products – a gallery of products with detailed information provided when the thumbnail is touched including the title,…
Evernote hits 6 million users
Just a few hours before midnight on New Year’s Eve, Evernote got its 6 millionth user. It took 446 days to reach the first 1 million, 222 days for the 2nd million, 133 days for the 3rd, then 108 days, then 83, and just 52 days to hit this latest milestone. In addition to announcing…
Canabalt for iOS Updated with Retina Display and Game Center Support
You may recall my post from the other day detailing how the folks at Semi Secret Software went open source with Canabalt for iOS. The game has long been one of my favorites, and Semi Secret is doing good with it. The source for the game is now free for all to use (good on…
NVIDIA creating Tegra Zone to help Android users find Tegra 2-optimized applications
We have yet to even officially kick offCES 2011, but that certainly stopped the news from coming today. NVIDIA will be releasing an application to help users that have Android devices with T2 innards find applications that utilize the dual-core powerhouse. Say you just bought a brand new Android tablet that comes with the super…
Nuance Launches Android Keyboard with Gestures and Audio
Nuance, a big name in voice recognition, has launched a custom keyboard for Android called FlexT9, which comes with four different modes of input. First, it has the traditional tap-to-type keyboard that we’re all pretty familiar with. Secondly, it has a distinctly Swype-esque gesture-based input where you trace lines between the keys you want to…
Kindle app for Windows Phone 7 is out!
We told ya’ Amazon is preparing to launch Kindle app for Android and Windows tablets, but we haven’t talked about Windows Phone 7 devices. These are now covered too, just as we expected. Expect all (or at least most) of the features Kindle for iPhone and Android has, including: Seamless integration with Kindle e-reader Ability…
PriceGrabber updates its iOS app with price alerts, local offers
PriceGrabber updated its iOS application to make it even better for the holiday shopping, if you happen to shop for deeply discounted goods (since they’ve missed Christmas). There are two new features included in this release: Price alerts – thanks to which the cumbersome process of monitoring prices on products has been drastically simplified. You…
Amazon’s Kindle apps coming to Android and Windows tablets
As part of its “Buy Once, Read Everywhere” strategy, Amazon will be supporting a number of tablets that are set to be launched at this year’s CES. Specifically, the online retailer pledged support for Android and Windows-powered products, allowing users to read, rate, comment and buy any of more than 775,000 books available through the…
Map My Tracks OutFront fitness tracking app now available for free!
After RunKeeper decided to offer its Pro version for free, Map My Tracks is following with the same deal. Instead of paying $5.99, all of the premium features are now available for free. That’s of course in case you download the application during the month of January. Unsurprisingly, this move attracted many folks and Map…
BodyMedia uses Sprint 3G to keep you fit
If you’re like me, the holidays weren’t kind to your figure and you may be looking for a way to get into shape. I’d say get back into shape, but who are you fooling. Well, BodyMedia Fit may just be the device you’re looking for and it’s teaming with Sprint to help you get in…