Cellit, the mobile marketing and couponing solutions provider, launched its Widgit mobile coupon redemption technology for the Android platform enabling retailers and QSR brands to redeem and track mobile coupons in real-time without any integration with their POS system. In addition to standard coupons, the Widgit for Android solution also includes mobile loyalty features, so…
Kobo for Android updated with ePub format support and easier ebook sideloading
Kobo updated its ebook reading app for the Android platform. It’s a small but important update which we suggest downloading. Here’s why: There’s the ability to search, add and read Internet Archive ePubs – that’s over 1.9 million eBooks! You can now read ebooks in the ePub format, no matter where they are purchased from…
La Pasta provides iPhone users with access to the best Italian recipes
Here’s one for the iPhone or iPod Touch ownin’ pasta fans. Yap, I’m on the list even though iPhone is not my primary mobile phone any more. The name of the application is La Pasta and inside you’ll find many of the most popular pasta recipes. In total, there are more than 200 pages to…
Loopt 4.0 adds stronger Facebook integration, new UI, geo-based texts
When it comes to check-in services, Foursquare and Facebook Places generally get more attention than Loopt, which was pioneering location-based social networking before it was trendy. Well, Loopt has just released its 4.0 version of its app for Apple iPhone and Android and the LBS apps features a revamped user interface and some cool geo-related…
Apple iPhone CPR app helps save young man’s life
The iPhone fanboys now have a devastating bit of ammunition to pull out against their Android counterparts, as an iPhone CPR app has helped save the life of a young basketball player. According to the LA Times, Xavier Jones was playing high-school basketball when his heart stopped due to a pre-existing medical condition. Luckily, coach…
Preview: Dungeon Hunter II for iPhone
One of my most anticipated games of this year has got to be Gameloft’s Dungeon Hunter 2. I absolutely loved Dungeon Hunter and after hearing about all the improvements that are being made in Dungeon Hunter 2, such as 4-player co-op and a darker, more mature story, I can’t help but to check the App…
Android 2.3 Gingerbread lands just in time for the holidays
Today Google announced the Nexus S by Samsung, and it’s coming December 16 as the first Android 2.3, or Gingerbread, device. We’ve seen and heard plenty about the new platform, but today Google released the SDK for Android 2.3 and it gives us a better look at what we can expect from the next iteration…
Google Launches eBook Store with Android and iPhone Apps
Today Google launched their own e-book store with dedicated shopping and reading apps for iPhone and Android. Currently, the store is limited to the U.S., but offers over 3 million titles to anyone with an Android 2.1 device or iOS 3.0 device and up. You can do searches within an e-book, adjust text formatting for…
Goal Achiever for iPhone updated with affirmations and sharing
Although we haven’t talked about the Goal Achiever app when it was initially released in the AppStore, as we approach the New Year, many people are setting their goals for 2011. In that sense, we decided to talk about the application now when it has been updated with affirmations and the ability to share goals…
CardMunch 2.0 adds CoverFlow-like rolodex, full-text search and LinkedIn integration
CardMunch, which we said is probably the best business card scanning app for the iPhone, is now in version 2.0 and is better than ever. If you remember from our previous post, CardMunch works like a human-based transcription service which makes it more expensive than competing products, but also more reliable. CardMunch 2.0 brings several…