Facebook for Android has finally been updated, and it now seems easier to navigate and much more pleasant to use. From the user interface changes to some of the new features added, Facebook for Android really needed this. I used to guage the quality of Android apps versus iPhone apps based on ones like this–apps…
IM+ Lite for BlackBerry Updated with New UI and Group Chat Features
Ever heard of IM+ for BlackBerry? If you haven’t, think of it as a super-app for BlackBerry that connects you to all of your instant messaging, chat and messenger clients. MSN, Yahoo!, GTalk, AIM, Skype, and even Twitter (to name a few). Yes, the app is very powerful (and handy), and I’ve just received word…
CNET News is in the AppStore
I’m not sure why it took so long for CBS Interactive to launch the CNET News iPhone application, but whatever the reason behind such a delayed move is, the good news is that it’s here and you can grab the app free of charge. As you would expect, all of the latest tech stories are…
Visitors to the dance event Mysteryland will be able to find their way around with Layar
ID&T is teaming up with Layar to spice up the upcoming dance event Mysteryland with some augmented reality. Those attending will be able to start Layar on their iPhone or Android device and do some cool things from the palm of their hand. For instance, there are information on all 150 DJs performing on the…
DvdToSymbian for VLC optimizes your DVD movies for nHD (640×360 pixels) screens
There are quite a few DVD to mobile video optimizing apps out there. If you’ve been looking for a free alternative for your Nokia touch-enabled smartphone, look no further. This solution is called DvdToSymbian, and it’s basically a “.bat” script for PC that relies on the popular VLC open-source media player. All you have to…
adidas miCoach turns your iPhone, BlackBerry into a personal coach
German adidas is obviously serious when it comes to reaching the smartphone users. The company already has few apps on the market, including adidas Urban Art Guide to Berlin for iPhone, and now they’re going one step forward. The idea is simple – to bring adidas miCoach, the personal and real-time audible training system, to…
Mobile browsers on more than 60% of phones in five years
This shouldn’t be much of a surprise, but ABI Research is saying that more than 60% of mobile phones will have a web browser. Of course, not all web browsers are created equal and the company expects the high-end version like those found on the Apple iPhone, Google Android and even Research In Motion’s new…
Apple iTunes in cloud could be delayed
An Apple iTunes in the cloud seems like a logical next step for the iPhone maker but we’re still waiting for it to emerge. A few new details have popped up which may show why we don’t yet have a real wireless iTunes option. As you may know, an Apple iTunes in the cloud would…
Rdio brings mobile music to iPhone, BlackBerry, Android
Rdio is trying to one-up Rhapsody, MOG and mobile music services by slamming some social networking features with its unlimited streaming and downloading of music to smartphones. Like the other music services, Rdio enables users to stream tracks on the desktop or the phone from a catalog of over seven million tracks including the top…
Popular task management app OmniFocus goes iPad
Selecting a perfect task management app for the Apple iPad just got harder. My personal favorite is still Pocket Informant HD, but I’m sure OmniFocus also has what it takes to take the crown. OmniFocus for iPad promises to deliver the “in-depth task management functionality of a desktop app” on your beloved tablet computer. There…




