SPB Software has released the updated version of its SPB TV application for Windows Mobile devices, both touch and non-touch enabled. Version 2.0 is now a free application as SPB gets its money from ads that are shown in the period while the channel buffering takes place (i.e. non-intrusive way). In addition to switching to…
Game Review: Undead: The Last Refuge for iPhone
I don’t know about you, but I can’t get enough of zombie killing games. There’s just something so pleasing about murdering the undead that gives me a warm feeling in my heart. That’s why when I learned Bulky Pix was publishing a zombie killing “sim” that was similar to one of the best selling zombie…
Quickie: BlackBerry App World Updated to Version 1.1.0.35
BlackBerry App World aficionados, time for a quick update notice for ya. Looks like App World was updated overnight, and we’re now sitting at version 1.1.0.35. Interestingly enough, as I check it, the download is available through the BlackBerry website… but not the App World client itself. One can only assume it’s a matter of…
Skype Will Be Coming to More Verizon Handsets Soon
Skype users, it’s time to get more excited about Verizon once more as the two have announced that the VoIP service will be hitting more Big Red handsets soon. Back in February, Verizon and Skype struck up a deal just before Mobile World Congress and announced that they would be working together. The exciting part…
Zangief Headed to Street Fighter IV for iPhone Soon As Free DLC
It looks like Capcom is continuing the gravy train of support for Street Fighter IV for the iPhone as Zangief will soon be piledriving his way onto Apple’s device. As with the previously announced news regarding Cammy as a playable character, Zangief will be made available as a free DLC. I have to say…
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars Releasing on the iPad Later This Month
Hey, remember in my Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars Lite article that I published a couple of weeks ago where I mentioned Rockstar Games should, like, totally bring the game to the iPad? Yea, that’s, like, totally going to happen. Like, for realsy. During yesterday’s investor conference call, Take-Two’s CEO Ben Feder revealed that Grand…
RIM Launches BlackBerry App World in Japan
The good folks in the land of the rising sun have one more great thing to wake-up to this morning. BlackBerry App World. RIM has made it official, and has launched the application-stocking App World for BlackBerry-toting customers in the country. To get started, folks in the country can hit up http://ap.blackberry.com/jpn/appworld or mobile.blackberry.com. I…
Goal.com launches mobile app just in time for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa
Football/soccer news destination Goal.com has launched a new World Cup edition of its mobile application for various platforms, including the iPhone, Nokia S60 5th Edition, BlackBerry, Android and Windows Mobile. Developed in partnership with Handmark, the Goal.com mobile app now boasts a special “World Cup” tab from where users can access top news with corresponding…
Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers is an iExhibition app
The Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden are joining the iRace with the app titled “Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers,” which gives users the major retrospective of the artist’s work in the United States in nearly 30 years. The application offers a full overview of the exhibition (opened through September 12th, BTW), highlighting…
AppCity.com launches like a global mobile app store, but it’s an app catalog
I know many people don’t like the idea of reading about a “yet another app store,” but I’m a big fan of competition and when I got an email in my inbox informing me that the “first global online store for mobile applications” AppCity.com has been launched, I decided to check it out. Unfortunately, I…