The BlackBerry multimedia player has become much better over the last few years but the hardcore music fans may still want to check out a service like Thumbplay Music. We had a chance to play with the service at Research In Motion’s WES 2010 in Orlando and I was fairly impressed. It offers you access…
Bitbop streams full TV shows and movies to your BlackBerry
We’re here at Research In Motion’s WES 2010 and one of my favorite things is discovering a little app that could have a big impact on your lives. I think we found a winner with the Bitbop app, which enables you to stream or download TV shows and movies to your BlackBerry smartphone using 3G…
iPad App Preview: iBrite – The light-up toy from childhood is all grown up
If you’re old enough to remember, you probably have a soft spot in your heart for those old-timey Lite Brite toys from years gone past. Before there were high-powered gaming consoles, the Internet, or even smartphones, children entertained themselves with analog toys like this. Well, what was old is once again new with the Apple…
Urbanspoon Now Available for iPad!
Attention iPad users! Urbanspoon has just let me know that their app is now LIVE in the Apple App Store! Available now for free, this latest variation of the Urbanspoon app brings forth some pretty cool new features, including these highlights: Specifically designed for the iPad – The large display and touch screen lets you…
Free App of the Day: Pool Pro Online 3
If you’re looking for an authentic billiards experience on your iPhone, iPad, or even your PC, you’re in luck because Namco is making Pool Pro Online 3 available for FREE. The reason for this nice gesture is Namco is celebrating the success of its proprietary online technology, UniteSDK, as it’s reached nearly 2.5 million users,…
Snaptu’s app store for phones with an app store hits AT&T’s Apps Beta site
We haven’t talked about Snaptu in the past, but now when they’re on AT&T’s Apps Beta site, it’s time to give them some space on IntoMobile. Basically what they offer is an app store for phones that don’t have one, most notably those running Java ME (aka feature phones). In addition, even some of the…
Paragon Software launches SlovoEd Dictionary series 4.0 for Symbian S60 smartphones
Paragon Software/Epocware released SlovoEd dictionary series 4.0 for S60 3.0 and 5.0 Symbian smartphones. The most notable improvement of the new version deals with the use of a touchscreen (for S60 5th Edition devices), with controls being optimized for finger use. Moreover, there are other changes included, such as: New pop-up “Help Tips” OTA forms…
Localytics unveils Enterprise Mobile Analytics for apps
A company called Localytics released the Enterprise Mobile Analytics Service for Android, BlackBerry, iPad and iPhone applications. The new offering is available either as a fully hosted, subscription-based service; or as a licensed, first-party analytics solution. Already, they have two clients on board – CardStar and KAYAK, and Localytics also announced a partnership with Semphonic…
mPassport iPhone apps help travelers navigate healthcare services when travelling
Health and safety services company HTH Worldwide is making an iPhone app out of its mPassport service to allow iUsers to find quality healthcare services in twenty top destinations around the world. Actually, we’re not talking about a single app, but a series of applications, which address the following cities: Europe: Barcelona, Budapest, Dublin, Florence,…
ShoutOUT speech-to-text messaging app hits the Android Market
We talked about it earlier and now it’s happening. After the iPhone, Promptu is bringing its ShoutOUT speech-to-text messaging app to the growing number of Android smartphone users. The free application relies on the server voice processing which means two things: your phone’s CPU won’t be overused, but your mobile data connection will – so…