They say when you want to start saving, you should first start keeping track of your expenses. So it’s not surprising there are quite a few expense tracking apps available in the AppStore. There is one, however, that stands out from the pack. It’s called ProOnGo Expense and here’s why it’s better: Export to Excel…
PEPID brings its clinical decision-support to Android, as promised
Developer of clinical decision-support information and technology for doctors and nurses, PEPID, unveiled its Android app. The news comes on the heels of the PEPID webOS app, which was released roughly a month ago. Still in beta, PEPID for Android is still not ready for the prime time. The company is inviting everyone interested (subscription…
BBC Online to offer new mobile applications
Following on from my post about the iPlayer arriving on Blackberry devices (see here), here’s some info that has come in about more BBC apps coming to mobile devices. Actually this news is a hangover from Mobile World Congress, but hey, you can’t cover everything all the time, right?! At a keynote speech at Mobile…
SecuWipe Has Intruder-resistant Data Wiping for Windows phones and Windows CE terminals
Aiko Solutions, a UK based security software developer (yay!), has released the new version of SecuWipe, which we are told is the world’s first and most feature-rich data wiping solution for Windows phones and Windows CE terminals. It will securely delete all information from a compromised device – either when it discovers an untrusted SIM…
The Game Trail app guides gamers to the best iPhone games
Sometimes here at IntoMobile, we get short and sweet chunks of info – case in point: The Game Trail We’re told: The Game Trail is a handy new iPhone app providing game trailers and video reviews all in one place. It’s a great tool for discovering high-quality games and avoiding buyer’s regret. Plus it’s free. Okay…
Nosey Parker iPhone App Makes Parking Quicker, Easier and Cheaper
A new iPhone App, called Nosey Parker, claims to take the hassle out of parking in an unfamiliar town or city, and helps you find a cheaper car park in your home town. Developed for business travellers, tourists, shoppers, parents or anyone who doesn’t want to pay the earth for a parking space, Nosey Parker…
Mobango’s success in 2009 suggests its app market will quadruple in 2010
Mobango has been busy compiling its stats, and has concluded that in 2009, it passed 100m visits to its mobile site worldwide. Apparently over 60 per cent of all users coming to Mobango connected through Nokia phones. Out of the top 10 phones used to connect to Mobango, eight were Nokia phones. SonyEricsson and Samsung took a joint second place with 12 per cent each. Motorola…
Mozilla Fennec Spotted on Nexus One and Droid
Well what do we have here? The Nexus One and Motorola Droid running the Mozilla Fennec mobile web browser? Really? Yep! The folks at Mozilla have posted a few photos of the Droid and Nexus one running a new Android version of Fennec. So what does this mean for you? Absolutely nothing. No release dates…
Live Sky TV now available on the move with Nokia
Nokia and Sky have announced the availability of a landmark new TV application, which is set to “revolutionise the viewing habits of Nokia phone owners”. Crumbs, that’s a bold statement! I’m sure you know who Nokia are (!), but for those of you that don’t know Sky – there are a Satellite Pay-TV Operator, notable for…
Moodagent Aims To Be More Than Just An App
Syntonetic have created an iPhone App that enables users to utilise their Moodagent music profiling and recommendation technology – and they’ve just announced that uses for its iPhone application may extend far beyond instant playlist creation. More than 1,000,000 listeners have used Moodagent technology to enjoy their favorite music, but now the Moodagent app is…