Vogue Magazine has a brand new iPhone app called Vogue Stylist, which is not a simple “magazine turned iPhone app” product. Rather, it’s a special app that should help women style their wardrobe, based upon the top trends identified by Vogue experts every month. Vogue devotees can create virtual wardrobe by taking photos of their…
Dale Carnegie Training launches an iPhone app; Helps you win iFriends and iNfluence People
Dale Carnegie Training is launching an iPhone app called Secrets to Success, which (their words) “outlines basic human relations principles and shares easy-to-follow tips, techniques and daily confidence boosters.” Feature wise, the 99-cent app rocks: Tips on on team member engagement, leadership development, sales effectiveness, customer service, presentation effectiveness, process improvement and more Doses of…
Verizon Wireless showcases webOS apps, too
Verizon Wireless is continuing with its weekly app recommendations. This time, however, they are showcasing webOS applications that run on the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus. Without further ado, here’s what they recommend: Business apps: News: AP Mobile, The New York Times, NewsRoom ($4.99) and Engadget. Top Stocks Lite – free real-time stock market…
Grooveshark gives up on Apple AppStore, brings streaming music to jailbroken iPhones
Streaming music services have been making some noise recently, but Grooveshark has been forcibly muted on the iPhone. After months of repeated rejections from Apple’s AppStore, music streaming app Grooveshark has decided to cut their losses and forgo the AppStore for the sake of giving at least a small subset of iPhone users a chance…
T-Mobile Updates ‘My Account’ Android App With Enhanced Security
A quickie here for any T-Mobile customers rockin’ an Android device. If you use the T-Mo My Account app, you’ll be pleased to know it has been updated with some new features: App is now separated into two main areas: ‘My Account’ and ‘Help’ Customers can now setup paperless billing and make payments using previously…
Paid Apps Coming to Canadian Android Market Next Week?
Many a Canadian has been waiting for the Android App Market to go live with Paid Apps for what seems like forever now (in reality it’s been about 9 months). The operating system is definitely picking up steam north-of-the-border, and I can attest to this by the number of device sightings I make around town…
Foursquare for BlackBerry Updated to Version 1.5.5 with Storm Support
This one is curious to say the least. Just yesterday, Foursquare updated their BlackBerry app to version 1.5. The update brought the ability to add tips to locations you check in at, AND the ability to add friends via mobile. I’m sure the update was well accepted, but there was definitely some grumbling that Storm…
AllRecipes goes Pro on the iPhone; Planning an iPad app
AllRecipes is “going Pro” with a new iPhone app called Dinner Spinner Pro. Available for $2.99 in the AppStore, the application allows users to access the complete Allrecipes.com recipe library, add recipes to personal Recipes Boxes, create shopping lists, share recipes, upload photos to AllRecipes.com, and more. The original Dinner Spinner app was launched back…
Samsung plans 10 million Wave phones shipped, 1000 apps this year
Samsung was all about the bada and Wave at this year’s Mobile World Congress (actually they had some other products, but the main focus was on the new platform and the first device that runs it), so it doesn’t come as a surprise to learn they plan to move 10 million Wave units this year.…
New ScanLife app adds 1D barcodes to the mix; Available for Android, iPhone and BlackBerry devices
Scanbuy has released a new version of its barcode scanning application for the Android, BlackBerry and iPhone operating systems. The app uses the phone’s built-in camera to scan barcodes and perform some action on the device — i.e. show video or photo, dial a phone number, hop over to a web page, and so on.…