One of the more popular Twitter clients for iPhone and iPod Touch, Twittelator, has recently been updated to version 3.7. It wasn’t that long ago that we witnessed a bump up to 3.6 (roughly a month ago), so good on the developers at Stone Design for keeping the updates a comin’. The update is available…
Apps for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics: Bell Cowbell
There’s really not much to this one, but if you’re Canadian, and want to show your support for the Olympics’ exclusive telecommunications provider… Or, if you just want a FREE virtual cowbell to ring, this is the app for you 🙂 So how does it work? Well, first we need to check if you have…
Huawei to pre-install Opera’s mobile web browser in its handsets
In an effort to sell devices with better web browsing experience, Huawei will pre-install a version of Opera’s mobile web browser in its handsets. The version that will come with Huawei’s phones is Opera Mobile 10, which was released for operators and OEMs last December. Commenting on the news, Huawei’s Head of handset R&D, Jiang…
Documents To Go for iPhone updated with support to edit and create PowerPoint presentations
Documents To Go Premium for iPhone, aka Documents To Go with Exchange support, has been updated (and renamed) to include the ability to edit and create PowerPoint presentations. As a result, it’s the only mobile office suite in the AppStore that allows full editing capability with all major Office apps – Word, Excel and now…
T-Mobile to preload Swype keyboard on touchscreen smartphones
With the launch of the updated T-Mobile myTouch3G (myTouch 3G 1.2, for those of you keeping score at home), T-Mobile has kicked off a partnership with Swype to include the Swype keyboard on many of its touchscreen handsets. The Swype keyboard is the first truly innovative virtual keyboard to hit the scene in some time,…
Opera to demo Opera Mini for iPhone next week, launch Opera Mobile 10 beta for Android too
Opera Mini, the browser I install on everyone’s smartphone whether they give me permission or not, is the type of application you’d never associate with the iPhone. Apple doesn’t allow third party web browsers, so the fact that these crazy Norwegians plan on showing it off is actually quite exciting. Even in the press release,…
Google Buzz Launches on Maps for Android and iPhone
Yesterday, Google announced Buzz, which is ostensibly their answer to Twitter. It’s a way of sharing a variety of information with your network of friends, and plugs into GMail contacts, Picasa and Flickr pictures, Google Talk status, Reader stories, YouTube videos, and even subsumes twitter updates. The latest version of Google Maps for Mobile will…
iPhone Apps for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics: CTV Olympics
Next up on our Vancouver 2010 iPhone App journey today is the official CTV Olympics iPhone app. At the moment, it’s the #1 top free app in the sports category in Canada… and for good reason. The app brings everything you need to know about the games as they happen. News is supplied via Canada’s…
iPhone Apps for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics: Cowbell 2010
The anticipation is building… and the Vancouver 2010 Olympics are coming up fast, with the opening ceremonies this Friday. Perhaps because the Olympics are hosted in my home country, the ‘buzz’ is a little greater than usual… But I can’t help it. I’ve officially caught Olympic fever. And you know what the only cure for…
Fonolo’s visual dialing menu gets an iPhone app
Fonolo, the company that makes software for less frustrating calls to large companies, released an iPhone app to remove the super-annoying “press 1 for this, press 2 for that” process. They say using their app for such things as changing a flight time or reaching an agent about a phone bill will no longer be…