For some reason, I feel perfectly fine posting on vibrator applications and adult app store, yet bringing up the recently-released Playgirl Centerfold for iPhone goes right against my “don’t feed the cougars” instinct. Still, some girls (and guys, for that matter) just need their clean-shaven dudes in jeans/tighty whities/fireman suits, and who are we to…
SPB Weather 2.0 comes to Symbian S60
SPB Weather, SPB Software’s popular weather forecast app for Windows Mobile, has been ported to the Symbian platform. The application, now in version 2.0, is primarily made to single along touch-enabled S60 5th Edition devices, but it also works on non-touch S60 3.1 and 3.1 smartphones. Highlights: 5-day weather forecast for more than 10,000 cities…
Hockey Scores for BlackBerry Updated to Version 1.5
If you already own and run ‘Hockey Scores’ on your BlackBerry, you’ll be pleased to know that it has been updated to version 1.5. The update has fixed many bugs, and is also said to optimize and improve battery life. New key features and stats included in the update are: Improved battery life Face off…
UK’s IT Job Board gets an iPhone app
UK’s biggest IT jobs site, IT Job Board, now has its own iPhone app, designed to help candidates search for an IT job while on the go. All of the almost 20,000 jobs from the site can be searched/accessed from the application, and there’s also content from the IT Job Board blog with the latest…
Verizon Wireless unveils desktop application V CAST Media Manager to help users manage their media
Verizon Wireless has a new desktop software called V CAST Media Manager, which is designed to help their customers manage/transfer photos, videos, and music between phones and PCs. In other words, you could think of it as a carrier-branded iTunes, which in case you care to know, is a customized version of QuickLink Media Software…
Bing goes iPhone with location-aware voice search
There are already a few iPhone apps that use Microsoft’s Bing search engine to scour the web, so it only makes sense that Microsoft launch a proper Bing iPhone app in the AppStore – nevermind the fact that Microsoft is developing mobile applications for its arch-rival’s mobile operating system. Today, Microsoft is making it easier…
Cash Cab for iPhone – Because we can’t all live in NYC
If you’re like me, you’re addicted to the Discovery Channel. Also, you don’t live in New York City (Manhattan). That’s a shame because neither of us will probably ever have a chance to take a ride on the Cash Cab and become the next contestant in the taxi-based quiz show. Thankfully, Capcom has just released…
PayPal Announces “Send Money” BlackBerry App
PayPal is launching a new application that lets you send cash from your account to whoever you want right from your BlackBerry. It integrates with the native contact list for added convenience, and also has access to your account balance and transaction history. These two companies have been cozy ever since the BlackBerry App World…
Brief: Video: Swype For Android
Swype, the new rapid touch screen input method developed by the guy who invented T9, recently recieved some funding from Nokia and Samsung. Swype only works on one device right now, the Windows Mobile powered Samsung Omnia II on Verizon, but Greg Kumparak from Mobile Crunch managed to get his hands on a beta copy…
Android Application: Evernote: Stop forgetting things, you’re not your 93 year old grandma
Evernote, the online service with over 1 million users as of June 2009 that aims to remember everything by being your digital scrapbook, has now launched an application for the Android platform after being in beta for a little over 2 months. With Evernote you can take a picture, upload a PDF file, audio file,…