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Yfrog Announced for Android and BlackBerry

December 11, 2009 by Simon Sage - Leave a Comment

Yfrog, a popular service from the guys who made Imageshack for sharing pictures over Twitter, now has a standalone application for Android and BlackBerry. The app allows you to view tweets from followers and people you’re following, check messages and mentions, and, of course, upload pictures and videos. The Android version is a tad more…

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Obopay now has its own iPhone app

December 11, 2009 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

Mobile payment company Obopay now has an iPhone client. The dedicated application features include: Send money to anyone with a US phone number Send money to your kids or anyone 13 years of age or older and track how they spend the money all from your iPhone View full transaction history Receive money free of…

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BlackBerry and iPhone Apps Plugging into Chevy Volt

December 11, 2009 by Simon Sage - Leave a Comment

  You car nuts out there might be familiar with Chevy’s upcoming electric car called the Volt. It will be able to do some neat stuff, like begin charging on a programmable clock and have OnStar built in, but at the LA Auto Show last week, they showed a slide of the good old BlackBerry…

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Red Foundry lets anyone make an iPhone app in browser

December 11, 2009 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

A new Seattle area startup Red Foundry has a cool service, allowing folks without tech background to make iPhone apps in minutes, using nothing but their web browser. The system/platform enables future app owners to choose from existing templates and pick only the components they require. And by “components” they mean such things as music…

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Greystripe: With 300 million downloads, we are the largest mobile ad network for downloadable apps and games out there; We’re also bringing full-screen ads to Android

December 11, 2009 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

Greystripe, the company which is arguably the main competitor to AdMob (recently acquired by Google), announced that it has delivered ads into over 300 million ad-supported games and applications on the iPhone and Java platforms. This fact in turn makes Greystripe the largest mobile ad network for downloadable apps and games in the world. In…

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ZipRealty extends real estate searching to the iPhone

December 11, 2009 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

Online real estate brokerage ZipRealty is joining the iPhone scene with a dedicate app. Using it, “house hunters” in 4,897 cities and neighborhoods across the U.S. can search for available homes and view photos, prices and estimated values. In addition, the application enables a buyer to contact his or her ZipRealty agent with a tap…

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Santa Live for the iPhone Should be a Hit with the Kiddies

December 11, 2009 by James Falconer - 1 Comment

Not sure how I didn’t hear about this one sooner, but The Casual Game Network has released a fun little Christmas app… Named ‘Santa Live’. What does the app do? It’s simple. Each and every day from December 2nd through Christmas eve, a new animated episode becomes available for download. You can check out a…

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Get The Playboy iPhone App For Its Articles. Seriously.

December 10, 2009 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

We all know why we read Playboy magazine – for the articles and op-ed pieces. At least that’s what us guys are always claiming to be the reason we subscribe to Heff’s perspective on the objectification of women. You may not have thought all those white lies could ever catch up with you, but today…

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HTC Posts Hotfix For HTC HD2’s Pink-Hued Camera Photos

December 10, 2009 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

The HTC HD2 has an impressive 5-megapixel camera fitted to a fantastic form-factor. Despite running Windows Mobile 6.5, we can’t say enough good things about the HD2. But, the HD2’s camera has so far been performing below its full potential. There’s a bug in the HD2’s camera that causes photos to take on a bit…

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Opera Makes Opera Mobile Available To Android OEMs and Carriers With Unified UI

December 10, 2009 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

Opera is rounding out their OEM Opera Mobile offerings with a new version of the mobile web browser for smartphones running the Android operating system. If you’re not a smartphone maker with Android wares in the pipeline or a wireless carrier with plans to offer customized Android phones in the future, this news doesn’t affect…

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