Yelp blizted mobile this summer, with webOS, BlackBerry, and iPhone apps all coming out in rapid succession, but Android’s not left being the last one picked for the team (that sadphone hat goes to Windows Mobile). If you haven’t checked it out, Yelp is a community that lets users write reviews, rate locales, and add…
BOLT Browser 1.6 for BlackBerry Now Available
Users of the BOLT browser for BlackBerry will want to take note that the app has gone to version 1.6. Some new features and enhancements have been integrated, some of which you may really enjoy. A quick overview from the official press release: For all mobile data networks that support it, BOLT 1.6 now offers…
iPhone App: AT&T’s “Mark the Spot” turns iPhone owners into wireless network testers
A long, long time ago I was once told that if people in Japan ever experienced a dead zone, they would simply call their mobile operator, tell them what happened and where, and soon their problem would be fixed and an apology would be issued. Will AT&T do the same with their “Mark the Spot”…
Kraft Foods launches iFood Assistant 2.0 for the iPhone; BlackBerry app coming soon
A year after launching the original iFood Assistant, Kraft Foods has released a new version (2.0) of the application with enhanced content and made the application available in Canada, too — for some reason it was not available there before. Among the features included in iFood Assistant 2.0, we highlight: Offline access to Shopping List,…
Ovi Mail Setup for S60 gets an update
Nokia’s Ovi Mail Setup, application that allows users to setup an Ovi Mail account directly from their S60 devices, has been updated. The new version extends device support, fixes several bugs and is localized in total of 18 languages: Arabic, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malay, Brazilian Portuguese, English (UK), English (US), Finnish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese,…
Quick Review: ‘The Dr. Seuss Camera – The Grinch Edition’
You may have seen my post about the release of two new Grinch games for the iPhone/iPod touch – I’ve reviewed the first one here – but what about the second one – ‘The Dr. Seuss Camera – The Grinch Edition’? Well this isn’t quite so much a game – although you can certainly derive…
Quick Review: Grinchmas for iPhone/iPod touch
You might have seen my post about the release of two new Grinch games for the iPhone/iPod touch – but how do they play? Well, let me enlighten you about the first one, ‘Grinchmas’! There are two variants of one game in Grinchmas – you can be a nice Grinch, or a nasty one. If…
EezeeRator brings real-time flight reviews to the iPhone and Android smartphone users
EezeeRator is a neat and quite useful mobile application, which provides users with a simplified way to share real-time flight information and reviews via Android and iPhone — an Android version is already available while iPhone app is coming next month. From the application, users can search for airline and flight information, post reviews, and…
AdMob launches open source webOS SDK
After the iPhone and Android, AdMob keeps conquering new platforms. The mobile advertising network has announced support for Palm’s webOS, launching a new open source SDK (MIT license) to integrate its ads in apps on Palm Pre and Pixi. Still in beta, the SDK is readily available for download from Google Code, enabling webOS developers…
HowStuffWorks.com’s Stuff to Rattle Your Brain hits the AppStore
HowStuffWorks.com is expanding its content offering to the iPhone platform with a dedicated application called “Stuff to Rattle Your Brain.” The application is actually a trivia game that lets you play multiple quizes, including “20 Random Questions,” “Keep Going ’til I’m Wrong” and “Practice, Practice, Practice.” There over a dozen categories available, covering everything from…