TwitterBerry was one of the first twitter clients for BlackBerry, a market which quickly became crowded with the likes of ÜberTwitter, SocialScope, and TweetGenius. Though the competition is stiff, TwitterBerry isn’t out of the game yet, and are actually rebranding the app as OpenBeak (presumably to get into the App World without stepping on RIM’s…
Facebook for webOS is super basic
Following the new webOS version release, Facebook has released its official mobile app for the platform. Unfortunately, this seems like some kind of a beta version as aside from updating your status and uploading a photo, you can’t do much more. Search is non-existent, filtering is out (yeah you won’t be able to avoid Farmville…
Deal: Agile Messenger for iPhone available for only $1.99 until November 30th!
Agilemobile.com announced that their popular multi-network IM app, Agile Messenger for the iPhone and iPod Touch, is now available for only $1.99, until November 30th. That’s down from $9.99!!! The company says they are celebrating the release of the new version, but we think they’re also experimenting with pricing. Whatever the reasoning behind this, it’s…
AXA Equitable launches two free iPhone apps for women, says more are coming
AXA Equitable Life Insurance is joining a number of companies which use Apple’s iPhone platform as a marketing medium. They have launched two free iPhone apps for women, in support of the education and empowerment program – “The AXA Equitable Connection: Women, Wealth and Wisdom.” Both apps are actually financial calculators, designed to help women…
findNano iPhone app lets you know whether some product has nanotechnology inside or not
I’m not quite sure what’s the idea behind the findNano iPhone app. It allows users to check whether some consumer product is nanotechnology-enabled or not. The application comes with a database of more than 1,000 nanotechnology-enabled products, from sporting goods to food products and electronics to toys. In addition, users can improve the database by…
Apple looking to start making their own iPhone games?
Apple is looking to hire a “Game/Media Software Engineer” with “3-4 years of video game development experience” that has “shipped at least one AAA title” according to a job listing discovered by AppleInsider. Is this a sign that Apple is looking at becoming a first party developer? Maybe, maybe not. In all likelihood the fruity…
Hands-on: Big Buck Hunter Pro for iPhone
Not so very long I posted up that ‘Big Buck Hunter Pro’ for iPhone had got a release – well now I’ve got to play it! There’s not a great deal to explain as regards the central concept – you are deer hunting, and you’ve got take down as many of the little suckers as…
Nokia’s Music Player renamed to Ovi Player
Nokia keeps investing in its Ovi brand. Just recently the company has renamed its Nokia Music Player (PC Client) into Nokia Ovi Player. Aside from the name change, not much is added in the latest version of the application. Windows 7 support is on, there are some minor UI tweaks, as well as a new…
SBOrganizer lets jailbroken iPhone users organize apps and homescreens from the device itself
Here’s something for jailbroken iPhone owners who have tons of apps installed on their beloved device. The application is called SBorganizer and it provides you with a better way to organize iPhone apps across home screens right from the phone itself. You can re-order whole pages, app icons within pages, and move app icons between…
Knocking Live Pic Sharing iPhone app simplifies photo sharing over the Internet
The company called Pointy Heads Software has released a somewhat novel iPhone app called Knocking Live Pic Sharing, which they say represents “a new form of communication redefining the way mobile users share moments.” Instead of using Bluetooth or WiFi for file (photo) transfer, they went the other way using Internet to enable users to…