I’m not sure I’m familiar with Intrinsyc Software, or at least I haven’t heard about them as a big player in the navigation market. To be fair, that doesn’t mean they don’t have a compelling offering, quite the contrary — if you’re competing with the likes of TomTom, Garmin and now even Google, you better…
Late Night Quickie: TweetGenius Updated Yet Again… To 1.1.2
Just a quickie here for the TweetGenius users out there. I noticed a little earlier via Twitter that TweetGenius has been updated yet again, this time to version 1.1.2. A bunch of bug fixes and tweaks have been addressed… Of course, no detailed changelog was made available, but we’ll have to assume 1.1.2 is a…
Scanner 911 Lets You Eavesdrop on EMS Radio Channels Across the US and Canada
Want to listen to police or emergency vehicle radio? Yeah, there’s an app for that. It’s called ‘Scanner 911’, and with it you can listen in on the likes of the LAPD, NYPD, and all sorts of other EMS radio channels from around the US and Canada. But not only can you listen to live…
Slacker Released on Android
Online and mobile music service, Slacker, has made the jump to Android tonight. We heard about this first at CTIA, along with new twitter integration, but the app is now live in the Market. You’ll be able to stream tunes organized into expert-made or custom-built stations over the air, but also sideload higher quality versions…
Download Gokivo Navigator for iPhone for FREE today!
Since Google Maps for iPhone doesn’t support (so far) turn-by-turn GPS navigation directions, iPhone users are left having to pay for GPS navigation apps from the AppStore. But, getting navigation on your iPhone doesn’t have to be expensive. Today, Networks In Motion has announced a new update to its Gokivo iPhone app [iTunes link] that…
AppStoreHQ shows you what iPhone apps are hot on Twitter
If the social-networked iPhone app discovery app Chorus isn’t your cup of tea, your best bet is to hit Twitter to see which iPhone apps are trending hot. AppStoreHQ makes it easy to keep tabs on the Twittersphere and breaks down which apps tweeple around the world are tweeting about. It’s a points based system,…
Waveboard brings Google Wave to your iPhone, kinda
Google Wave on the iPhone, in theory, would be a great way to use Google’s new collaborative chat service. So, when we first heard that Waveboard for iPhone launched as the first Google Wave iPhone app, we were excited to try it out. Then, we realized that the Waveboard app is nothing more than a…
Midomi Arrives in Android Market, Free for Limited Time
Midomi, a sleek little music ID app for Android that I spotted at CTIA, is now available in the Market for free (for a “limited time”). The one key feature that really sets it apart from the current big name, Shazam, is that you can hum the tune into your phone, so even if you…
Google Maps for BlackBerry Goes to Version 3.2.1
Google Maps for BlackBerry has been updated, and as per usual, the folks on the Google Campus have personally let me down by not providing a changelog 😛 Let’s face it, I’d like to know what’s new before I actually pop open the app, am I the only one that feels this way? Me thinks…
Car Finder: An iPhone app for those of you who park miles away from an entrance
America is so big that an iPhone application like Car Finder [iTunes link] had to be written. You haven’t experienced American capitalism at its most sinister until you’ve walked from one end of a Super Wal-mart to the other. Such large abominations stocking goods produced in South Asia have parking lots that go farther than…