I-play has announced Women’s Murder Club: Death in Scarlet is the first Women’s Murder Club game to be available for iPhone and iPod touch. The game puts players in the role of the Women’s Murder Club characters to study murder scenes, perform forensic analysis and find evidence to solve a series of ‘ghastly’ murders in…
New and Free: ‘LittleChirp’ Twitter Client for BlackBerry
Well looky here, a new BlackBerry Twitter client has arrived on the scene. Called ‘LittleChirp’, the client is basic, lightweight (only 15KB), and takes care of those that require only basic Twitter functionality. Official description of the app from the developers at Navlina: It’s hassle free and very simple – it’s designed to be used…
Cellogic officially announces FlyScreen, lock-screen replacement for Android
Some time ago we covered FlyScreen, the cool lookin’ and useful lock-screen app for the Android platform. Now we have the folks behind the app, Cellogic, going all official with the announcement. As far as I can tell (and I haven’t tried it out myself), the application is a must-have for any effective Android smartphone…
Kluckr iPhone app is made for chicken wings fanatics
Kluckr Communications wants to monetize on the ever growing chicken wings eating culture. In that sense, they’ve launched an iPhone app called Kluckr, which rates, reviews, and locates wing joints. As I just said, the 99 cents application goes beyond simply locating places where you can eat wings. Kluckr can also be used for rating…
Real-Time Jobs gives job-seekers an edge to get job postings before they appear elsewhere on the web
The company behind the real-time job search engine, TwitterJobSearch, is using the same technology (QuickPitch) for a new iPhone app called Real-Time Jobs. Using the application, job-seekers can attach an online CV, social media profile, and/or a video CV to job offers that have been posted to Twitter with a single click. As a result,…
ESP Mobile helps iPhone-ownin’ health care professionals involved in pain management or addiction medicine
Emerging Solutions in Pain released its own iPhone application called ESP Mobile, which is designed for health care professions involved in pain management or addiction medicine. The app provides clinicians with robust multimedia medical information, allowing them [clinicians] to “stay current with the latest information and educational programs in pain management.” Here’s what’s included in…
HTC brings some Sense to HTC Magic, but limited to Taiwan for now
If you’re thinking your HTC Magic could use a bit of the HTC Hero’s Sense UI, you’re not alone – HTC apparently thinks so too. They’ve released a new ROM update for the Magic, and it’s packing the Sense UI! Finally, Magic owners don’t have to put up with a stock Android homescreen anymore. You’ll…
Weather Icon brings instant weather information to jailbroken iPhones
Here’s something Apple could adopt. Just like you see the current day on the ever-fresh Calendar icon, we could also have such an icon for the Weather app. You would simply set the default location and the application would do the rest, changing its icon with the current weather conditions. Yap, this means in most…
Zargis to develop medical apps for the iPhone, other mobile platforms
Zargis Medical announced that it has begun developing medical diagnostic support software and related peripherals for the iPhone and other smartphones. The company has unsurprisingly identified the handheld environment as a logical delivery platform for its telemedicine and diagnostic software initiatives. In other words, the idea is to leverage a smartphone as a mobile hub…
LG, RIM, Samsung and Sharp to support JIL widgets
The Joint Innovation Lab (JIL) announced that LG, RIM, Samsung and Sharp will support the JIL widget specification in future mobile handsets from the first quarter of 2010. As a result, developers will be able to make a single widget that works across multiple platforms and devices. On the other hand, end users will have…