When I travel, I tend to rely heavily on my iPhone 3G for my entertainment. I’m either listening to music, reading emails, or playing games. This constant use often leaves my iPhone’s battery crippled by lunchtime, which is why I needed something to help extend the life of my battery so I can use it…
Google App for iPhone Updated With In-App Results Browsing
Google’s search application for iPhone just received a moderate update. The biggest thing is now when you click through on search results, they come up inside the application, rather than launching the browser separately. Supposedly, this makes getting to results much faster. Language support has expanded to include Mandarin, Japanese, and English accents (British, Australian,…
Brief: Twitter Rumour: Foxconn has been given the order to start producing the next generation iPhone
Eldar Murtazin, Editor in Chief of Mobile Review, one of the internet’s best sources of mobile news, especially when it comes to leaks, recently revealed in a tweet that: “Foxconn received order for next generation iphone” When asked by @ShethK what he thought of the iPhone, Eldar responded: “dont see specs or device itself, know…
‘FartGlobe’ To Usher in New Era of Useless Fart Apps
When it comes to Fart apps, the Apple App Store takes the cake. Or in this case, takes the stink. Surely Apple wears this badge with honor and dignity… and today, I received note that solidifies Apple’s position as the kingpin in Fart App technology. A new app is almost ready to pop into the…
Good Technology gets its own iPhone app
As enterprise users are turning to iPhone, Good Technology is following. The company has launched the Good for Enterprise application, providing “enterprise-class email and secure access to behind-the-firewall applications and data for iPhone.” Among the features, Good highlights remote wipe capabilities, on-device data encryption, and the ability to manage all devices from a single, web-based…
Order Pizza iPhone app lets you order pizza from a local restaurant
A company called Order Mapper wants a piece of the lucrative pizza market. They’ve probably seen Pizza Hut’s iPhone app working like a charm, so they decided to launch their product to the AppStore. As a result, Order Pizza was born, allowing users to order pizzas from a local restaurant. The idea is cool but…
Retro fighter Zombieworld: Apocalypse coming to an iPhone/iPod Touch near you
Slash Casual is a company which thinks it can add some flare to the fighting game scene on the iPhone, as they prepare to launch the 2D scrolling cartoon fighter called Zombieworld: Apocalypse. As you can presume for yourself, your goal in the game is to fight all the zombies that cross your way. Other…
Apptizr officially opened for public in beta
Apptizr, the website for discovering iPhone apps we covered few days ago, is now officially opened for public. No longer you need to use some special code (like “IntoMobile”) in order to access the service – simply visit apptizr.com and take it from there. The official pitch goes like this: With over 100K apps in…
Pack Your Bags, Kayak for iPhone Just Got Better
Admit it, everyone knows someone that’s addicted to Kayak. You know the type – always checking Kayak for random good deals on flights, spending more time overseas than you have in vacation time, and a well-worn passport filled with customs stamps. Next time you see this person, do them a favor and show them Kayak’s…
Qik Submits Live-Streaming iPhone App To A More Friendly AppStore
The AppStore has been making some significant strides as far as being more accepting of apps and communicating more effectively with iPhone developers. Now that the AppStore condones live video-streaming apps like Ustream‘s Live Broadcaster, it’s only a matter of time before we see more of the same from other companies with hooks in the…