I’ve not had a very good run with my iPhone 3GS – first of all, I found the same rattle that Will found, and now I’ve got screen issues! What exactly? Well, follow my instructions below and let’s see if you have the same: – hold the 3GS in the palm of one of your…
Treasure Grab iPhone game awakes a thief in everyone of us
THQ Wireless has a new game in the AppStore called Treasure Grab. Developed by Universomo, the game let you control of a young thief named Alya Loot, who’s on a mission to “steal everything that has not been nailed down.” That said, the game involves stealing, sneaking, and lockpicking; and you can use 7 different…
Tapjoy teams-up with Pinch Media for the new Tapjoy SDK
Tapjoy — the company behind such popular iPhone titles as TapDefense, TapSudoku and TapWord — released a new version of its Tapjoy SDK, designed to “help mobile developers improve their applications, grow their user base and make them more profitable.” The most important feature of the updated version is that it now includes Pinch Media’s…
ShoZu iPhone app now allows users to order prints of their photos
Media sharing service/app ShoZu has teamed-up with mobile print-on-demand service Touchnote to allow users of ShoZu’s iPhone app a convenient way to print any photo and have it mailed to anywhere in the world in 24 hours by Touchnote. According to the official release, this is one of the earliest adoptions of Apple’s iPhone In-App…
qTweeter 2.0 released; Still requires jailbroken device
qTweeter — a simple Twitter client that lets you tweet from any screen on the iPhone and which we covered in the past — has been updated to version 2.0. We’re not aware of some major new features, but the important thing is that this version can sing along the iPhone OS 3.0. Of course,…
Google Latitude on iPhone and why Google is bypassing AppStore
Google Latitude for iPhone is finally here! The sorta-creepy, friend-tracking service from Google has finally hit the iPhone. Sure, BlackBerry and Android users have been playing with the Google Latitude service for eons already, but, like they say, better late than never. Google’s fashionably-late entrance to the iPhone party gives iPhone users the ability to…
One third of iPhone hopefuls shun iPhone due to AT&T network
AT&T really needs the iPhone, but the iPhone doesn’t need AT&T. That little fact alone is probably enough to give Apple’s Tim Cook reason to look for another iPhone carrier in the US. Add to that this recent survey from PriceGrabber.com and things are looking bad for AT&T. According to the poll, about 10% of…
Google Latitude Coming to iPhone Today
Details are slim, but word has it that Google’s location-sharing service built into Maps for Mobile will be hitting iPhone before the end of the day. The announcement that Latitude would be making the jump was made by Google VP of Mobile Vic Gundotra at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference not long ago. We had…
Top 11 iPhone Summer Road Trip Apps – Road Tripping with iPhone
Summer is in full swing. The sun is out, the clouds are gone, and it’s generally warmer. That is, unless you live in San Francisco, in which case you’re still dealing with clouds and wind. The rest of us are probably gearing up for a Summer road trip to, well, to wherever it is that…
Video: iFeud: Developers behind iFart and Pull My Finger argue over innovation in flatulence
In a segment on The Daily Show called “iFeud”, correspondent Wyatt Cenac talks to the developer of “Pull my Finger” Eric Stratton and “iFart” developer Joel Comm, to find out about their fierce, competitive struggles. This is why people make fun of, and hate, America. [Via: Wall Street Journal, Textually] The Daily Show With Jon…