It was back in September of last year when we first saw Documents To Go announcing support for the Apple iPhone. Things are moving closer to launch, as the company unveiled (via Twitter) that they have submitted their mobile office suite for the AppStore approval, meaning that the ball is in the Apple’s court now.…
Not surprising: iPhone doubles global smartphone market share!
A lot of things have changed in the past year. Least surprising among them is the iPhone’s rise to global popularity. From the first quarter of 2008 through Q1 2009, the iPhone’s global market share has more than doubled. Mirroring the smartphone market’s resilient growth, the iPhone has managed to buck the trend of declining…
Me Thinks Canada is BlackBerry Country
Released yesterday, Gartner’s latest data shows that Apple’s share of worldwide smartphone sales has grown to 10.8% in the first quarter of 2009 from 5.3% in the first quarter of 2008. Unit sales also grew to 3.9 million in the first quarter of 2009 from 1.7 million in the first quarter of 2008. HUGE numbers…
USAA launches financial services iPhone app
Financial services company, USAA, has unveiled an iPhone application to offer its nearly 7 million members a mobile tool to manage their finances on-the-go. The so called USAA Mobile App provides users with an interface to manage a combination of banking, insurance, and investment services accounts on a single, safe, and secure platform. Among the…
FunMobility announces Ringtone Recorder Pro for the Apple iPhone
FunMobility has recently launched Ringtone Recorder Pro, a premium version of their popular Ringtone Recorder iPhone application. As you can guess for yourself from the name of the app, it allows iPhone users to create their own ringtones on their beloved device. Here’s what the original press release is saying about it: Based on customer…
BlackBerry LBS Apps in App World Four Times More Expensive than on iPhone, Android
We all knew the App World was going to be on the pricy side when they announced no tiers for $0.99 or $1.99 apps, but when it turns out you could get another three apps on iPhone or Android for the same amount you’re paying on BlackBerry, it makes you really reconsider your choice of…
‘I Can Has Cheezburger’ iPhone App Brings the Laughs
Fans of the popular cat photo/caption website icanhascheezburger.com will be pleased to know there’s a sister application available in the Apple App Store. The App basically pulls pics and videos from the website, allowing you to get your ‘has cheezburger’ laughs no matter where you happen to be. I have to admit, while I find…
Kindle for iPhone Update Brings Important Changes
As with any launch version of an app, things need to be tweaked, and features need to be added. The same can of course be said of the Kindle App for iPhone, and thankfully, the folks at Amazon have started releasing updates. The first, version 1.1 has brought us some important changes. First, you can…
Soundview adds new executive book summaries to the AppStore
Soundview is bringing more apps to the Apple AppStore: Business Survival Skills, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Each of the apps contain three summaries of top books on the titled subject, including summaries of books by Guy Kawasaki, C.K. Prahalad, Ian Mitroff and more. Personally, I think this is a great way to learn new things on…
Occipital’s RedLaser is the first accurate barcode scanning iPhone app?
Occipital, the company which we know for its ClearCam app, has released the application called RedLaser for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. Touted as the “first accurate barcode scanning application for the iPhone,” it allows users to snap a picture of a barcode and search for online product prices using Google product search, or…