iSnort is a controversial iPhone application, which unsurprisingly can’t be found in the AppStore. Basically, it simulates the cocaine snorting making it, as the developers say, “virtually addictive.” Since it’s not available from the official channels, you’ll have to find your way around installing it. And, you’ll need to pour 5 GBP in order to…
Amazon launches iPhone-optimized Kindle eBook store
Apple may have dropped the ball by passing on a dedicated eBook reader, but that’s not stopping eBook pioneer Amazon from giving iPhone users a little eBook-love. Following on the release of Amazon’s Kindle for iPhone application, Amazon has launched an iPhone-optimized Kindle eBook webstore. The new Kindle website is now more iPhone friendly, offering…
RealPlayer Working on Mobile Video Conversion Software
RealPlayer had a booth at WES showing off a very handy utility that’s still in the works (and so no pics), but certainly worth a mention. Their desktop application chews through videos and compresses them to a mobile-friendly format for a variety of different platforms. Of course support for all the latest BlackBerrys was shown…
David Hockney’s iPhone art exhibited in London’s Annely Juda Fine Art Gallery
We’ve already posted some pictures of the iPhone art, featuring images that were drawn on the device’s touchscreen, using nothing but a finger. Now we have a news that Britain’s David Hockney has opened a full blown exhibition featuring artwork created on his iPhone. The exhibition titled “Drawing In a Printing Machine” has been recently…
Epicurious.com launches iPhone app; Food lovers rejoice!
The famous food site, Epicurious.com, is out with its iPhone offering. The free application called “Epicurious’ Recipes & Shopping List: On the Go and In the Kitchen” is designed for real gourmet lovers, allowing them to access most of the content from Epicurious’ website while on the go. Among the application’s features, we highlight: Comprehensive…
HorseShoes Pro for iPhone from Skyworks Interactive
Out of curiosity I thought I’d do a quick search to see if there was a dedicated app for the Preakness Stakes. The Kentucky Derby has their own app, so I figured, heck, might be one for the Preakness as well. While I was/am disappointed that I didn’t find one, I did stumble across a…
Analyst expects $10 price cut to iPhone calling plans
There’s little more than well-wishing and positive thinking behind this latest rumor, but an analyst for Cote Collaborative has publicly stated that he expects AT&T to cut its lowest iPhone calling plan by $10 per month. Michael Cote cites insider sources as indicating that a price cut is highly likely, and will probably accompany Apple’s…
World Newspapers is researchers’ heaven iPhone app
The World Newspapers app is a neat iPhone app, which seem designed for those who *really* want to get in the loop with the latest news from all around the world. Designed as the directory of various publications, it contains almost 4,000 newspapers with online editions in well over 100 countries around the world. Papers…
New iPhone OS 3.0 beta reveals iPhone compass and parental controls for apps
The iPhone OS 3.0 is coming along quite nicely. With each new beta release, the iPhone development community finds new and exciting features for the upcoming iPhone OS update. The latest iPhone OS 3.0 beta release has confirmed that a magnetometer (compass) will indeed be integrated into the new iPhone. And, presumably in response to…
T-Mobile provides support for… unsupported iPhones!
When your unsupported devices goes wonky on a giant wireless company’s network, your first thought is probably going to involve buying a new phone. Fortunately, that line of thinking doesn’t apply to iPhones on T-Mobile’s network. A recent network update caused some issues for T-Mobile customers using unlocked iPhones. The network update apparently changed the…