Browse tag: iPhone

Browse tag: iPhone

Report says Apple gained U.S. smartphone market share
According to a ComScore report, Apple's U.S. market share grew by over one percent in December.
Review: iPhone Valentine's Day apps
It may be easier to find your true love than it is to find a compelling Valentine’s Day-themed app on the App Store.
Most smartphones now have touchscreens, research finds
Several market research outfits have released a bevy of interesting smartphone data this week, highlighted by the Canalys research group's finding that a majority of smartphones being shipped now have touchscreens.
First Look: Brothers in Arms II for the iPhone
Chris Holt sits down with Gameloft's Evan Glee for a first look at the upcoming iPhone version of Brothers in Arms II, a World War II-era combat simulator.
Box.net upgrades iPhone app, announces new API
The cloud-based collaboration and file-sharing company unveiled a new version of its iPhone app, new integrations with partners, and more.
Global IP Solutions offers video-chat technology to app makers
Global IP Solutions made its GIPS VideoEngine Mobile technology available to iPhone developers on Tuesday, allowing app makers to add real-time video chat to their mobile products.
Review: Uno for the iPhone
Uno is one of the most famous card games around. Everyone from your grandmother to your little sister has played this timeless classic and now, thanks to Gameloft, you can take it with you wherever you go.
App Popular points out free downloads
The latest version of the app that helps you track price changes of other iPhone and iPod touch offerings now includes promo codes that let you download paid App Store titles for free.
ZoomMediaPlus announces SD storage for iPhone
ZoomMediaPlus has announced the ZoomIt, a dock-connector accessory that lets you access data stored on SD memory cards.
Review: Barcodescan Pro for iPhone
This app uses the camera on your iPhone to scan in a product's barcode, using that information to pull down price and other data. It doesn't quite measure up to the similar RedLaser, though the two apps end up complementing one another.
MobileNavigator 1.5.0 adds personalized routes, social networking integration
Navigon has announced version 1.5.0 of its MobileNavigator turn-by-turn directions app. New to this version will be social networking integration, personalized routes, and the ability to add 3D terrain.
Neo Nectaris strategy game arrives on the iPhone
Hudson's nifty turn-based strategy game, Military Madness, enjoyed a revival on Xbox Live last year with Nectaris. Now it's spreading the love to iPhones with Military Madness: Neo Nectaris.
iHound aims to help you find your missing iPhone
At this week's Macworld Expo, iHound Software will hand out stickers aimed at aiding people who find lost iPhones to reunite them with their owners. And for the month of February, iHound has dropped the price on its iPhone app.
Review: McSweeney's for iPhone
A $6 app that provides pieces of random fiction may not be for everyone. But McSweeney's delivers great content in a simple, classy interface.
Winter Olympics apps for the iPhone and iPod touch
The Winter Olympics are almost here. These apps can help you navigate your way around Vancouver. Or, if you're staying home, you can stay up-to-date on Olympic happenings with nothing more than an iPhone.
LiquidScale offers 'spatially aware' picture resizing
New iPhone app finally brings Soviet-style photographic doctoring within everyone's reach.
Review: Crush the Castle for iPhone
If you like physics and trebuchet-induced destruction, Crush the Castle has your number. Developed by Armor Games Inc, this $2 puzzle game offers 90 levels of addictive destructive fun.
Review: QuickVoice2Text Email for iPhone
QuickVoice2Text is an excellent recorder capable of capturing high-quality sound for long periods of time. But its chief selling point -- the ability to translate your recordings into text which you can e-mail -- is distressingly hit-and-miss.
Review: Onslaught from Space for iPhone
Onslaught from Space looks very much like something you would’ve played in a video arcade 20 years ago, and that’s exactly what developer Jake O’Brien had in mind.
Review: iPhone apps for the Super Bowl
We look at nine apps that will either help you enjoy Super Bowl XLIV... or give you a worthwhile distraction should the game not live up to the hype.
Review: Castle Frenzy for iPhone
Sporting 3D graphics, great animations and numerous ways to dispatch the ensuing hordes, Castle Frenzy is a beautiful and addictive title.
Review: Neon Wallpaper for iPhone
When it comes to creating customized wallpapers for your iPhone or iPod touch, this app handles the task quickly and easily.
Vodafone wants U.K. deal for the iPad
The latest wireless provider to offer Apple's iPhone in the U.K. wants the iPad.
Sling Media: AT&T allowed 3G streaming without changes
AT&T said Thursday it had worked with Sling Media to make the SlingPlayer Mobile app 3G-friendly. Sling says that isn't quite the case.
Researcher: Apple iPhone security, privacy claims exaggerated
Apple's sandboxing technology restricts iPhone applications using deny/allow rules at the kernel level, but these and other security permissions are too loose, according to software engineer and security expert Nicolas Seriot.
Review: iPhone home inventory apps
Ben Boychuk looks at a trio of apps for the iPhone and iPod touch that will help you organize your worldly possessions and perhaps save you some time in the long run. The three home inventory apps serve the same purpose and share similar drawbacks, but My Stuff emerges as the most user-friendly offering of this lot.
Siri wants to be your personal assistant
Siri is an iPhone app that's the result of DARPA-funded research; it uses voice recognition to serve as a virtual personal assistant.
Apple tells iPhone devs not to use GPS just for ads
Cupertino is warning iPhone developers that the iPhone's Core Location framework should be used to “provide beneficial information” and not just for ads.
iPhone apps for visiting San Francisco and Macworld Expo
In this video, Roman Loyola looks at a few iPhone apps that can be helpful while you're visiting San Francisco and attending Macworld Expo 2010. These apps will help you get around the city, find a place to eat, and get around on the show floor.
Review: Powermat Home & Office Mat, Portable Mat
Powermat's wireless charging mats allow you to power up your devices without fiddling with cables and connectors. But if you want to use it with your iPhone or iPod touch, it fetches a premium price.

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