You probably carry your iPhone with you everywhere, so why not make it an integral part of your education? These apps are all educational in nature and will have you learning about math, science, geography, history, English, and foreign languages; help strengthen your skills with brain exercises and quizzes; provide reference material; and offer opportunities to boost your productivity so you can devote more time to your studies. Check out these apps to see which ones you need for your... Read more...
Apple could have been left by a landslide. An application that looks awfully similar to the Nintendo DS is already available in Appendix Store.Dubbed DS Dual System, the implementation of ZM2 iPhone Development "can turn the device into a handheld game console." When users starting the application, the DS design is familiar on the screen, including its dual displays. App owner can change the color of the DS to match your version of real life, a zoom on individual screens and even play. ZM2 Dev... Read more...
iConcertCal is a new application for iPhone that lets you see where and when all his favorite musicians are doing. Using some of the new features in iPhone OS 3.0 API, read all the artists in your iTunes library on your iPhone, use the GPS to find your location, and then displays the results depends on how far you are willing to travel. While not a revised version of the iPhone iConcertCal, acting as an iTunes visualizer creates an iCal calendar of artists in your library, while... Read more...
Let's face it, one of the few reasons why many of us to get a subscription to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition is. One can say that can only be for the items, but the rest of us know your real reasons.SI announced a new iPhone app that puts the HOTNESS edition of the costume on your iPhone. The Si Swimsuit 2009 is the application and SI is called the "sexiest app in the world with hundreds of photos. In addition to photos of models of costume, the application provides information for... Read more...
Although many have been waiting for TomTom hardware / software combo for the iPhone, Navigon has made it very attractive to the iPhone app running version 3.0 operating system. MobileNavigator [App Store] is a fascinating on-screen display, with many features missing from some of the other products that are out there. Unlike AT & T Navigator and the G-Map applications, MobileNavigator allows you to access your address book for the destinations. Operates in horizontal or vertical, and can warn... Read more...
One of the great things about technology these days is that we’re no longer tied to a physical office space or even a desktop computer. We’re quickly becoming a completely mobile society, especially in the business world. With Fuze Meeting for iPhone, business in a mobile world just got a bit easier. Fuze Meeting is, at its core, web conference software. It has features like desktop sharing, HD content, and attendee fetching. What Fuze Meeting for iPhone does is bring those features... Read more...
You use the Maps app on your iPhone everywhere you go. So why not have a map when you really need it, at the airport? Airport Maps (iTunes Link) for iPhone and iPod Touch gives you just that. With coverage for 43 major North American airports, Airport Maps gives you what you need to quickly find your gate, a place to eat or shop and your favorite airline lounge. Airport Maps’ (iTunes Link) detailed gate maps allow you to see where you need to go in an instant using familiar pinch to zoom and... Read more...
We’ve been testing some of the many iPhone applications that aim to help you save and manage money. Banks are developing a growing number of apps for the iPhone, but we’ve focused on some free, nonbank offerings. Here, some of our favorites: Mint offers a version of its popular budgeting tool. We like it because, like the Mint.com site, it puts all your accounts — checking, savings, loans and investments — into one place. Users can get a real-time snapshot of their financial lives... Read more...
Apple announced at WWDC first day the new iPhone 3G S and the the great iPhone OS 3.0 will be available to masses from June 17th, but have given access to developers today as reported earlier. Yes It’s not fair but think about developers needs to make their iPhone Apps compatible with this iPhone OS 3.0 before June 17th. Apple named the seeded OS as iPhone OS 3.0 GM 7A341 where GM stands for Gold Master. Apple has also issued a warning that “By installing iPhone OS 3.0 GM Seed... Read more...
Apple does a reasonably good job at making the iPhone feature-rich, but sometimes there is an application that adds a feature that really should have been built to begin. This is the case with the camera Kenditech Zoom. The name says it all, with this app. It serves as an alternative to the built-in camera app, but with the addition of a slider that lets you zoom in, making images of things far away just a little 'better. And 'only the digital zoom, so that it gets quite grainy as zoom further,... Read more...
I had a blast browsing through this full-color, 228-page book about the very best iPhone applications. I only knew about 25% of the titles recommended by author Josh Clark, who tested thousand of apps to pick his 200 favorite work and leisure related titles. Some of the apps are free (like TED, which lets you watch those amazing TED talks on your iPhone, and Mint, a personal finance snapshot application that pulls your data from your Mint.com account). Others cost money (like SoundCurtain, an ambient noise generator for $3.99, and Print&Share, which costs $6.99 and lets you print things on your iPhone to a printer).
