If you’re in the path of Hurricane Irene and you haven’t gone through the App Store already looking for the best sources of info on the storm, there are others who have done it for you. Information Week, Appolicious, and MSNBC’s Technolog have all made lists of apps for various flavors of smartphones. Virtually all …
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Lady AppApp, The Sassy Side of iPhone Apps
Ah America, the land of the entrepreneurial, where a snuggie and a dream can equal billion dollar empire of slobiness. Unfortunately, not all of these dreams are good, or even adequate. Some of them are just terrible. The iOS environment seems to pull in bad ideas like a damn gravitational pull. People have mistakenly been …
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WebLib launches free HealthMash iPhone and Android Apps
WebLib launches free HealthMash iPhone and Android Apps Bethesda, MD (PRWEB) June 08, 2011 WebLib LLC (weblib.com), a company specializing in search technologies and natural language processing tools, has released new versions of its consumer health search engine HealthMash for users of iPhone and Android mobile phones. These free applications allow users to find relevant …
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Red Robot launches Life is Crime game with location-based play (exclusive)
There’s got to be more to location-based mobile games than checking in. that was the thinking behind the game startup Red Robot Labs and its first game, Life of Crime. The game debuted on the Android Market yesterday, and it’s one example of the growing number of game developers who are targeting Google’s mobile operating …
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Difference Engine: Reality dawns
Aug 26th 2011, 7:52 by N.V. | LOS ANGELES LAST week’s bombshell announcement by Hewlett-Packard that it was hiving off its personal-computer business—and, in particular, would cease making tablet computers and mobile phones forthwith—was greeted with shock and horror, plus a 20% plunge in share price. Canny investors promptly snapped up the depressed stock, realising …
iPhone Tip: Create HTML Email Signature with iPhone Signature creator app
Are you bored of the default “sent from my iPhone” email signature? Want to replace it with something cool rather than a line of text? then you should checkout the iPhone Signature Creator by cool Geex. iPhone Signature creator allows you to create a HTML-based signature with colored text for your contact information and you …
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OfficeTime Brings Simplicity to Time Tracking on iPhone and iPad; Celebrates Launch with Free iPad 2 Contest
London, UK (PRWEB) August 26, 2011 OfficeTime is today unveiling the iPhone and iPad versions of its highly successful time and expense tracking app which has developed a loyal following among PC and Mac users. To celebrate the launch, the company is giving away a free iPad 2. OfficeTime has been designed to balance features …
Learn IOS 5.0 iPhone Application Development in 3 Intensive Day Workshops
“If you want to develop apps on the iphone you need this intensive workshop. Don’t try this on your own, unless you have a couple of months to spare ” —Craeg K Strong – lead developer, Arielpartners.com The opportunities for iPhone applications developers has never been better. Apple has paid out over 2 billion dollars to developers …
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Have Apps, Will Travel – Part 1
Travel apps open a whole new world for vacationers and business travelers alike. however, there are now so many travel apps that it’s hard to determine which will render the best and most frequently updated information. Muddying the issue further, app stores tend to list flight and hotel apps first and leave the fun and …
Have Apps, Will Travel – Part 1
Travel apps open a whole new world for vacationers and business travelers alike. however, there are now so many travel apps that it’s hard to determine which will render the best and most frequently updated information. Muddying the issue further, app stores tend to list flight and hotel apps first and leave the fun and …