iSendMMS is the latest application for the iPhone from Swedish company Mobispine that brings MMS functionality to the iPhone, although it is currently only operational in Sweden, but the company is in talks with other operators and Apple to bring it worldwide.
iTunes App Store reaches another milestone with over 27,000 apps available to download, including over 6,200 games, but future might be more challenging as competition increases with some experts predicting Android smartphones to outstrip the iPhone in sales by 2012.
10 years ago many would propably thought that this was as distant as Star Trek itself, but now you can get episodes of the popular show straight to your iPhone or iPod Touch with the new Tv.com application from CBS - Beam me up Scottie!
Great news for all Tiger Woods fans, he is coming back from injury to save the PGA Tour, and EA Mobile is working on Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 for the iPhone and iPod Touch with expected release date sometime this summer, and featuring some heavy 3D graphics that will utilize and display the iPhone as gaming platform to the max.
It was just a question of time before palm reading came to the iPhone and the iPod Touch and the first ones to deliver it is iCOOLgeeks with their palmReader 1.0, an palm reading simulation application that will tell you your future. Question is, do you trust the iPhone to predict your future?
As we are increasingly starting to see iPhone App developers making millions on their applications through the iTunes App Store on single sales at a value of often less than £1/$1 one has to ask the question as to how sustainable their business model is, and how long it will take before one can start charging for upgrades to the applications.
Although it is difficult to argue that South Park is not offensive occassionaly (read: most times), it is difficult to understand why that is a good argument for rejecting the South Park iPhone application from Apple as they are currently selling season 1-12 of the show on iTunes as well as the movie. Why has Apple killed Kenny?
At the Mobile World Congress in Spain earlier this week Yahoo announced that they are also joining the growing number of iPhone/iPod Touch applications with their own Yahoo iPhone app, following on in the footsteps of their main rival Google which has been in the iPhone App market since it first launched.
Are you looking for a reason to check out the iTunes App Store or buy an iPod Touch or an iPhone? How about we give you 20,000 reasons. Less than a month after the iTunes App Store reached the milestone of half a billion downloads and around 15,000 applications in the library, they have now announced that the iTunes App Store has hit 20,000 available applications.
There are now over 15,000 applications available for iPhone and iPod Touch users to download, and growing every day in all categories, from games to business applications. This has so far resulted in over half a billion downloaded applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Some would say that it was just a matter of time before Apple would have to open up their iPhone and iPod Touch to competitor applications, such as other web browsers than the Safari browser that comes with the iPhone and iPod Touch. Well the wait seems to be over as reports are coming in that third party browsers such as the free Edge browser and WebMate tabbed browser are now available from the iTunes App Store.
With only 4 days left until the release of the 3G iPhone there has still not been an official release from Apple regarding the iPhone Application Store launch.
As software developers in all sizes have been working hard for months on creating those great new applications for the iPhone, we can only hope the news that […]
Ever since Apple opened up for third party applications to be made available for the iPhone and the iPod Touch there has been a huge increase in interest from software developers. This interest will only increase with the expected sales forecasts for the new 3G iPhone making the platform significantly more widespread worldwide.
Apparently around 250,000 […]
The Telegraph recently reported that O2 is seeing a quadruple in interest for the 3G iPhone compared to its predecessor. This is in line with predictions from Morgan Stanley that the sale of iPhone will double in 2009 to 27 million units.O2 has announced that over 130,000 people have registered interest in the new 3G […]
I don’t think it came as a surprise to anyone when Steve Jobs yesterday for the first time showed us the new 3G iPhone, but did it meet the markets expectations as far features?In general we would say yes, as it does feature 3G technology, Microsoft exchange server compatibility, and of course access to add […]
