February 8th, 2010
ContactFlow may be new for App Store but was available previously for jailbreaked iPhones. The application allows iPhone users to browse through their contacts in a cover flow style. Its similar to browsing albums on an iPod.
While flipping through the contacts, the user needs to tap on a particular contact to flip the picture for calling options. The options involve calling, SMS and e-mail. The application is a standalone app and doesn’t integrate with the inbuilt contact application on iPhone. Which means, it would have to be used instead of using the built-in contact app.
The good thing is it would compel you to take photos of most of your contacts. I know its time consuming, but it would leave you with a lively contact book to browse through whenever you use your iPhone for calling/SMS/e-mail. The application is available on iTunes for $1.99. [iTunes Link]
via [JustAnotheriPhoneBlog]
Categories: Apple, iphone, mobile app |
Tags: app, appstore, appstore app, contact flow, contactflow, cydia app, iphone app, paid app | 3 Comments
February 6th, 2010
Now for this app giving the name of Classics is very rhetorical, cause the future of books is This, as this the core thing on iPad. Let me clarify myself here, Someone once said future is very much reading a book from a screen and voilà here it is with Classics. An Ebook store with titles ranging from Alice in wonderland to Pride and Predudice, from Jungle Book to Gulliver’s Travels it’s got a great collection of eBooks. The text is eligible and the turning of pages with a touch of a finger gives it a very neat look, you (more…)
Categories: eReaders & Tablets, iphone, mobile app |
Tags: app, books app, Classics, ebooks on appstore, ebooks on iphone, ebooks on ipod touch, free app, iBooks, iphone app | No Comments
January 3rd, 2010
If you are planning to skiing or snowboarding this winter in North America or Europe, then BerrySki is on application that you would love to carry with yourself in your blackberry. The application allows its users to download maps to their blackberry phones and access them offline to plan their adventure trip.
The application allows its users (more…)
Categories: Reviews, Sports, mobile app |
Tags: app, berriski, berryski, berryski for blackberry, berryski review, beryski, blackberry, blackberry app | 1 Comment
October 18th, 2009
The one thing that we want to recover from a stolen or a broken mobile phone (apart from your contacts list) is undoubtedly your text messages. While Google Sync provides us with an easy way to backup stuff like your calendar and contacts, this cool new app for Android – called ‘SMS Backup’ – actually (more…)
Categories: Android, Softwares, mobile app |
Tags: android sms, app, free android app, free app, free mobile app, mobile app, sms backup | No Comments
September 23rd, 2009
“Gravity – The S60 twitter client” claims to be the first fully-featured twitter client and is the most popular one too. We did a review of the application to find out if this twitter client really lives upto its claims and deserve all that popularity.
We tried Gravity on a Nokia E71. The installation is smooth like any other symbian application with the regular ‘untrusted application’ warning from Nokia which users hardy care about anymore. (more…)
Categories: Softwares, mobile app, smartphones |
Tags: app, gravity, gravity app, nokia app, ovi store, ovi store app review, symbian app | 1 Comment
August 28th, 2009
AR (or Augmented Reality) is a technology for the Android platform that is set to revolutionize GPS use with real-time traffic images beamed directly to mobiles of Android users. Augmented Traffic, as the application is called, will use the AR technology to show a list of all available traffic cameras in the direction of travel. The Android user just needs to tap on the desired camera to check the traffic status and live videos at a particular spot. The software can also show live pictures of the traffic and estimated travel time using the predictive traffic mode. Video of the app is available after the jump. (more…)
Categories: Android, Cameras, Videos, mobile app, smartphones |
Tags: Android, app, AR, augmented, augmented reality, Canada, free, gps, gps navigation, live video, navigation, reality, traffic, video | No Comments
August 25th, 2009
Microsoft is showing some serious involvement in the mobile industry. After a tie-up with Nokia, Microsoft has introduced a mobile application for the feature phones. The OneApp has been introduced for feature phones to have more power like the smartphones. OneApp would bring social network access along with some other features to the feature phones. This application would mark the entry of Microsoft into the non-smartphone segment or the phones that do not feature a Windows MobileOS mostly.
The most interesting features of the OneApp are the social networking access via Facebook, Twitter and Windows Live Messenger. The users of OneApp would be able to personalize these features and access the service at a lower rate than what applies to the regular smartphone applications.
OneApp would be the a lite 150KB application with social networking and other add-on of 30KB each. Also, OneApp allows the access of these applications online which means that the application would not require too much space or data to be stored in the mobile phone.
“With a GPRS-enabled cell phone, consumers can now be part of the app experience, which is taking the world by storm,” says Mark Levy, joint CEO of Blue Label Telecoms. “While this opens up a whole new world of opportunity for any and all users, advertisers and developers, we’re particularly excited by the technology’s capacity to transform nearly any cell phone into a highly sophisticated, cost-effective and user-friendly transactional device.”
The application would first be launched in South Africa and later to the other parts of the world. Video Downstairs.
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Categories: Softwares, microsoft, mobile app, smartphones |
Tags: app, microsoft app, microsoft one app, one app, oneapp | No Comments
August 12th, 2009
Sudoku Grab is a cool iPhone application for the Sudoku lovers. If you don’t have enough time to sit with pen and paper to solve your daily Sudoku dose, just use your iPhone camera to take a snap of the puzzle. Now you are all set to carry and solve the puzzle on your iPhone whenever you get time. Also, for those who are struck on a puzzle, the application can solve it for them. Use it for checking your puzzle status or for carrying the puzzle on your iPhone, the application is too cool to resist. Available from Apple’s app store for $1.99.
Categories: Apple, iphone, mobile app |
Tags: $1 app, app, app store app, iphone app, sudoku app | 11 Comments
July 12th, 2009
MobilMine Pro is a great utility app for companies issuing mobile phones to their employees. This Windows Mobile app runs in the background and tracks all information transmitted through the device. This can be a great utility for companies to secure their liability and prevent misuse of mobile devices handed down to employees for official purposes.
MobilMine Pro is a tracker that runs in the background on business cell phones and forwards text, multimedia, and email messages to corporate email accounts for accessibility. It’s the most cost-effective way to reduce business liability and ensure employee performance.
So all those enjoying a cellphone from your company beware! before you make too may of those personal calls 
Via MobileWhack
Categories: Softwares, windows mobile |
Tags: app, cellphone usage, MobilMine Pro, track cellphone, tracking, windows mobile app | No Comments
May 12th, 2009
After investing about $200 million on social networking platform Facebook, Microsoft has finally released a Facebook application for the Windows Mobile. The mobile users can now use the Application easily from their mobile.
Adding a Facebook application on the WM platform was one of the announcements that Microsoft made at the CTIA ‘09.
MobilityMinded has a detailed review of the Facebook application.
Categories: Softwares, windows mobile |
Tags: app, facebook, facebook on mobile, mobile app, windows app, windows mobile facebook, wm app | 1 Comment
April 2nd, 2009
Blackberry’s app store is all set to provide great applications to blackberry users. One such app is coming through QuickPlay which is amongst the few companies that are developing the applications for blackberry.
QuickPlay will be offering an application that will allow smartphone users to download full-length TV shows through the just launched Research In Motion (RIM) app store. Mike Lazaridis, co-CEO will be addressing about the app store at the CTIA Wireless 2009 trade show.
Primetime2Go, as the QuickPlay app will be called, will cost the smartphone users $7.99 a month. QuickPlay will be offering content from several TV networks including NBC, MTV Networks, CNET news, and the CW.
The service will currently be available only to the users of BlackBerry bold and BlackBerry curve 8900 available through AT&T and T-mobile USA resp. The service will be available to other users in future.
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Categories: Softwares |
Tags: app, blackberry app world, blakcberry app, tv, tv app, tv on phone | No Comments
April 1st, 2009
The Happy Birthday Cake application available on iPhone app store would help you celebrate birthdays with as little efforts as possible. The application designed by appTOKYO would help you create a virtual cake on your iPhone. Then write the name of the birthday boy/girl on the cake with a cool message. The application lets you put some virtual candles on the cake. Just ask the birthday boy/girl to blow on the screen of iPhone and the candles go off with a happy birthday song for your friend. That’s a good idea for celebrating birthday during recession. But what if your friend brings in a fake cake on his birthday? You give him fake gifts
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Categories: Apple, Softwares |
Tags: app, appstore app, happy birthday, iphone app | No Comments
February 5th, 2009
Another timepass app for the iPhone. This one breaks your screen. Without much explanation jump over to the Video downstairs:
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Categories: Apple, Videos |
Tags: app, iphone, iphone app, software, timepass, video, video demo | 2 Comments
January 20th, 2009
We said this so many times and its sad that you have to hear it again. The AppStore a big USP for the Apple iPhone. And all its competitors are following the model (yes better late than never). The BlackBerry Store (App Center or whtever it would be called) that was expected since long has moved a step further.
Blackberry has started to accept ideas from developers and the storefront is expected to debut in March.
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Categories: Tech Industry News |
Tags: app, app center, apps download, appstore, bb, blackberry, blackberry apps, blackberry store | 2 Comments
