Games, Chat, ePub: Imagining the Future of Apps for Kindle
Greyscale screenshot of A Bard's Tale Amazon’s Kindle reader isn’t going to get amenities like color, video capability, a camera, or an accelerometer in the foreseeable future. But that doesn’t mean...
View ArticleFree iPhone App Wirelessly Syncs Photos to Computer
Syncing an iPhone to a computer stinks: You have to physically plug in the device using USB, and iTunes still takes forever to copy your files. Apple hasn’t delivered a cloud-based iTunes yet, but a...
View ArticleAllmyapps a Cool and Easy Way to Discover and Install New Awesome Freewares...
Here is something very cool, allmyapps , a Windows Free Application Explorer and Installer that allows you to install over 1400+ freewares on the fly. Just like Ninite a batch freeware installer,...
View ArticleOnce More Unto the Breach – Facebook Apps Can Now Access Your Address and...
Just when you thought things might have settled down, Facebook has once again taken a step that could put more of your personal information at risk. Going forward third party app developers will now...
View ArticleBeluga Delivers Group Chat to Smartphones, Browsers
If Google had executed Google Wave correctly, it would’ve looked something like Beluga, a cross-platform group chat client available for Android phones, iPhones and any computer with a web browser....
View ArticleEveryday, a Photo App That Watches You Get Old
Everyday is an iPhone app to make a movie of yourself getting old Everyday is a single-serve iPhone app which looks like a lot of fun — if you have a little discipline.
View ArticleAmazon Launches Its Own Android App Store
The Amazon Appstore is the exclusive source (for now) for Angry Birds Rio, which is a free download on Tuesday only.
View ArticleOne Year In, iPad Apps Get Less Wacky and More User-Friendly
Released April, Apple's iPad 2 is faster and skinnier than its predecessor. Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com One year after the iPad’s release, third-party apps have improved dramatically in usability,...
View ArticleFunky Robot Balls Let You Play Glow-in-the-Dark Golf
The Sphero Golf app lets you control the Sphero robotic ball in a raucous game of nighttime golf Remember Sphero ? You will after you watch this awesome video showing it being used with the Sphero...
View ArticleSkype for iPad Launched, Immediately Pulled
Skype for iPad. I'll bet these people are hotter than your own Skype contacts Skype made a premature launch of its iPad-native VoIP app last night, and quickly removed it from the App Store, claiming...
View ArticleGoogle Rallies Tablet Troops With App Workshops
Currently, there are plenty of Android tablets. The problem is the lack of tablet apps.
View ArticleElements 2 For iPad. Markdown Gets Prettier
Elements 2 adds a mess of options to the already great Markdown editor You may remember Elements from last August, a time when new Dropbox-enabled text editors were popping up like mushrooms after a...
View ArticleAndroid Apps Come to Google TV With Software Release
The Logitech Revue was the first set top box to launch with Google TV.
View ArticleMobile Web App Brings Google Music Beta to iOS 4
iOS users can now get Google Music Beta on their mobile devices, a feat that’s been available for Android users in app-form for a while now.
View ArticleHands-On with Turntable.fm’s iPhone App
If you aren’t playing with Turntable.fm’s addictive, online group-listening service, you’re missing out. But on the other hand, you’re getting more work done than the rest of us
View ArticleFlash’s Future Fades as Windows Close on Adobe
Microsoft gave out Samsung Windows 8 tablets at its 2011 BUILD Conference. Image: VentureBeat The future of Flash looks dimmer and dimmer as another major player in the mobile space shuns support of...
View ArticleCarriers Target Developers to Spur Innovation, Attract Customers
The Sony Xperia Arc is a super slim Android Gingerbread-running handset.
View ArticleText Messaging Habits Leveling Off, Alternatives Abound
The average number of texts sent or received each day didn't change too much from 2010 to 2011. Image: Pew Internet Teens text a lot. Old folks don’t.
View Article‘Train Tickets’ App: Timetables, Routes, Anonymous Purchases
Search, browse and buy. Traveling by train is now as easy as buying a song In the U.S, the only people to ride railway trains are hobos, and tree-hugging hippies taking the Caltrain into San Francisco...
View ArticleAdobe Pushes Further Into Mobile with Suite of Touch-based Apps
Adobe unveiled Creative Cloud, a suite of apps and services for tablet-based creativity. Image: Adobe Adobe unleashed a suite of services aimed at the growing mobile crowd at its Adobe MAX 2011...
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