Written by PatrickJ I’ve just discovered Nambu a short while ago, via a message in a Friendfeed room (from Devon Campbell), and it looks and sounds quite promising. Here’s a short excerpt from its App Store description: Good Things: Not So Good Things: Original story at Just Another iPhone . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet:...

Written by Michael Arrington Application platforms, broadly defined, are here to stay. Facebook’s platform, first launched in 2007, now has tens of thousands of applications. MySpace, which mostly relies on Google’s OpenSocial platform, has 4,500 apps available to users, and 211 million applications have been i... Original story at SeekingAlpha.com . View our complete collection of new...

9to5Mac reports that Apple will be finally be releasing a unibody 17" MacBook Pro at Macworld, but with an interesting twist. According to the rumor site, the new laptop will have a super slim non-removable battery. The advantage of the new design ...

Written by Andy J. S. Good luck, and if you're still unsucessfully jailbreak your iPhone then you should definetely look up the Yellowsn0w Report to see the general status of the iPhone 3G unlocks and your carrier of choice. Like a little kid so eagerly want to open up his/her new shiny Christmas toy, so are we ov... Original story at palmaddict.typepad.com . View our complete collection ...

You know, some apps show off how cool the iPhone is, apps like MachDice and Clinometer. But others simply show off how cool and clever developers are. iChalky is one, iSteam is another. You will get bored of…

News reader is a second-rate effort for a first-rate media outlet BBCReader from newwaytoseenews bears a passing resemblance to the NYTimes news app for the iPhone and iPod touch. Both apps have similar interfaces—the day’s top stories appear on the first screen, with headlines, short blurbs and small images scrolling down the left-hand side of the

The iPhone 3G’s battery is one of its worst Achilles heels, though admittedly one that owners of the previous iPhone generation and anxious owners-to-be thrust upon us all. “Give us 3G data!” we lamented in forums, on Twitter, and perhaps even at Apple’s feedback site. “We want native applications, games, and bizarrely profitable fart

no apps in my iPhone, only the most useful ones for NYC. But iSteam, a steam simulator, looks like a fun one to install and keep. As you can see in the video, the application adds ultra-realistic steam to your screen when you blow on the microphone. read it here rodstocks.com

Post from: iPhone in Canada Blog: Tips, Tricks, and News for Canadian iPhone Users Topple - iPhone app review Happy New Year everyone! Hope everyone had a great time bringing in 2009, and isn’t too hungover!  Today we’ll be taking it easy and reviewing one of the top apps in the App Store right now, Topple from ngmoco

Available for download at , ShapeWriter Inc launches its revolutionary text entry products on Windows Mobile, Android, and Windows XP/Vista. The company also simultaneously announces major upgrades to its popular WritingPad 1.0 software on iPhone. Now called ShapeWriter 2.0, this enhanced version is available at the Apple iTunes App Store