Apple iPhone Apps

One of the biggest draws of the iPad is the support for all existing iPhone apps. There are a few of those, after all, and having support for them guarantees the iPad will have a healthy app base from day one. …

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Apple’s control over iPhone developers is the last straw. Taxpayer money should not be used to help one company tighten its grip on the smartphone market.

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So Foursquare’s and Gowalla’s updated iPhone Apps have been released at almost the exact same time – and right in time as promised for SXSW – we wonder if this is some inside joke at Apple or something? UPDATE: Foursquare’s update is …

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Despite the fact that Australia’s iPad launch next month won’t actually involve the launch of an Australian iBooks bookstore, that doesn’t necessarily…

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For those seeking bargains in today’s bombed-out housing market, it helps to have strong nerves and a big wad of cash. But do you also need a fancy cellphone?

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It’s now been exactly one month since Google launched Google Buzz upon the general population, and as expected the service has not exactly been a hit amongst.

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iPhone Tweet Defense Slaughters Zombies With Witticisms [IPhone Apps] The premise of Tweet Defense is simple: The more you tweet and the more Twitter followers you gain, the stronger your tower defenses will be. …

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Looking to style your fridge to look like one big iPhone? Well no need to buy the handmade stuff over at Etsy. The App Magnets are the first of its kind that.

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If you’ve gotten your paws on an iPhone or an iPod Touch, you’ve likely added lots of useful apps to it. You might, however, have overlooked the fact that.

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The new iPhone app West Fourth insists it’s not for gays looking to hook-up, but rather for gays who want to use GPS functionality to find nearby men.

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