Kazaa has actually just got their new iPhone music streaming app into the App Store.
With Kazaa you can use your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to listen to unlimited, on-demand music everywhere. Play any of our millions of songs as much as you like, make your own playlists, listen to artist stations and discover new music that you love. Sync songs, albums and playlists to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch and listen even when you’re offline. Search and find any song, album or artist, and start listening immediately.
Access millions and millions of songs
All the music you love – and new music to be discovered – at your fingertips
Sync and play music even when you are offline
Build and save playlists
New music added every week
The app is US only at the moment and free to download. You will need to pay a subscription charge of $9.99 a month.
Foreca.st is a new iPhone application that seems to be very similar to Foursquare. However, the key difference between the two products is that Foursquare is about ‘where you are now’ and Foreca.st is about ‘where you are going’.
Apart from that everything seems to be very similar. All of the basics are exactly the same and even the check-in idea hasnt changed at all.
It seems like there are an ever growing range of Free Music Downloading applications for iOS and the iPhone.
Free Music Downloader is yet another music downloading application that allows users to browser the most popular music sites on the web and then download mp3 files from those sites. Free Music Downloader allows users to download 10 tracks at the same time.
Im quite surprised that these applications are only hitting iOS at the moment, as they are very basic applications.
After the recent issues with the Playstation Network someone has actually make an iPhone application so you can tell if the Playstation Network is down or not.
Since the Playstation Network went back online this week, there has been a huge amount of new hacking attacks on the servers, thus Im sure this isnt going to be the last time we see it all go down.
The app is available for free in Apple’s App Store.
Im a huge fan of the team over at Hype Machine, they have had an amazing product for a very long time now and finally they are getting noticed. Hype Machine have just launched their first iPhone application called Hype Machine Radio. Hype Machine iPhone app allows users to turn any music blog into a radio station.
The application pulls in the music from all the blogs tracked by Hype Machine and then allows users to browse and personalize their own stations.
The app costs $2.99 in the US and £1.79 in the UK.
Here is a great new iPhone application from Black Arc Studios. The application is called Thor’s Hammer and it lets the user wield the almighty power of the god of thunder. The application has over 30 different special effects and Im sure it would be a fun buy for kids.
Thor’s Hammer’s key effects include:
Motionless, the hammer crackles, hinting at the immense power within
Sway your hammer gently to build up charges!
Swipe up/down once to set your hammer into a tumultuous rage!
Swipe left/right to spin your hammer and build up some momentum!
Thrust your hammer forward/downward to unleash the God Blast!
Flick your iPhone/iPod touch left or right to pound your nemesis!
Swing your device to hurl divine justice on your foes!
Your hammer returns swiftly when you draw it back!
Most people dont know that you can develop native iOS applications for the iPhone and iPad by using Javascript. Here is a great tutorial on how to create a native looking iOS application from HTML, CSS and Javascript.
The tutorial includes how to strip away the browser; prevent viewport scrolling and scaling; respond to multi-touch and gesture events; use webkit CSS to get the iPhone OS look and feel; cache the app so it runs without internet access; get a custom icon on the home screen; and have a splash screen load at the start.
The online storage startup Mozy has just launched their iPhone application. Mozy users will now be able to access their files on the go.
Users will login with their Mozy account and they can access all the files they have backup using the client software. Opening the app shows you the names of any computers you’ve backed up. You tap on a computer to view your files.
The Mozy iPhone application runs off the same folder structure as the client, but it would have been nice to see the files I had backed up.
Users can view everything from Word documents to PDFs and music. You can also e-mail documents, photos, and other files and even post a photo directly to Facebook. To provide an extra layer of security, Mozy also lets you set up a pass code to open the app.
Have you ever wanted to quickly make your own video games? Well now with the Red Bull racing game for iOS you can make your own tracks out of pretty much anything. In the video example he makes a track out of Red Bull cans, but you need to make sure you can make levels you can actually play!
Here is a great new iPhone application from Black Arc Studios. The application is called Thor’s Hammer and it lets the user wield the almighty power of the god of thunder. The application has over 30 different special effects and Im sure it would be a fun buy for kids.
The online storage startup Mozy has just launched their iPhone application. Mozy users will now be able to access their files on the go.
