Music Hunter is available in the app store for £1.19, but is it really worth it? I don’t think so! The application looks great, but it lacks pupose. Users will need to pay for an application that doesn’t even allow them to listen to full tracks. Users can only listen to 30 second previews of tracks. It seems as though We Are Hunted are just trying to produce applications that will allow them to take a revenue share from iTunes downloads! Why would I pay for Music Hunter when I can get Aweditorium for free that allows me to stream full tracks as much as I want?

• Zite Being Sued by Publishers over Content Scraping – April 6, 2011
• Watch YouTube Playlists on iPad – November 27, 2011
• Feedly Opens Up RSS Feeds in an iPad Application – May 4, 2011
• News.me Opens Up Their Amazing Social News iPad App – April 22, 2011
• Wired Giving Away May Edition on the iPad for Free – April 18, 2011

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Zite has been pulling stories from all these publishers without their approval. The key issue here for the publishers is that their content is being stripped and they arent seeing any of the financial rewards they would see if users were reading their web versions.

“By systematically reformatting, republishing, and redistributing our original content on a mass commercial scale without our permission in your iPad application, Zite directly and adversely impacts our businesses,” the letter says.

Zite has promised that they will change and comply with publishers requests, but I cant see this startup gaining any traction from here on out. Overall, its a shame!

• Virgin Turning Their Project iPad Magazine into a Free App Thanks to Sponsorship – March 17, 2011
• Music Hunter Wants You to Pay for a Music Discover App That Doesnt Stream Full Tracks – April 26, 2011
• Create Your Own Native Looking iPhone and iPad App Using HTML, CSS and Javascript – April 8, 2011
• Timbuktu: An iPad Magazine Specifically Design for Kids – April 8, 2011
• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010

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Facebook’s Lee Byron says the new Facebook mobile site will adapt itself depending on the hardware you are visiting from:

“There will no longer be a difference between m.facebook.com and touch.facebook.com, we’ll automatically serve you the best version of the site for your device,”

The new website is made possible through a new UI framework that incorporates XHP (a PHP extension that incorporates XML), Javelin (Facebook’s lightweight Javascript framework) and WURFL (an open source mobile device database). The framework is dynamic enough to detect the UI and limitations of individual devices and adjust to them automatically.

• PDF to Microsoft Word Converter Facebook Edition – December 4, 2011
• Washington Post Facebook Social Reader News Application – November 26, 2011
• Dont Just Jump Ship to Apple So Easily – September 27, 2011
• Share and Listen to Music on Facebook with Spotify – September 23, 2011
• FTalk: Chat With Your Facebook Friends: GTalk Clone – August 15, 2011

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Yahoo’s upcoming software will power a number of mobile applications serving content in several contexts. This is new tool would be available over the web, on any device, but is developed to cater mobiles platforms such as Android, iOS and other OS.

• iPhone App for the Nuclear Apocalypse – November 15, 2009
• Journalistic Debacle, Get A Clue! – December 3, 2008
• Phone Apps for Your Next Road Trip – January 11, 2012
• Yahoo Mail Gets International Expansion into New Markets and More Languages – December 7, 2011
• Washington Post Facebook Social Reader News Application – November 26, 2011

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“On the Last.fm website an ad-supported, free-to-listeners model is what supports our online radio services in the US, UK and Germany,” says Mathew Hawn. ”In other markets and on emerging mobile and home entertainment devices, it is not practical for us to deliver an ad supported radio experience…”

This shift brings them in line with services like Spotify that charge users for mobile access. For the price of a fancy coffee, users can continue listening to Last.fm on their mobile without commercials. And yes, scrobbling is still free.

However, it seems like another service that people wont be willing to pay for! I thought Last.fm really would have tried to become the Pandora of the UK.

• 2 Tools to Turn YouTube into a Genre-Based Radio Station – October 3, 2011
• Kazaa Music Streaming App Now Available in App Store – September 21, 2011
• Foreca.st: Foursquare Clone with a Small Twist – September 1, 2011
• Free Music Downloader: iOS and iPhone App to Download Music from Music Blogs – August 17, 2011
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The announcement comes just 5 months after Justin.tv launched their first Google Android and iPhone apps, both which will receive the new SocialCam option.

While exact features of the new program have not yet been revealed you can see the layout for both iPhone and Android devices below:

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TeamViewer is one of the most know applications we can use to access computers remotely, their free version is quite complete and with no complexity for installing nor using it. The mobile versions represent a great tool if we need some quick access to remote machines, that’s why they’ve developed the apps for iPhone, iPad and now Android (beta).

Here are some of the features:

• Support your clients and colleagues spontaneously.
• Access your office desktop with all of its documents and installed applications.
• Remotely administer unattended computers (e.g. servers).
• Free for non-commercial use: support family and friends or have remote access to your own computer.

You can download the free app for iPhone, free app for iPad and the Android app (which is fully functional until January 11 of 2011).

• AutoCAD for iPad, iPhone and Mac OS – September 27, 2010
• Create a Screencast and Share it in Twitter – November 7, 2010
• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
• Synergy Lets You Use One Mouse and Keyboard with Two or More Computers – May 22, 2011
• XbList is a Desktop Xbox 360 Friends List – May 8, 2011

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The usability for smart phones has increased enormously in the last few years, making the mobile market a far more lucrative and where, of course, companies keep investing. That’s why offering our web site stable and with a nice presentation in every environment is a key factor.

Gomez test provides a test where we can rate our sites in different factors like:

• Page weight.
• Readiness Compliance Test.
• Character encoding.
• Caching.
• Page size limit.
• Pop-up windows.
• Etc.

We receive also a “Test Summary”, with all the warnings, fails and comments about the test.

• AutoCAD for iPad, iPhone and Mac OS – September 27, 2010
• Synergy Lets You Use One Mouse and Keyboard with Two or More Computers – May 22, 2011
• XbList is a Desktop Xbox 360 Friends List – May 8, 2011
• ClipCube is the Best Clipboard History Tool – May 8, 2011
• Give Away Of The Day gives you free software everyday – May 5, 2011

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Users with unlimited memberships can interact in the Netflix environment and have all sessions sync across multiple platforms. For example, if you are streaming a video and you pause it on your mobile device, you can pick up where you left off at home on your desktop or laptop as if nothing happened. Managing your Netflix queue is available but interestingly it only manages your “WATCH NOW” queue and not the discs that are mailed to you.

So does this change where you will interact with your streaming library? If you weren’t a Netflix subscriber, does this change the game for you?

Version 1.1 of the Netflix application requires iOS 3.1.3 or later.

• Snowbreeze 2.3: Jailbreak iOS 4.3 for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch – March 21, 2011
• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010
• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
• Barnes and Nobles Releases Nook Reader iPad App – May 28, 2010
• Goodbye Apple TV, Hello EyeTV HD – May 28, 2010

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The baby monitors products are definitely not new in the current market, but this is the first time an iPhone app is involved. The iPhone app cost is U$S39, and no, does not include the camera.

What do you need besides the app? A camera compatible with this app; the compatibility options should include: IP camera, Infrared, 2 way audio, iPhone compatible, 3G.

But we can also buy the official Baby Monitor camera, which is the recommended (of course), option for this site. The cost of this camera is U$S139, again, not exactly cheap but with tons of features which you can check them in the official site.

The general specs of this app are:

• Digital monitoring eliminating all static noise common to baby monitors.
• Two way audio enabling you to hear everything and speak to anyone looking after your baby live
• Infrared low Lux night monitoring (minimum illumination: 0.5Lux @ F2.0)
• Pan and tilt camera movement controlled from iPhone
• Take snap shot photos anytime and save to your photos
• Record by movement sensor option
• Sound muting option both ways
• Lifetime support

• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010
• AutoCAD for iPad, iPhone and Mac OS – September 27, 2010
• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
• Create your iPhone App for Free – April 14, 2010
• Official White House iPhone App: Download Free – January 21, 2010

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Whether it’s the trendy fad, fancy marketing, or just millions of “fanboy” users, the iPad has definitely come out strong with 2 million units sold in 60 days. It took 28 days to sell the first million and it appears that in the same amount of time, it sold another million. With this ongoing trend, it will be interesting to see how things go further into the year. Just last week the iPad was released internationally in several markets. The numbers in those markets are too early to count, but it can only boost the already successful launch of this product.

To further strengthen the the use of the iPad, it’s been noted that the iPad has another 5,000 apps added to its already robust library. According to CNN, there is a total of 200,000 apps that are compatible with the iPhone, iTouch, and iPad. With lots of options, users will find ways to get their work done despite the functionality of a full laptop. Are you one of the 2 million units sold and if so, how are you functioning with it?

• Bing Replacing Google on iPhone 4? – June 1, 2010
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• China Launches iPhone 4 – September 20, 2010
• Barnes and Nobles Releases Nook Reader iPad App – May 28, 2010

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The BN eReader will stand up to some stiff competition in an already saturated market, but variety is the spice of life, right?  It’ll be interesting to see how many people are swayed to this app and if habits will change from what they are already using currently.

In an excerpt from their announcement:

BN eReader for iPad is designed to offer an easy, yet sophisticated, customizable reading experience. Users can choose from multiple ways to view their library, including professionally designed themes with elegant and complementary text and page colors, as well as fonts; and instantly switch between portrait and landscape views based on personal preference. BN eReader for iPad users can further personalize their reading experience with unparalleled options: literally millions of colors for text, pages, highlights and links; eight typefaces and five text sizes; and a variety of margins and customizable spacing options.

What I see as a huge win for the app is the support of the Nook’s “LendMe” technology, which allows users to share certain eBooks with their friends. This is made easier with the integration of the iPad’s address book. The book loan is good for 14 days, which is more than enough time to introduce the reader to a new author, series, or genre which BN hopes will be enough to drive sales.

A similar app has been available on the iPhone and iTouch as of last year, but still so late to the game, I’m personally not aware of anyone using the BN app, with the majority opting to use the Amazon Kindle app instead. Do you have a preference and if so, are you a fan of the BN app?

• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010
• Netflix App Supports iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad – August 26, 2010
• Graphite Kindle DX – Yet Another Release – July 4, 2010
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IntroWizard

With a very simple and intuitive interface, IntroWizard lets you choose from their templates to start creating and customizing your own application: Quizzes and trivia, alarm clocks, recipes or quotes, photos management, e-cards, etc.

Some of the features available:

• You create the apps online, no need to install any particular software, just using a browser.
• Applications work with iPhone and iPod Touch.
• IntroWizard also takes the review and submission to Apple of your app.
• You can create free and paid applications.
• 4-step process.

The great thing about having these facilities to create your own app is that you have several possibilities without necessary repeating some other existing applications. For example: If you create a quiz, the quality of the application will reside on having a good and complete database of questions.

• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010
• Transform your iPhone into a Baby Monitor – July 31, 2010
• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
• Journey from the Phone to the iPhone – October 19, 2011
• iPhone 4S Pre-Orders Already Over 1 Million – October 10, 2011

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With the release of their new free app, Blue FiRe, Blue Microphone lays conquest on the standard microphone app that comes bundled with the purchase of your iPhone. Some will say that all they need is the ability to record and listen, and that probably works well for the vast majority of us. But what if you had an application that had all the control of a switchboard in order to get the right recording sound.

This feature rich application allows users to not just record but also to manipulate the audio recordings. The ability to set timing markers, bookmark certain areas of the audio, you can set low and high threshold auto-recordings based on what your surroundings are. Title your recordings, snap photos of your recording location to be attached with the audio, and rather than send SMS, you can simply set your browser to the set URL and download the audio format in three versions for you to either store, or edit in an audio editing program.

It really does make Apple’s Voice Memo app seem a bit out of date, and for the price, it seems like a nice upgrade too.

• Grooveshark Gets Final Smackdown from Apple – March 1, 2010
• Kazaa Music Streaming App Now Available in App Store – September 21, 2011
• Zite Being Sued by Publishers over Content Scraping – April 6, 2011
• Android Market Now Has Over 250,000 Apps: Grown by 100,000 in Last 30 Days.. Really! – March 21, 2011
• Global Mobile Application Store Rankings: Apple App Store Killing the Competition – February 21, 2011

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This proves to be extremely useful in an era when speed and information go hand in hand. Rather than sending someone a typed out address of where I am at, only to have them map it on their end, Assemble does all the work and sends the map to them. Simply add contacts on  your own or pair it with the Bump app to quickly get contacts on your phone and start sending. It’s extremely easy to use and will even provide driving directions all while using the internal map system on the iPhone.

Here’s a video on how easy it is use:

ASSEMBLE Instructional Video from Nick Johnson on Vimeo.

• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
• Barnes and Nobles Releases Nook Reader iPad App – May 28, 2010
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• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010
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Grooveshark  has submitted and has finally decided to toss in the towel and head for the darker side of things…the jailbroken iPhones. It’s a growing “black market” of sorts and Grooveshark is sure to find a thriving audience there.

According to TechCrunch, when the app was first tried back in 2009, not only did it work well, but it was also stated as possibly never making it through the app store qualifications, and they were right. The app will now find a home on Cydia, giving jailbroken users a chance to use the application. If you’re not attached to the Apple regime, there’s always Android, Blackberry, and Palm that you can find the app for, and it works just fine.

• Blue Microphone Releases Mobile App – March 2, 2010
• Kazaa Music Streaming App Now Available in App Store – September 21, 2011
• Zite Being Sued by Publishers over Content Scraping – April 6, 2011
• Android Market Now Has Over 250,000 Apps: Grown by 100,000 in Last 30 Days.. Really! – March 21, 2011
• Global Mobile Application Store Rankings: Apple App Store Killing the Competition – February 21, 2011

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Evernote 3.5 Windows in beta.

When Evernote first came out there was a lot of hype surrounding this all purpose information collector and sorter. Unlike anything that we had really seen before, Evernote allowed users to capture content either in video, internet, or photo, save it and store to the Evernote account and have all devices sync with your account. It was a great way to share information you would need later, or capture something as simple was scribbles on a napkin without actually having to carry the  napkin with you. For web surfers specifically the ability to save an entire page along with the URL or just highlighted content allowed us a new way to capture just what we needed without bookmarking an entire site. Evernote really changed the way we capture data on our mobiles and  now it gets an upgrade.

Evernote 3.5 for Windows was recently released in beta and it’s nothing significant, but does address a lot of previous annoyances. Evernote has always existed in many formats; an app, a browser button, and a desktop application rounds out how you can find Evernote. The desktop version for windows was nothing fancy, in fact it could be described as clunky, glitchy, with a UI that was not as intuitive as it could be. With it’s Apple counterpart running smooth and clean, it was a wonder why the Windows version could not mimic that same look and feel.

Some updates you will see are as follows:

• three views offered for looking at notes: List, Mixed, and Thumbnails
• geo-location tags activate a map that slides into place to show its location
• interface feels a lot more Windows 7 than its older counterparts
• search database has been improved, and you can save and edit your search filters
• multi-language spell check

So with these minor improvements we’ve seen a nicer desktop app under the hood. The application is still free, with a paid pro account alternative offering more functionality for the power users.

• Evernote Update Released – August 5, 2008
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Recently Tap Tap Revenge 3 had been released for the iPhone and iTouch. I’ve completely overlooked parts 1 and 2, but 3 caught my eye with all the buzz it was getting, so naturally it was hard to pass up. I’ve since been addicted to the game, using it to fill the idle time in my day now. The game integrates rhythm play, color recognition, and increasing levels of difficulty that keep the game interesting. What is an even bigger draw is the mix of in game tunes and popular mainstream music that is played in the game.

Tap Tap Revenge 3 allows users to create an avatar that you buy in game items for to dress them up and increase your rockstar cred. You get the points to buy gear and new tracks from the in game coins  you collect for mastering songs. The better you do the more coin you earn, simple enough. Thinking myself better than most I quickly went to hard and saw that I was way out of league. The game definitely takes some getting used to, but you lose track of the frustration as you listen to some of your favorite songs.

The visuals are nothing to laugh at either. Color backgrounds and user interface keeps you hooked to the game as you try to match speed with the music. I recommend this game for anyone used to the Guitar Hero and Rockband series. It’s not as stressful to your hands, so no cramps, but still offers a big enough challenge to keep you going and perhaps challenging your friends.

The app is free, so go check it out and enjoy the becoming the rockstar you always wanted!

• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
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There’s just some apps that take the concept of mobile apps to a whole other level. It was not long ago that I reviewed an iPhone application that started your car from afar, making the use of a key useless.

Most recently a new app was brought to my attention thanks to a colleague of mine. As a heavy mobile user and constantly on the go, it’s not always easy for me to access my files. I use apps like Dropbox, and Zumodrive, but sometimes I don’t place the files I need in those apps. In those cases LogMeIn Ignition has saved the day.

The mobile app allows direct access to your desktop, both Windows machines and Macs. With a simple one password click you can access all of your work and personal computers/laptops. As of now I’ve not seem a limitation on the number of systems (I have five on mine). The access window that opens up is a direct replica of your desktop, if not tinier. Your background, your apps, your folders, all accessible with a flawless user interface.

The catch is that your computers must be turned on and connected to an active internet connection. When you login thru the portal, you can see which computers are on and which are off. You can type native emails on your device and attach files from your desktop hundreds of miles away.

The possibilities of this little device make the functionality priceless. It’s a sure win for those of us that are mobile warriors, and even in times when you don’t have the capability to set up your laptop to do quick work, the iPhone can be your link to all that you do.

• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010
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• Transform your iPhone into a Baby Monitor – July 31, 2010
• 2 Million iPads in 60 Days, Are You an Owner? – June 1, 2010
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Tracking mentions online is a huge market that has yet to turn any profit. Still, there are a lot of sites out there that track mentions on Twitter, Facebook, various social sites, and a few blog sites as well. Knowing what trending topics are hot and when your name or brand is mentioned is important and becomes  a focal point of tracking your web presence.

Regator is both a web app and a mobile app that allows you to keep up with what is happening in the blogosphere without missing a beat. The unique addition of the mobile app ensures that you never miss a mention. They pay app ($1.99) is a functional addition to any mobile media person’s toolbox.

Regator does little to stop you from jumping right in. Search for keywords, browse the web from within Regator, search real time trends, and even set up a blog monitor for specific names and keywords for daily reports when those words are mentioned.

I also found the ability to favorite posts, entire blogs, and/or topics to be useful for when I needed to come back and read up more in depth later.

Regator definitely explores millions of posts thousands of the best sites out there. I found it an interesting tool for media, business, writing, and news professionals. But just about anyone can find a great use to keep up on their specific keyword choices or trending topics.

• Publish Your Content On Your Mobile – December 1, 2009
• Tweetdeck Evolves For Power Users – December 4, 2009
• Web Strategist Jeremiah Owyang’s Mobile App – December 1, 2009
• Audio Blog with Audio Boo on iPhone – December 15, 2009
• Zemanta Levels Blogger Playing Field – December 8, 2009

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The application taps into normal exposures to radiation to give you a detailed report of where you stand. Are you glowing green in the dark or have you not been radiated enough? The iPhone application takes measurements from X-rays and CT scans for example. With the simple input of personal information based on your own situation, the application will let you know where you stand and if you are at risk. While not free, this $3.00 application might be worth your money if you’re prone to getting medical tests and are exposed to high levels of radiation.

A bonus to this application is the graph it will create to inform you if you are at risk of cancer based on the amount of radiation you’ve been exposed to. So is this worth it? Entirely up to you. Suffice to say that if you’re consistently going in for procedures or exposed to radiation for any period of time, it would be wise to get the facts, and perhaps check with a doctor.

• iPhone 5 and Google Nexus 3 To Be Available to Buy in September – August 11, 2011
• Yahoo Launching Mobile Content Platform at Upcoming Mobile World Congress – February 10, 2011
• TeamViewer 6 Available for Android – November 28, 2010
• Apple Approves Google Voice iPhone Apps – September 20, 2010
• Netflix App Supports iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad – August 26, 2010

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Well I found a cool app for your cell phone that may fix the problem.

Virtual Radio is a cool Java app for you Java enabled cell phone that allows you to listen to Internet radio stations in crisp high quality sound. The have lowered the frequency to 32kbps for the Java version so your GPRS connection can keep up with the content.

There are loads of different channels to choose from depending on where you’re located. You can also reprogram the tuner to play your favourite channels or simply find new ones.

The best this is that it’s completely free to download and use. One piece of advice that I’ll give you is to watch out for the GPRS costs. However, nowadays most network have deals on GPRS internet such 99c per day for unlimited usage or a set fee every month.

Download Virtual Radio here.

• Music Hunter Wants You to Pay for a Music Discover App That Doesnt Stream Full Tracks – April 26, 2011
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• BrightKite
• Dash
• Dipity
• Dopplr
• eKit
• Fire Widget
• J2ME mobile updater
• Lightpole
• Loki
• Map My Tracks
• Metosphere
• Movable Type
• Navizon
• Outalot
• Outside.in
• Plazes
• Pownce
• Rummble
• Spot
• Wikinear
• Zkout
• Zonetag
  

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