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zoomMediaPlus' zoomIt is the iPhone's long overdue SD card reader (Engadget)
Sorry if we're the sort of folks to look a gift SD card reader in the mouth, but while we're oh-so-happy that Apple finally opened up application-enabled hardware development in iPhone OS 3.0 , we really wish an accessory like this had been available for the iPhone right from the start. The new zoomIt SD card reader from zoomMediaPlus adds a bit of external, swappable memory to the iPhone and ...
Loopt's Location-based Ads Hit the iPhone, 'Minority Report' Here We Come (Fast Company Magazine)
Loopt , the location-based sharing service , has taken the logical next step for its system: Loopt on the iPhone now includes location-based advertising. We've been expecting this, but is it a sign the floodgates of location-ads are open? Loopt is in roughly the same game as Yelp, Foursquare, and a number of other players in location-based social networking. It's also a little like Google ...
Article: iPhone Gems: Drag Racer, GT Racing: Motor Academy, Parcel Panic + Riddim Ribbon: BEP (iLounge)
Welcome to this week’s first gaming edition of iPhone Gems. Today’s theme is “racing,” with four recent racing games of different types all competing for your dollars and attention. We’ve issued ratings to three of them, but are holding off on rating the fourth due to its considerable depth, which we’re still exploring, and plan to discuss more fully in a separate review in the next couple of ...
Amazon Mobile for iPhone review (Macworld UK)
Amazon's iPhone app lets you do exactly what you’d expect: search for products, read user reviews, compare prices, track packages, view and cancel orders, and actually buy stuff.
Top 10 Tools for Finding Cool Stuff Nearby [Lifehacker Top 10] (Lifehacker)
Sometimes the most interesting stuff in an unfamiliar city is hiding in plain sight. With the right location-aware and map-friendly web tools, you can find the best cheap eats, picture-worthy sights,...
Student-generated iPhone application faces legal trouble (The Daily Texan)
By: Audrey White Two conflicting iPhone applications designed to serve UT students and alumni spurred a legal dispute that may lead to the removal of one of the “apps” from the Apple Store....
This Week's Best iPhone Apps [IPhone Apps] (Gizmodo)
In this week's world dominating iPhone app roundup: Your every whim, robotically indulged! Radio champagne, poured generously! Football stuff, assimilated! Your computers, turned into wirelessly...
LogMeIn Ignition for iPhone Review (Brighthand)
Smartphones aren't as powerful as desktops, but with a remote-access app like LogMeIn Ignition you can use your iPhone to do almost everything your office or home PC can do. Brighthand 's Site Editor brings us a review of the iPhone and iPod touch version of this software.
Review: iPhone home inventory apps (Macworld)
Ben Boychuk looks at a trio of apps for the iPhone and iPod touch that will help you organize your worldly possessions and perhaps save you some time in the long run. The three home inventory apps serve the same purpose and share similar drawbacks, but My Stuff emerges as the most user-friendly offering of this lot.
Yoink: Part Craigslist, Part Dumpster Diving, It's an iPhone App for Freecyclers (Fast Company Magazine)
It's the world's first app for crap ... a crapp. If you dropped big cash on an iPhone 3G S and spend $100-plus a month on service, the makers of a new app figure you could make up the difference in scavenging quality free stuff from the neighborhood. The Yoink iPhone app, scheduled to officially launch next week (it has technically been available since mid-January), helps you do just that, using ...
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