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Facebook updated for iPhone Version 3.3.3

April 7, 2016December 20, 2010 by Doug Smith

Facebook has released another update for their iPhone app that takes it to version 3.3.3. If you haven’t seen the update through the app store, crank up your iPhone and grab it free. Head on over to the App Store here.

Delta Airlines App comes to BlackBerry

October 7, 2025December 20, 2010 by Doug Smith

This is an App that I use a lot on my iPhone and wanted to share with our BlackBerry readers. The new Delta Airlines App, version 1.01 is now ready for your BlackBerry. Now, check in and get your eBoarding Pass* with just a click or two. You can even set a reminder of where … Read more

Mobility Digest Windows Phone Free Apps Guide

April 7, 2016December 16, 2010 by Doug Smith

If you are new to Mobility Digest then you might not have had a chance to go by our Forums where we talk about all things mobility and try to provide as much information as possible to our readers. One of the biggest things that has happened in our forums was David K’s post Tips … Read more

Bing for iPhone released version 2.0

April 7, 2016December 16, 2010 by Doug Smith

If you are looking for something to take the load off of your preinstalled Google Maps on your iPhone then you need to check out Bing. Microsoft just released Bing Version 2.0 for the iPhone and after some initial testing of the app I got to say that I am pretty impressed so far. The … Read more

SPB Time for iPhone and iPad Released

October 7, 2025December 15, 2010 by Doug Smith

If you are looking for a a way to make sure you get up in the morning using your iPhone, then you can add another app to your list to check out from our Friend’s at SPB Software. I have been using Alarm Clock Pro Version 1.2.1 from iHandySoft Inc and overall I have been … Read more

Interested In Developing An App for iPhone, Android, And Others? Html5 Might Help You

October 7, 2025December 13, 2010 by Gil Bouhnick

Few weeks back, I wrote about how Html5 is slowly (but surely) becoming the only true cross platform technology, therefore becoming a significant player in mobility, supported by iPhone, Android, BlackBerry (6.0 and on), webOS, and soon, so I believe, WP7, providing advanced user interface, offline capabilities and rich media/videos. Combined with CSS3 and JavaScript, Html5 is probably the next big thing, and not only for the "classic" web…

As someone who recently used html5 for developing a cross platform mobile application, including a massive use of the offline/database capabilities, store & forward queues, files caching etc. I can tell you that our experience with it was pretty good. It’s great to see a web app running completely offline on iPhone, Droid, Galaxy S, Torch, Nexus, and other devices.

Today I saw a few great sample sites (at makeuseof) using Html5 which I wanted to share. They are not mobile optimized but they do show the strengths of html5 in terms of visual effects, user interface, and videos.

Check it out:

Howard Stern Renews Contract with Sirius XM, Adds Mobile Access

October 7, 2025December 9, 2010 by Eric Greenwood

My commute to work would be unbearable were it not for the Howard Stern show. It’s just about the only thing that keeps my head from exploding, as I sit in pointless traffic every morning. So, the news of Stern’s much-ballyhooed contract renewal more than justifies my keeping my subscription current with Sirius XM. Details … Read more

Windows Phone Google Analytics App Phonealytics

April 7, 2016November 28, 2010 by Doug Smith

If you just got your shiny new Windows Phone device and have websites you need to manage, then Phonealytics is a new App that will help you keep track of your Google Analytics Account. I really like how the first panel is laid out and think it would really provide a lot of good information … Read more

Featured App: Add it Up for WP7

April 7, 2016November 26, 2010 by Jim Szymanski

Here is a just released handy, and colorful, app to have on your phone. And it is priced right at FREE. Add It Up lets you add up a list of items and view a running total. The interface is intuitive, popping up a keyboard for entering text and a number pad for for … Read more

Featured App: WordBook Dictionary for WP

April 7, 2016November 23, 2010 by Jim Szymanski

Wordbook is a comprehensive dictionary/thesaurus with 150,000 entries and more than 230,000 definitions. All of the entries include real human voice audios and most include pronunciation guides. The app has a fast and intuitive interface. Wordbook has “browser-like” content navigation with the ability tap any word and view its definition. The app opens to … Read more

When a Free Trial is not free, really!

April 7, 2016November 21, 2010 by Jim Szymanski

In the weeks leading up to the Windows Phone 7 launch I was excited to read that most all apps would include a “free trial”. That news tidbit has turned out to be a real disappointment, at least for me. Of the 75 apps and games I have downloaded to date, 24 have been … Read more

Featured App: Most Wanted

April 7, 2016November 20, 2010 by Jim Szymanski

Want to help track down the top ten most wanted, or flesh out the most wanted terrorists or maybe just help find some missing kids. Then you need Most Wanted, a FREE app in the Zune Marketplace. The app is pretty straight forward, providing a short summary of each fugitive/missing kid. along with their … Read more