Late yesterday, THQ Wireless announced an iPhone version of ‘De Blob’ for $2.99. In this latest edition, De Blog is found inside buildings where ‘graydians’ are trapped by the evil I.N.K.T. Corporation. It’s up to you to find the best possible route through each floor and save as many of the graydians as possible… and [...]

Yeah, you guessed it, a new version of BlackBerry App World has been made available. RIM has just released version 1.1.0.33 of the main BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) App World Application, and it’s ready for download from the BlackBerry website, or from within App World (if you already have it installed). No telling what is new and [...]

The developers at Bellshare have recently released an update to their popular BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) weather app, bringing it up to version 2.2.01. With it, comes a lot of good stuff, including support for 3rd party app access! Developers, take note! The update makes it easy for any developer to access BerryWeather’s home location conditions. [...]

When I first tried my luck at the one-of-a-kind puzzle game ‘Nintaii‘, I have to admit, I was hooked. The idea of the game is simple. Flip and tip your block through each level, with the goal of depositing your block in the hole at the end. Sounds simple right? Think again. There are all [...]

Vlingo has launched an enhanced version of its voice-powered iPhone application, allowing users to send email and text messages simply by speaking into their beloved device. Unlike similar speech recognition apps that offer a single use only, Vlingo delivers up to six voice-powered features including: email, SMS Paste, social site updates, maps and voice dial. [...]

I love Dale Carnegie’s work and if you don’t, it probably means you haven’t read the man. His famous “How to Win Friends and Influence People” is still a bestseller and one of the best books I’ve read on self-development and human relations. Last week we talked about Dale Carnegie Training’s iPhone app – “Secrets to [...]

iPhone users, your day of visual search reckoning has arrived! While Android users have been prancing around town with the Google Goggles app primed to identify objects by snapping a quick picture, the iPhone camp has been left without a viable visual search app to call their own. That is, until today. A new iPhone [...]

I think it’s a crying shame that Tawkon’s iPhone application won’t be allowed in the App Store because it seems like a well-crafted program that could find a large audience. I’m not too concerned about my cell phone’s radiation but I know a lot of people are. According to Tawkon’s technology page, the app uses an algorithm [...]

The Big Red is continuing with its app recommendations. This week, however, they are tackling multiple platforms, not just webOS and/or Android. Here’s what they got: For webOS devices (Palm (NSDQ: PALM) Pre Plus and Pixi Plus):Baseball Fans – The $3.99 app gives customers access to the latest news, videos, stats, standings and scores for all [...]

SMS GupShup, Asia’s 25 million user-strong mobile social network, launched an app store called AppShup to promote and distribute SMS applications. Here’s how it works (their words): The system requires developers to have only a basic knowledge of any programming language, understanding of web applications and familiarity with JSON and XML. Developers can use the AppShup API [...]