What is it: Collaborative drawing on the iPhone. The app detects other users on the WiFi network and let’s them draw together.
Features: Vector based drawing with a variety of colors, eyedropper tool, and share work with the world via Netsketch’s website
Availability: Here
Price: $6
Video demo after the ‘leap’
Add comment October 8th, 2008
Sorta makes your head spin, don’t it? The reality of the matter is that Microsoft acquired Tell Me, a company that provides a variety of 411 like services via a voice prompt, and is currently developing an iPhone compatible version of their software for the app store.
So what will the iPhone Tell Me app do? It’ll provide GPS directions, traffic info, maps, 411 info, movie times, weather and a whole bunch more simply by speaking to your handset.
Official site here
Add comment September 26th, 2008
As we reported a few weeks ago, the original Star Wars Lightsaber app was pulled due to copyright issues. Fortunately, Lucas promised its return with more frills and now it’s here.
You can download it from the iTunes app store here for free.
Add comment September 26th, 2008
By: Daniel O
The original release of PhoneSaber, back when the iPhone was released, proved to be a bit of a failure when LucasArts removed it from the app store saying it infringed copyright. However, they made us a promise that they would revamp the PhoneSaber officially and they have now announced that it will be called “Lightsaber Unleashed”. The new app will feature five Star Wars character’s Lightsabers with improved graphics and sound and users will also be able to have duels. LucasArts have said it will be available in the app store soon and best of all, it’s free!
Add comment September 12th, 2008
According to Appleinsider, Adobe has began production on a Flash player designed for the iPhone. The news was announced during a conference call in which Adobe’s president stated that with the release of the SDK they finally have the tools necessary to begin production. Is Steve going to try to stop them as well?
Add comment March 19th, 2008
Just in time for the iPhone SDK, Playnyc-inc has dreamt up the LEGO Touch. You can build, play games (i.e. build off), share designs with friends and much more all in a ‘cover flow’ like layout. Currently the LEGO Touch project is ‘non produced and has been entered into the respective Art Directors Club and One Show 2008 Awards’.
Video and site info after the ‘leap’
Check out their site for a Flash demo.
Update: I emailed Nicholas at Playinc. He responded, provided the above video and informed me that they can ony disclose that they’re in development.
Add comment March 10th, 2008
Ok, now I am definitely getting the band back together, or at least the band I always dreamt of. In addition to the iAno, Drummer, and the iPhone Guitar, I introduce to you the Mixmeister Scratch DJ interface for the iPhone or iPod Touch. Just pick your song, your scratch style and wickity-wickity wack, you’re in business. It ain’t available yet, and Technabob is anticipating an SDK release.
More info here.
1 comment March 9th, 2008
Apple has posted Job’s iPhone/Touch Software Roadmap presentation that transpired earlier today. Head over to Apple’s site to check out Steve in all his glory.
Add comment March 6th, 2008
Called the iFund, Kleiner Perkins has pledged $100 million towards the developers of iPhone applications. The venture fund will look for apps that are “marketing-changing ideas” and focus on areas such as location based services, social networking, mobile commerce, communication, and entertainment (pretty much everything if you ask me).
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Add comment March 6th, 2008
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