As much as I dread adding a third post about a single app all within just a few days, it is important to point out that the Google Advanced Voice Search app is now available in the App Store — but there may be a slight catch in getting the app downloaded. Well maybe not a [...]
Continue reading...17. November 2008 | by Robert Nelson
This news may make some of the “smaller” iPhone app developers smile just a little bit. It seems that not even Google is immune to the delays and troubles that some are seeing when it comes time to have their application approved and entered into the App Store. Despite the excitement that we saw on [...]
Continue reading...14. November 2008 | by Robert Nelson
Google is preparing to add another app into the App Store — Advanced Voice Search. The app which is expected to become available today (November 14) will allow users to pretend like they are on a real call, and “ask virtually any question.” Once the question is asked, the users voice is converted to a [...]
Continue reading...27. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
If you’re an avid Wikipedia user like myself, then you know the importance of being able to access the site at anytime, anywhere. There have been a slew of web applications released with this intent in mind, but what we truly need is a sleek, easy-to-use, native application. Well, Robert Chin has developed just that, a [...]
Continue reading...12. July 2008 | by Jimmy Rogers
Among the many Apps that have launched this week for the iPhone platform, several jump right out and make you want to download them without even looking. One such App is Google’s new search App. It is free and comes hot off the Google presses. So what does it do? Well obviously it searches, but it [...]
Continue reading...28. April 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
Developed by: Avot mv
Avot mV is a web application for the iPhone that allows you to search and browse videos with your iPhone or iPod Touch. Avot mV allows you to play videos from all over the internet, especially from popular video sharing sites such as YouTube, Google Video, MetaCafe, etc.
Continue reading...16. April 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
Developed by: Efiko
The iClueless web application allows the iPhone user to search the internet via many search engines (compiled together) so that he or she is able to find whatever he or she is looking for much more quickly and efficiently. iClueless utilizes many popular search engines such as Google, Yahoo, ESPN, eBay, and several other engines. iClueless also links to many other search engine services/information sites such as Wikipedia.
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18. November 2008 | by Robert Nelson
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