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AMBER Alert application approved by Apple, now available in the App Store

Just yesterday we mentioned the open letter that Jonathan Zdziarski wrote in regards to the AMBER Alert iPhone application. The app had been sitting in approval limbo for about a month, but the good news is that it has since been approved and is currently available for download. Nothing has been stated officially, but it would [...]

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AMBER Alert app in approval limbo, developer pens open letter to Steve Jobs

More and more often we are hearing issues dealing with iPhone developers and their applications. In the past few days alone, we have seen a story where an app has been abandoned and another referring to how long it is currently taking new developers to get approved. Now this latest comes with a little disappointment. [...]

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Native AMBER Alert app coming soon to the App Store

One of the reasons why I love the App Store so much is the wide variety of available apps, we see everything from the silly and childish, to the super useful and even at times helpful. It is very true, that there is an app for just about anything. The latest app that is soon [...]

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ServersMan app allows your iPhone to become a web server

A new app called ServersMan@iPhone allows you to transform your iPhone into a full-service web server. Once installed, the ServersMan app allows other computers to access your iPhone and upload or download files using either a web browser or webDAV protocol. Additionally, if the computer and your iPhone are both on the same network then [...]

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Meme Debuts New iPhone Photo Application

Meme Incorporated, a developer of iPhone applications, unveiled a new photography app earlier this week. It is called TheSnapper 1.0 and it is available for download for around a $1. TheSnapper from Meme, according to its maker, “listens” for snaps or claps to operate the iPhone camera. An options page expands the set of features to [...]

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EyeFi Application Organizes iPhone Photos

Eye-Fi, a developer of wireless memory cards for digital cameras, is developing its own iPhone application which will allow its card owners to send photos taken on an iPhone directly to their computer and the Web. The application, however, is not quite ready yet. This application, said Eye-Fi, will let users aggregate all of their photos [...]

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Linux successfully booted on iPhone, iPod Touch

The iPhone Dev Team is the same bunch of guys and gals who were responsible for creating the “pwnage” tool, a tool that allows you to jailbreak your iPhone.  Well, they’ve done it again, this time managing to modify the popular OS Linux so that it would boot on the iPhone original, iPhone 3G, and the [...]

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NumberKey app turns your iPhone into a numeric keypad

NumberKey, yet another app to hit the App Store that makes me wonder. Initially it sounds like it would be a nice benefit for notebook users who need (or want) a numeric keypad, however the lack of physical keys seems like it may leave the user at a slight disadvantage in terms of speed. That [...]

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Griffin releases iTalk, a free voice recorder for the iPhone, iPod touch

Griffin has recently released iTalk, a free voice recording application for either the iPhone or the iPod touch. The app can be found in the App Store (iTunes Link) and is available for free for a “limited time.” While there are some other apps that offer voice recording in the App Store, iTalk seems to be [...]

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Evernote offers app update, adds offline note support

Evernote has just rolled out an updated version of their iPhone/iPod touch app. The update brings the current version to 1.4 and includes one new feature that should be very welcomed — offline note support. Of course, this sounds like it may be more welcomed with iPod touch users, but could also be very helpful [...]

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