SPB has had their SPB TV product out for WIndows Mobile devices for a long time, and it’s always been considered an excellent app. Recently they released it for the iPhone – something many people were eagerly anticipating. Let’s take a quick look at this latest release for the iPhone!
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Another Day, Another iPad
photo credit: powerbooktrance Okay, okay. I’m weak – I admit it! I lasted nearly a week before I finally caved in, went down to Best Buy, and picked up an iPad which I now have been playing with for about 12 hours. So of course, I now have a few observations and because [...]
Navigon Pushes out MobileNavigator for iPhone version 1.50
Last night, Navigon released another significant update to their MobileNavigator product for iPhone – version 1.5. In this latest update, we get some interesting features including social networking connections to Facebook and Twitter, we get the presentation of multiple routing choices (Navigon calls this MyRoutes), as well as the addition of a 3D terrain display [...]
PDF Reader from Kdan Mobile Software for iPhone and iPod Touch
This past week I did a review of Documents to Go Premium. I really like that product – it does a wonderful job of working with MS Office documents. But a lot but my main use of it is as a PDF reader – really a secondary function of that program. So when I saw [...]
The Documents to Go Premium 3.1 for iPhone Review
The last few weeks have been interesting. We saw the release of a lot of new products during CES earlier this year. One of those products was the version 3.x of Documents to Go Premium from DataVis. Now, quickly on the heels of that, they have release version 3.1 which adds even more improvements including [...]
Learn a Little Irish for Free!
As a fan of language learning, I just discovered something very cool. Through today, iPhone and iPod Touch users can download Byki’s Irish language app from the App Store for free! Normally, most of the Byki apps are $7.99, so this is an excellent way to see how Byki approaches vocabulary and phrase learning [...]
Review: Memorize Words for Spanish for iPhone
Sometimes applications are big and splashy and exciting. Sometimes they are quite, unassuming, and just do what they do very well. But it’s not often you run into applications that don’t even really present you with a startup splash screen before going into the actual program. Memorize Words for Spanish isn’t flashy, it goes right into the [...]
Review: Navigon MobileNavigator for Windows Phones
A few years back, I was a big fan of OnCourse Navigator version 5 running on Windows Mobile PDAs. The interesting things here is that OCN5 was really just the name for the North American release of Navigon MobileNavigator. And although OCN 5 wasn’t terribly stable, it was one of the best-looking navigators out there at the time. So then [...]
Quirky Cable Caps
Quirky, who use a community-driven process to determine which products to bring to market, and brings many products to market very quickly, have released their latest effort – Quirky Cable Caps. These caps, in 6 different styles, are designed to protect the (male) ends of USB cables and wrap up any excess cable as well. They [...]
4iThumbs Tactile Keyboard for iPhone
photo courtesy of cultofmac.com The idea is pretty clever: You take a thin clear plastic layer, much like a screen saver, and give it a few “bumps” to force your finger into the correct locations, and you will make typing on the iPhone a better experience. 4iThumbs has done just that. They released their Tactile [...]
PriceGrabber.com: Now In A Convenient App for iPhone
I admit it – I can be cheap sometimes. As such, I’ve used pricegrabber.com for years to compare prices on things – especially technology-based products. Now it seems that it’s made its way directly to the iPhone in the form of the PriceGrabber App for iPhone. The folks at PriceGrabber recognized that many people now use [...]
ReaddleDocs 2.0 for iPhone Released
Readdle has now released version 2.0 of ReaddleDocs. At it’s core, ReaddleDocs is basically a file manager, document reader, and an attachment viewer for the iPhone. Readdle says this new version offers more than 100 new features. The new PDF viewer in version 2.,0 offers text reflows and embedded links (and supports password protected PDF files) and [...]
Boost Mobile Will Now Offer Service on Sprint Network
Boost Mobile (part of Sprint Nextel), big in the prepaid cellular service market, has announced that they will be offering service on the Sprint network beginning on January 13, 2010. Up until now, Boost has been utilizing only the Nextel (iDEN) network. Sprint purchased Nextel in 2005 to become Sprint Nextel, but they’ve continued to [...]
Mr. Puzzle Genius 3D Puzzle for iPhone / iPod Touch
It’s no mystery that I’m a fan of casual gaming. So I was excited when recently I was given a copy of Mr. Puzzle Genius 3D Puzzle for iPhone. This game looked like it might be a real challenge with possibly lasting play value. So did it hold up to the hype? Let’s take a [...]
Documents To Go for iPhone Adds PowerPoint Editing!
The folks over at DataViz have just released another version – version 3.0 – of their popular Documents To Go program. First, they have renamed “Documents To Go with Exchange Attachments” to “Documents To Go Premium”. More important, however, is that they’ve added PowerPoint editing support! That makes them the only mobile office app currently [...]
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