Flipboard, on of the most popular apps of the year for iPad, has been updated to version 1.1 with new features such as Google Reader and Flickr support. The app has also become more social with better integration with Facebook groups, fan pages and photos as well as Twitter favorites, mentions and lists. You can even post status updates and photos to Twitter, Facebook and Google Reader. Top this off with faster performance and Flipboard has provided yet another winner update in our hands.  Read more...

Permalink: Flipboard 1.1 gets Google Reader and Flickr support

Apple has updated iBooks to version 1.2 with some major new features. You can now organize books and PDFs into personal Collections. This is a blessing for those with unorganized iBook Shelves. Fully illustrated books have also been added to the iBookstore ranging from children’s books to beautifully designed art books. Let’s see the Kindle do this one. Another expected feature is print support for PDF documents and notes in iBooks via AirPrint.  Read more...

Permalink: Apple releases iBooks 1.2 for iOS Devices with Collections, Print Support and More!

Posterous is one of the simplest blogging platforms out there, even simpler than tumblr. Posterous lets you blog from just about any OS/browser you can send an email from thanks to its great email publishing feature. But sometimes, you actually desire a dedicated app. Posterous had come out with an iPhone app sometime ago and today, they’ve released their first Android app.  Read more...

Permalink: Posterous release App for Android

If you think you can’t get enough stalkers thanks to Twitter, FourSquare and Facebook, here’s yet another service by Google that can let your friends and loved ones keep an eye on you. Google Latitude lets you share you location with your friends and even see where they are. This app has been available for Android since a long time but finally it has been released ( after a peek-a-boo release a few days ago ) for iPhone users.  Read more...

Permalink: Google Latitude for iPhone now available in App Store

It is now without a doubt a fact that Inception is probably the best movie of the decade. In honor of the great movie, an iPhone app has been released for FREE in the App Store as a “gift for the inception fans” according to Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer. They say, this app is a dream machine which lets you experience Inception in your real life. It uses augmented sound to induce audio-dreams through the headset of your iPhone or iPod Touch and will change your perception of reality!  Read more...

Permalink: The Official Inception Movie App For iPhone Is Now Availalble In App Store!

Android 2.3 ‘Gingerbread’ was somewhat quietly announced yesterday (in case you missed it, read this to find out all you need to know about it.) While it’s a relatively minor upgrade, it does sport a slightly improved look which a lot of Android 2.2 users now envy. So unless they get Android 2.3 ROMS for their handsets, there are a few alternatives to give you the Gingerbread look and feel on your device. First up, the Gingerbread Launcher with a cool fade effect and greenish icons.  Read more...

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Angry Birds has dominated the App Store since its day of release. It has been called today’s Pac Man but yet Rovio don’t seem to be slowing down.  Read more...

Permalink: Angry Birds Valentine Day Update coming in February ?

This has to be the coolest Cydia app to date. Graviboard frees the homescreen icons on your iOS device from their usual positions and adds physics effects so that they move around freely with the touch of your finger or tilt of the accelerometer.  Read more...

Permalink: Graviboard: Crazy Tweak frees your iPhone/iPad Homescreen Icons from Gravity [Cydia]

Microsoft provides Bing as the default search engine for Windows Phone 7 just like Android has Google. But to make googling more convenient, Google has released a free Search App for Windows Phone 7 that lets you search the web, images, local and more –  in a nutshell, the complete search package.  Read more...

Permalink: Google Releases Search App for Windows Phone 7–Download now!

It’s clearly obvious that apps on iOS are just a different ball game altogether when compared to their Android versions. Take the Facebook app as an example. Although it got an upgrade yesterday, it still doesn’t match the speed and features of its iOS version. Similarly, Twitter for Android has also received an upgrade, bringing it on par to its iOS sibling in terms of feature set. It brings features that iOS users are already used to, such as, Pull to Refresh, Swipe to Reveal, Tweet Details Page and much more.  Read more...

Permalink: Twitter for Android Updated with its iOS Counterpart’s Features