Although this rumor wasn’t looking like it could turn into reality but still, those who were looking for the launch of a Facebook phone would have realized that its not coming. But today in their live mobile media event, Facebook announced an update to their Facebook app for Android. This updated app has some new features such as places, groups and improved notifications. The update has gone live now and you can download it from Android Market.  Read more...

Permalink: Facebook for Android 1.4 Released – Supports Places, Groups and Improved Notifications

All Android users had been waiting for this news since a long time: Skype for Android is now available for every Android user. Previously, it was restricted to only Verizon users, just like Microsoft’s Bing app is which was totally ridiculous to be honest – it puts the ‘open’ness of Android to shame. But that’s in the past and the app can now be downloaded for free from Android Market. You can make free Skype-to-Skype calls (no matter PC, Mac, iPhone or Android etc) and chat with friends as well. Calls work over both WiFi and 3G but for US users, it’s WiFi only. And of course, you can buy Skype Credit to place calls anywhere in the world!

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Permalink: BREAKING: Skype for Android Now Available for All Users! (Not just Verizon anymore)

Netflix App has gotten an update and now supports video out on iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G.  Weirdly, they’ve left out iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 3G users out for the new feature. Keep in mind that iPhone 3GS is still being sold as an 8GB model, so it’s a really stupid decision on the company’s behalf to not support video out on a current product. The Netflix app is a universal binary so this also means that video out isn’t supported for the iPad too.  Read more...

Permalink: Netflix App for iPhone Updated with Video Out Support

If you’re anything like us then you have multiple computers. It gets pretty hard to keep everything on one computer. For example you like songs on your friend’s computer and would like to add it your iPhone. Apple hasn’t given us the ability to do that. There are a couple if different ways to do it like with Hex editor, but it gets time consuming.  Read more...

Permalink: Sync iPhone/iPod with Multiple Computers using Phoneable

Even though I’m an avid Supercars enthusiast, I had absolutely no clue that there are two versions of Rolls-Royce Sedan, a Ghost and a Phantom until I came across this super app, CarBuzz. It’s a brand new app for iPhone & iPod touch that hit the app store only a few days ago. It’s definitely a must have app for all hardcore car enthusiasts with an iPhone or iPod touch to stay on top with all the latest information from the world of supercars. It features hundreds of cars from almost every major car manufacturer and the list is updated automatically everyday with latest reviews, updates and beautiful images of the latest automobiles.  Read more...

Permalink: [App Review] CarBuzz – A Super App For Supercars Enthusiasts Available In App Store For iPhone & iPod Touch

The much awaited update to sn0wbreeze, version 2.0 has just been released by ih8sn0w. It jailbreaks and hacktivates iPhone, lets you setup custom boot logos, root partition sizes, build custom firmware and much more! It also preserves your current baseband so you can unlock your iPhone using ultrasn0w (unless your baseband is 05.14). sn0wbreeze 2.0 supports jailbreaking iOS 4.1 on iPhone and iPod Touch. The following iOS devices are supported:  Read more...

Permalink: Download sn0wbreeze 2.0.1–Jailbreaks iOS 4.1 on iPhone 2G/3G/3GS(old bootrom) and iPod Touch 1G/2G

Dropbox App for iPhone and iPad is one of the most useful apps in the App Store. With the support it has for so many different platforms such as Windows, OS X, Web, Android and iOS, it’s a must have for a user like me who uses so many different computers. Also, it’s great for sharing files, backing them up and just syncing them.  Read more...

Permalink: Dropbox App for iPhone and iPad updated; Supports background uploading/downloading, Improved UI and Retina Display

After Android, now Apple dives deep into the ocean. Google has released the latest Google Earth 3.1 app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch that lets you explore the ocean and ocean layers on your portable iOS devices.

One can now explore underwater canyons or travel to the ocean’s cordial point, for example, the Mariana Trench with the latest release. With a swipe or stretch of two fingers, users can gaze around in the ocean. To reorganize the view, you just need to click on the North arrow on iPad, iPhone or iPod just like in the PC or Mac version.  Read more...

Permalink: iOS goes underwater with Google Earth 3.1

Coming back strong after the 1999 incident, Napster has launched its app for iPhone,iPod Touch and iPad. Allowing users to stream around 10 Million songs (that’s right, 10 million) for 10$ per month with offline listening, Napster is ready to take on Zune Pass.  Read more...

Permalink: Napster meets iOS with their own App

Apple’s Safari for Mac and Windows was one of the first browsers to have a private surfing mode, although Google Chrome has the best implementation of it to date. Apple never put a private browsing mode in Mobile Safari, possible because an iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad is intended to be a single user, personal device, hence not needing such a mode. But the truth is, iPod Touch and iPad are actually shared by family members way more than you think.  Read more...

Permalink: Private Browsing Mode ‘Covert’ will be available for Mobile Safari Soon on Jailbroken iOS Devices [Cydia App]