First Windows Phone 7 Series partner apps unveiled
By Imran Hussain  |  3 days ago  |  No CommentsMicrosoft

First Windows Phone 7 Series partner apps unveiled

As usual, Engadget has posted information about a Microsoft event, before it has happened, thanks to early access to press releases. There is a huge list of dev partners that Microsoft has gathered for Windows Phone 7 Series to boot with. It includes big names like EA Mobile, Foursquare, Seesmic and the likes. Based on XNA and Siverlight,...

Android Market holding highest percentage of free apps
By Eddie  |  22 days ago  |  No CommentsApple, Microsoft

Android Market holding highest percentage of free apps

  Who doesn’t love free applications? But I don’t mind paying for professional high-quality applications, but come on! Who wouldn’t like using free apps! According to Distimo, Android Market has the highest percentage of free applications (don’t forget it has 25,000+ apps! available. … ...

BlackBerry twitter clients: Seesmic or UberTwitter?
By Eddie  |  38 days ago  |  8 Comments

BlackBerry twitter clients: Seesmic or UberTwitter?

We can’t deny the fact that Twitter is growing everyday. Twitter is now attached to our everyday life. That’s why it isn’t limited just to the desktop, it’s also on everyone’s phones now. You can access it via your data connection ( use the the mobile website ), or just download a twitter client. One of the most popular smartphones,...

Preview iPhone apps in your browser
By Eddie  |  42 days ago  |  3 CommentsApple

Preview iPhone apps in your browser

It was always a hassle to view applications for the iPhone for people who didn’t have the iTunes software for a whole set of reasons. All that changed today since Apple now lets you preview apps in your browser! … ...

DragonFireSDK lets you develop iPhone apps on Windows!
By Eddie  |  45 days ago  |  23 Comments

DragonFireSDK lets you develop iPhone apps on Windows!

DragonFireSDK has managed to release what seems to be an extension for Microsoft Visual C++, which is really an SDK for developing iPhone apps on Windows. Yes, what you just read is completely true, and 100% working! … ...

Quick overview of the new iPad apps
By Anum Vighio  |  50 days ago  |  9 CommentsApple

Quick overview of the new iPad apps

The iPad comes pre-loaded with the familiar built in apps that we’ve seen in the iPhone and iPod Touch before, only that they’ve been redesigned from the ground up. The conventional Safari browser works pretty much the same way it works on an iPhone. The Mail app offers a split-screen view that enables you to view an open email and your...

By Imran Hussain  |  91 days ago  |  3 CommentsApple

New iPhone 3G S Ad by Apple: 12 Days of Xmas

Apple has released a new iPhone 3G S ad just before Christmas called 12 Days of Xmas. It shows 12 apps that range from card sending, to cooking, gift sending and other such holiday traditions. It ends with an app that can light up your Christmas tree. Now, that is cool! … ...

By Anum Vighio  |  104 days ago  |  1 CommentInternet

Free Apps in Ovi Store for the holiday season!

The holiday season is here and the people over at the Nokia Ovi Store have decided to be generous the whole month of December. They are offering free premium apps all this month for touch screen Nokia devices! Everyday, a new app will be up for grabs, all you have to do is follow @ovibynokia on twitter and stay updated as to which app will...

By Imran Hussain  |  131 days ago  |  3 CommentsMicrosoft

Zune HD firmware 4.3 released – Supports upcoming Games and Apps

Finally something new for the Zune HD, just when I thought that they had lost momentum. A new firmware update, version 4.3 for the Zune HD, brings support for upcoming games and apps, improved browsing as well as text input along with many additions and bug fixes. … ...

By Imran Hussain  |  149 days ago  |  4 CommentsMicrosoft

Inside the top secret Microsoft Apps Lab

Microsoft is trying hard to get developers excited for Windows Marketplace, while at the same time taking shots at the competition, namely Apple’s App Store. While most iPhone users are fond of the $0.99 Fart apps and the likes, Microsoft thinks such apps are worth rejecting. This recently posted video on the Windows Mobile Dev Youtube channel...