Nike has just announced a new version of the their application in the iPhone called it NIKE+App, this new application works with the new any incarnation of iOS4+, but in order to get maximum or so much from it you need to have iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS. This app costs £1.19 and is in the App Store now.

This week, we inadvertently stumbled across a pretty neat, cross-platform, geo-location mobile app titledechoecho. The premise behind echoecho is simple: instead of using a service like Facebook or foursquareto broadcast where you are, it offers a way of requesting the location of a single friend. The application integrates with your phone’s address book and sends a message to friends [...]

Multifl0w is how we feel Apple should have implemented multitasking into iOS in the first place. It works quickly, beautifully, and efficiently on jailbroken iPhones, iPod touches and… iPads! The app collaborates with the free “backgrounder” app from Cydia and displays up to 9 apps at a time.

Apple start approving cydia apps,Mitube is a cydia app but by some reason Apple approve that app.Now it’s avaliable in app store.As title tells you all story,now you can download youtube video direct on your iphone,all you have to do search video and hit download button.Leave you reviews in comment box.Thankx Update: Apple called the developer, [...]

Mozilla has announced that it has submitted its Firefox Home iPhone application to Apple, which gives you access to your desktop history, bookmarks and open tabs on the go.Bringing your desktop to the cloud is something Mozilla is hoping will entice users to using Firefox tech on their iPhone.”Firefox Home helps give you the information [...]

In a bit of surprising news, Amazon today announced that an Android application for their popular e-book Kindle service is now available on the Android market for your download pleasure. The Kindle application does require Android 1.6 or greater, and allows users to search, browse, and purchase e-books from Amazon’s 600,000+ book database, right from [...]

While Sling Media’s SlingPlayer Mobile, the mobile client for the company’s Slingboxes, is already available for a while for several mobile platforms like Windows Mobile, the iPhone or BlackBerry, an Android version is still not available but we recently learned, that it seems to be in private Beta testing at the moment. Nevertheless, SlingMedia itself [...]

On the heels of some cool Adobe news last week at Google I/O (The Engineering Behind Flash Player 10.1, Available Now: Developer Prerelease of AIR for Android and Flash Player 10.1 on Google TV),It looks good, but keep in mind that it requires Android 2.1 or above and is currently only supported on some Android devices: Currently [...]

Skyfire got its start on Windows Mobile and Symbian, which proved, at least in the US, to have been an unfortunate choice. (Skyfire is historically a US-only app.) They’ve finally crossed the bridge over to Android, a platform that isn’t just taking off, but is in dire need of some healthy browser competition. And Skyfire [...]

Apple has acquired Siri, a company that makes a virtual assistant app. Siri was inspired by DARPA’s CALO — the Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes — project. Originally designed to help streamline military personnel’s activities, the consumer app focuses on helping you find things like restaurants, making use of speech recognition to boot. Essentially [...]