There are a number of iPhone apps available on the App Store that allow users to send photos and contacts over Wi-Fi.
But I haven't found any of the iPhone apps as intuitive and appealing as the latest app called ‘Mover’ developed by Infinite lab.
Mover is an app just made for the iPhone.
Apple announced more than 100 new features for users in iPhone OS 3.0 during the special event to preview their next generation operating system for the iPhone.
But during the event, Apple didn't provide details of all the 100 new features in iPhone OS 3.0. Gizmodo is reporting that in addition to features like Cut, Copy & Paste, MMS, landscape keyboard support for iPhone apps such as Mail, SMS and Notes, and Push Notification Service, iPhone OS 3.0 will also improve image quality.
We have seen quite a few iPhone apps removed or banned from the App Store by Apple for reasons such as copyright issues, duplicating functionality, offering tethering functionality, based on limited utility, content or materials found objectionable, just a ridiculous app etc.
In fact, Apple recently removed a controversial iPhone game called "Baby Shaker" and later issued an apology for approving the iPhone game.
Apple's approval process has come under scrutiny yet again. This time rock band Nine Inch Nails' (NIN) founder Trent Reznor has spoken out against Apple's rejection policies as a service update of their iPhone app NIN: Access was rejected for "objectionable content".
A few days ago when World Health Organization (WHO) director general warned of a Swine flu pandemic by raising the alert to levels 5, folks at IntuApps don't want iPhone users to be left out. They have submitted an iPhone app aptly called Swine Flu Tracker to track Swine flu to App Store for approval.
The rate at which Swine flu is spreading across the world is alarming so if you are a globe trotter and paranoid about the situation then you will definitely find this iPhone app useful.
Firemint recently released the new version of Flight Control. The simplicity and addictiveness of Firemint's iPhone game continues to grow.
Its back at the number one spot on the App store. The price remains at $.99 (which is 60% off its full price) but for a limited time!
I had enjoyed reviewing Flight Control as mush as I enjoyed playing it. The latest version has taken player feedback in to consideration and has come up with a set of good features and fixes.
Rumors about Apple's next generation iPhone are back.
This time it's BusinessWeek reporting that as per their source who is "familiar with Apple's plans" has told them that Apple's new iPhone will allow users to easily record, edit and share movies.
