Facebook released an updated version of their iPhone app at a media event held yesterday.
The updated iPhone app brings functionalities like Groups and Deals to the iPhone besides improving upon the app's Places feature.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg also revealed that that they don't consider Apple's iPad as a mobile device and are still trying to figure out their approach and strategy for tablets, which means that we're unlikely to see an iPad app anytime soon.
If you own a jailbroken iPhone, you may be aware of a number of browser extensions that can improve the web surfing experience on the native platform.
German iPhone hacker Yllier had recently released a new extension or jailbreak app that enhances the user experience on iPhone's Safari browser with new functionalities.
If you are someone who is frequently on the move, you may have often felt handicapped by the absence of a reliable way to remotely access documents on your desktop.
Parallels, a Washington based developer of virtualization software has unveiled a new iPhone app that will make it possible for users to not just access, but also edit and save documents on their Windows or Mac computers from the comfort of their iDevice.
If you like playing table tennis also known as ping pong then you should checkout World Cup Table Tennis developed by Skyworks.
It makes great use of iPhone’s multi-touch interface to give you a good gaming experience.
The controls of the iPhone game are quite intuitive if you have played table tennis before but it will take time and practice to perfect the technique to win a tournament.
Mozilla has announced that their free iPhone application, Firefox Home, has been approved by the Apple app review staff and is now available for download on the App Store.
The application will let users access their Firefox desktop history, bookmarks and open tabs on the iPhone.
In October last year, Mozilla Labs CEO, John Lilly had indicated that his company would be launching an iPhone app for Firefox in the future.
The company has now announced that their first ever iPhone app – Firefox Home, has now been submitted to the Apple App Store for approval. The new app will provide iPhone users a quick access to their Firefox desktop history, open tabs and bookmarks.
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We had written about Tawkon earlier this year. They had developed an interesting application for the iPhone that studied the amount of radiation emitted by the iPhone from any particular location. But it was rejected by Apple.
While the reason for the rejection was not revealed, it is believed to be because of the lack of credible scientific backing to the results offered by Tawkon.
Last week, we wrote about a refreshingly new multitasking iPhone app for jailbroken iPhones called Circuitous.
Circuitous offered a clean dock-based interface for users to switch between the various active iPhone applications. As Dan Zimmerman, the developer of the app put it, it was a nifty “custom app switcher“.
If you are the kind who does a lot of business on the move, here is one iPhone app that I am sure you will love.
Zosh is an application that makes it extremely easy for users to read and sign documents on the go without the need for a printer or fax machine.
If you own a jailbroken iPhone, you may well be aware of the SBSettings app on Cydia.
It's a nifty piece of software that offers a quick way to access your iPhone settings from any application by simply swiping across the iPhone status bar.
