Seems like Rogers ( NYSE: RCI ) has been busy over the last little while. They’ve just launched the Samsung Galaxy ‘Spica’ powered-by Android 1.5, and late last week they also launched the new Rogers ‘RedBoard’ to help them connect with customers.
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Rogers Navigator for iPhone Coming Soon – Will Not be Voiced by Kenny Rogers
The Gowalla location-based check-in service that has been making the rounds on Android and iPhone is now available for webOS devices, like the Palm ( NSDQ: PALM ) Pre and Pixi. Anyone familiar with Foursquare will roughly know the shtick: go to a place, check in using a mobile app, and get rewards, both virtual and real. Gowalla differs in that instead of getting points for every check in, you get a badge, and specific locations have signature badges which are meant to lure folks out into noteworthy locations
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Palm Pre and Pixi get Gowalla for webOS
If you’re looking for an iPhone application to share photos across your social networks, you may want to give TweetPhoto a roll. The site just got an overhaul – which prominently features photos of the Full House cast – and this new iPhone app makes it pretty simple to share pictures across Twitter, MySpace, Facebook, or Foursquare accounts. I downloaded the free app TweetPhoto Pro and it looks pretty good: it has a clean interface that makes it quick to scan your friends’ photo streams, as well as public or popular photos
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TweetPhoto makes it easy to share
The developers at Bellshare have recently released an update to their popular BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) weather app, bringing it up to version 2.2.01.
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Bellshare Launches Update to BerryWeather App
XS Games has announced the early Spring 2010 release of The Red Star for iPhone and PSPgo. Previously released on PlayStation2, The Red Star is a mashup of top down shooter and beat ‘em up gameplay, based upon the graphic novel of the same name by Christian Gossett
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Gaming hit ‘The Red Star’ comes to iPhone and PSPgo
Alliances in the mobile world are sometimes fleeting, but they can also be strong enough to break other partnerships. Take Skype’s recent partnership to bring VoIP calling to Verizon ( NYSE: VZ ) Wireless customers, for example.
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Skype bows to Verizon, steers clear of Nokia’s US Ovi Store
iPhone users, your day of visual search reckoning has arrived! While Android users have been prancing around town with the Google Goggles app primed to identify objects by snapping a quick picture, the iPhone camp has been left without a viable visual search app to call their own. That is, until today.
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iPhone gets Google Goggles, but it’s called oMoby
I think it’s a crying shame that Tawkon’s iPhone application won’t be allowed in the App Store because it seems like a well-crafted program that could find a large audience.
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Tawkon measures iPhone radiation, won’t be approved by Apple
Google ( NSDQ: GOOG )’s status and multimedia sharing service, Buzz , launched with a dose of Android support , and now thanks to a third-party application called Buzzie, it’s available on the iPhone. Buzzie enables all the features you would expect, like reading posts from those you follow, posting geotagged updates yourself, checking the local Buzz, commenting on and Liking updates, and browsing attached links
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iPhone Gets Google Buzz App – Buzzie
Remember when Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) decided to be our dad and removed all applications with sexual content or innuendo from the App Store? Well, it looks like they missed one and it pulled in $10,000 in a week before being pulled
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Boob iPhone app slipped through Apple censors