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AgileMessenger 1.0.16 - Multi Service Chat Iphone Application
This is the mobile messaging application we’ve all been waiting for. AgileMessenger is a multi service chat application that includes ICQ, MSN, AOL, Yahoo!, Jabber and GoogleTalk. This application is smooth, works over edge or wifi, has tons of features, runs in the background more. Yes, running in the background is going to effect your battery but this can be changed in the Preferences. The interface is great and the tab feature works great.
Poker Timer for iPhone - Available in the App Store Application game introduction
iPhone Poker Timer is an application that allows you to “Keep track of your Texas Holdem games with the iPhone Poker Timer. Keep track of your big and small blinds, the current minimum bet, current level, round time and break time.” It will be available via the App Store. Though, there is no indication of what the app will cost.
Tags: iPhone Poker
Mobile broadcaster Flixwagon hitches to iPhone Application tools
Flixwagon, a tool for live video broadcasting to the Web via smartphones, is working on a version for the Apple iPhone and Windows Mobile devices.
Apple answers call for iPhone applications tools software
Apple wowed the cell phone industry a year ago with the first version of the iPhone. And now its new software development kit and soon-to-be-launched application store featuring third-party applications could change the game yet again. (To get a closer look at the third-party software unveiled Monday, click here: “Video roundup: New apps coming to the iPhone.”)
Tags: iPhone applications
AT and T’s iPhone 3G subsidy will cost ‘em
A newly negotiated deal with Apple could hurt exclusive U.S. iPhone carrier AT&T in the short term, but the cell phone carrier sees a big upside for the future.
Tags: Iphone 3G
SixApart introduces native app for pocket TypePad blogging
Next month, among the slew of third-party apps hitting the iPhone’s App Store, blogging tool TypePad will be giving its users a new way to blog on the go. The native application was just announced at Apple’s WWDC Monday morning, but I got a sneak peek at it last week. I think it’s going to be a lifesaver for bloggers who want to monitor and administrate their blogs while away from a laptop or home PC.
Tags: SixApart app
eBay gets its own native iPhone app
On Monday, eBay announced and demonstrated its new Auctions app at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. Users can log in to their accounts to buy and sell items wherever they are. The app integrates with Webkit, allowing people to write out full descriptions just like they would in Safari, which has been formatted to match the finger-friendly screen. Users can also browse and sort through auction photos the same way they’re used to doing with native albums.
Tags: eBay iPhone app
Loopt demos free location-based iPhone app
The location-based social network Loopt, just announced and demoed its native iPhone application onstage at WWDC. The application, which will be free at launch, helps you connect with and find friends around you. Using the location technology built in to the iPhone, Loopt will drop pins onto a map, showing where your friends are.
Tags: iPhone app
WWDC Monday, 3G iPhone to be Unveiled
Well, everyone expects Apple to unveil the 3G iPhone today. There have been sooo many rumors of what is going to be announced and what it is going to look like, that it is enough for your dear editors to go batty.
Tags: 3G iPhone
Nike, Apple and 24 Hour Fitness
Engadget had an article a few days ago that describes Apple teaming up with Nike and 24 Hour Fitness to bring technology to the gym. 24 Hour Fitness has said that they will be launching equipment that works in conjunction with Nike+iPod, allowing members to keep track of their cardio workout. The new equipment is scheduled to be launched in July. Which only makes one wonder if it will be around July 11th. Here is what Engadget is speculating.
Tags: Apple Nike