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<< Previous | Next >> July 3, 2009Speech Recognition iPhone App Translates Arabic On the FlySpeech technology is advancing quickly; even smartphones offer apps that let you speak commands and perform voice-activated searches. Now, a new app for iPhone and Blackberry can convert spoken Arabic into spoken English (and vice versa). The mobile app's speed of processing and accuracy is unprecedented for such a complex and different pair of languages. Gizmodo reports via Popular Science reports.
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July 1, 2009Obama Administration - White House News app
This app will bring you daily blog entries from the Official White House blog, photos from the Official White House photographers, plus weekly video addresses by President Obama, videos of Press Briefings, Tweets from the White House's official Twitter account, and news articles from the Washington Post, New York Times, and Los Angeles Times. (Government content used within this application is in the public domain. This application has not been endorsed by the Federal Government.) [via What'on iPhone]
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June 30, 2009Fluent News app aggregates made-for-mobile content
Stories on Fluent News comes from top news sources, including the Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and CNN. In their own words: Stay current wherever you are with fast, continual news updates. . All content from your latest sync is also available for offline reading. Our interface organizes content intelligently, grouping similar stories together, which provides breadth of news as well as one-click access to broader coverage of any single story. Easily post articles to Facebook or Twitter or email links to friends. emily | 2:37 PM | permalink
June 29, 2009Barnes and Noble gets an (amazing) iPhone app
In their own words: Search millions of books, DVDs, and CDs using your iPhone’s camera. Just snap a photo of the front cover and we’ll find it for you instantly! Get product details, editorial reviews, and customer ratings – even find and reserve a copy in the store closest to you. A store locator will help you find the Barnes & Noble superstore nearest you, see upcoming events, and get directions. emily | 10:45 PM | permalink
June 25, 2009Yep, iPorn Is Here For The iPhone
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Call a Cab appf or iPhone
Via iPhone GPS, the Call a Cab app will track your location, and give you the numbers of the closest cab companies. [The Frisky - Seven iPhone apps you need] emily | 8:17 AM | permalink
June 24, 2009"The 99-cent iPhone app that kills print journalism"
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June 22, 2009TV character Pocket Alan iphone app
The application features 22 classic catch phrases to play with, like calling your friends with Alan's voice. Lost in translation. Unless of course you are an Alan Partridge fan. emily | 9:30 AM | permalink
June 19, 2009Find Internet Cafe
Features: - Detects your current location automatically and displays search results based on proximity. emily | 9:30 AM | permalink
Typography app for iPhone
The app allows you to send messages to your friends which are displayed using random sets of letters and numbers from our Flickr account. Simply type your message and preview an example of the message. Shake the device to generate a new visualization of the message with new images. emily | 9:24 AM | permalink
Credit Card Check iphone app
In their own words: You dont have to go online or transmit sensitive credit card information. A must-have for anyone taking orders over the phone or international orders. Perfect for call centers or small offices. Download and start using this tool to instantly eliminate fraudlent orders and invalid card numbers. It checks for the valid length, prefix, card type debit or credit and check digit for the major credit cards such as: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discovery, Diners, JCB, Maestro and Visa Electron. emily | 9:16 AM | permalink
TwitPict gets an iPhone app
How does it work? 1. Launch TwitPict. emily | 9:10 AM | permalink
June 17, 2009TweetDeck for iPhone go for launch tonight
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June 16, 2009MapQuest Launches iPhone App
Read ReadWriteWebfull review. emily | 7:17 AM | permalink
June 15, 2009World Access iphone app by CallingCards.com
In their own words: No more memorizing toll-free numbers or pin numbers. Just launch our application, select a person from your contacts, and we will automatically dial for you! Instantly connect to your party in seconds while being hassle-free! emily | 2:35 PM | permalink
Hello Vino iPhone app
Whether you're looking for a wine to pair with food, enjoy on its own (by taste or flavor), or give as a gift, Hello Vino assists the beginner wine consumer with recommendations. You can also perform a quick search for a specific wine while you're shopping in a store or sitting in a restaurant, to help with your wine purchasing decision. The vino database has close to 1 million wines. emily | 11:35 AM | permalink
June 12, 2009Lonely Planet launches iPhone travel guides
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iSmaurai two-player sword fighting gaming app
A do-jo training room is even provided for practicing. You can also play in single mode with computer provided opponents [via Cellular News] emily | 9:25 AM | permalink
June 10, 2009"Wait Times" app tells you how long lines are at Disney
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June 9, 2009AppRankings
Simply search by app name, developer, or keywords to find an app, then add it to the tracking list in any of the App Store categories or countries. The app's top 100 ranking will then automatically be retrieved. You can display a graphical history of each tracked app, going back to the first time you began tracking. And you can track as many different apps in any categories or countries as you want, both paid and free. emily | 9:25 AM | permalink
TomTom for iPhone
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June 8, 2009PC Mag review Palm Pre's 19 available appsThe Palm Pre's SDK is still too primitive for flashy games and complex office apps, but there's already a decent stable of (19) basic apps, and they're all free. PCMag reviews all 19 of them. You can shop here. emily | 8:10 AM | permalink
June 5, 2009ColorSnap
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June 4, 2009Slasher Escapes Approval Limbo, Returns to App Store
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May 28, 2009iPhone applications can help the autistic
Read full article. emily | 7:23 AM | permalink
May 26, 2009Celebrity app puts you on the cover
Uploading your own picture to one of 20 magazine covers. You can even adjust the image by cropping or scaling to size. Available in a lite or pay-for-version ($2.99). emily | 7:51 PM | permalink
May 25, 2009B-Bot: Tristan Eaton iPhone App
B-BOT features a huge variety of bodies to choose from along with hundreds of hair styles, accessories, eyes, mouths, sneakers, and more. There are over 400 items to choose from. You can make over a billion B-BOTs of yourself and your friends. B-BOT was conceived by Tristan Eaton and Peter Cortez while working together on the 2008 Barack Obama Campaign. It was developed by Greg Elliott, the creator of SynchStep.
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iNapkin app
You can scribble notes, pan and zoom. iNapkin comes with three sizes of napkins to suit your creative needs. You can save your work to your Photo Library at any time. Comes in a lite (free) and pay-for version ($1.99) above. [mobicell/twitter via Just Another iPhone Blog]
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May 21, 2009Meet a stranger with iBatko app
Everyone is completely anonymous and no personal data is shared although, if you like the person on the other side nothing stops you from sharing your e-mails and becoming friends [via iPhonea Applications List] emily | 2:09 PM | permalink
May 20, 2009Kama Sutra app should be approved with iPhone 3.0 parental controls
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