It’s a little ironic that I’m writing this post about iPhone apps using WordPress on a Motorola Droid (Devour actually), but it allows me a chance to experience how hard it is to blog, using a tiny tiny tactile keyboard and also finally get this …

Acepto todo tipo de sugerencias para mejorar esta tabla de pruebas entre el iPhone, el Blackberry Bold y el Nexus One Android. Mi comentario general es que para el mundo de la empresa lo mejor es un Blackberry o, si la empresa quiere ahorrar, un PeekF…

Yelp is drawing inspiration (in a manner of speaking) from Foursquare and Gowalla by adding check-in features to its iPhone app. Since there are over a million Yelp iPhone app users, Yelp’s check-in service will be in more hands and pockets than Four…

The Tweetdeck dev team has been busy over the holidays, bringing us version 1.3 of the iPhone application. It consists mostly of minor improvements, but there’s one cool feature: geotagging and inline maps in the tweet detail screen.Of course, to hav…

Having your own iPhone app for your website or blog is becoming an increasingly common way to promote and extend your brand.

However, actually creating that application and getting it into the App Store can be a lengthy and expensive process, especial…

The benchmark for mobile social networking was raised to new levels with Facebook 3.0 for iPhone. With a customizable home interface, multimedia upload and management capabilities, and dozens of new improvements and features, it got a lot of attentio…

While Lawnmower Man may have led us to believe the future was a virtual one, it seems that in fact augmented reality (the overlaying of digital data on the real world) is where we’re headed.
A buzz technology right now, augmented reality apps are qui…

iPhone development can be intimidating, especially to someone who’s unfamiliar with Macs, or the way iPhone apps work.But with currently more than 100,000 apps officially available from the App Store, it’s kind of hard for a developer to ignore the…