Yahoo’s new AppSpot service lets you search for iOS and Android apps using a web browser or a mobile device. The system includes ratings, daily personal picks and a list of related apps to help you discover the perfect app. You can download AppSpot for Android and iOS today. [Yahoo] More »
Twitter’s decided they’ve got the gold standard in applications, and are essentially telling aspiring devs to eff off: “Developers ask us if they should build client apps that mimic or reproduce the mainstreamTwitter consumer client experience. The answer is no.” More »
Sadly, it’s not bank accounts. It’s Shazam. The iPhone app that listens to tunes and tells you what they are. Schiller and I list it as our favourite. Emboldened, I feel as though I could deliver an Apple keynote tomorrow. More »
Palm Pre and Android phone owners could be getting some Sling streaming television action if this Sling Media job listing reveals anything. The company is looking for a Mobile Interface Designer who has experience with Android and WebOS applications. More »
More goodness from Lifehacker. Today’s instalment is a list of the best time-tracking applications available today. [Lifehacker]
The much-awaited TomTom for iPhone GPS navigation app has popped up in the New Zealand App Store with a reported asking price ranging from about $US81 to $US125. The app price does not include the car kit. [MacRumors]
Oh Installer, Installer, we had so much fun together, you and I. When Apple didn’t have any iPhone app store, and whenever Apple blocked some essential iPhone apps, you were always there. And now… now you are dead. More »
Maybe I’m just a font geek, but I often wonder what typefaces are used for texts I run into in the world. WhatTheFont is a great free app that can solve those typographical mysteries instantly.
In case anybody is keeping the count in this dumb bragging race, here’s an image of Mac OS X running two hundred apps at once, breaking the previous 150-app record.
