Case-mate Hug ships, iPhone printing at Hilton Garden Inn, March Madness app

Case-mate has announced that its new wireless charging system called the Hug for the iPhone 3G and 3GS is now shipping. The system is available for $100 and includes the charge base, case, and screen protector

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App Review: 1000: Find ‘Em All

At first glance “ 1000: Find ‘Em All ” from Glu Mobile reminded me of Zelda – A Link To The Past on the SNES – the art and style of the game world is really cute and slick. The world is a traditional 2D pixel art background, whereas the main character is rendered in 3D, which gives him a nice appearance.

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iControlPad in production, no explicit app category, and MobileMe on Mobile Safari enhanced

I like playing games on my iPhone.

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iControlPad in production, no explicit app category, and MobileMe on Mobile Safari enhanced

Apple Comments on Removal of Apps Containing Sexual Content

Apparently there have been recent interviews in which Phil Schiller, head of worldwide product marketing at Apple, has commented on the removal of apps that contain sexual content. Below are a few snippets of what he had to say.

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App Review: Doc² and Sheet²

One of the most useful functions for a portable device such as the iPhone and Touch is as a way to view or edit office documents while on the move. If there’s a reliable way to do that, many people will feel able to leave their laptops at home when travelling.

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iPhone flash cards, iSites builds multiplatform apps, Assassin’s Creed II coming to iPhone

I remember when I was in college people were always making flash cards to study. I was always too lazy to write stuff out

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Man treats wound sin Haiti using iPhone, Verizon iPhone predicted next week, Final Fantasy headed to iPhone

A man in Haiti has reportedly used an app on his iPhone to help treat wounds received in the massive quake that ravaged the island.

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Apple owns 99.4% of all app sales in 2009, iPhone 4.0 OS rumored for next week, Jawbone Icon shows battery life on iPhone screen

A new report is out from Gartner that claims Apple captured a whopping 99.4% of all app sales in 2009. That makes sense when you think of the 3 billion downloads form the store so far.

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App Review: CoPilot Live

For someone who spent the formative years of his youth reading maps in the Scouts, I have an unnerving ability to get lost. But so far – and this is especially inscrutable for a gadget freak – I have resisted the lure of satellite navigation.

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2009’s Apps of the Year

It’s almost the end of the 2009. This year has seen the release of the iPhone 3GS , tons of new features thanks to iPhone OS 3.0 , and has seen the iPhone’s smartphone market share rise considerably .

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2009’s Apps of the Year

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