Your best source for information about Swine Flu might be Swine Flu Tracker, currently awaiting approval by Apple for release in the App Store. IntuApp s has put together a detailed mashup of freely available information about the deadly Swine Flu and packaged it into an iPhone app, which will be offered for free when it is released, according to Techcrunch . This app has virtually everything you’d want to know about the disease. There’s the current threat level (currently at 5) as defined by the World Health Organization: A map of flu cases with updated information coming through a Google Maps RSS feed: Symptoms and information about the disease: And alerts which have been culled from the Twitter feeds of the WHO, Centers for Disease Control and HealthMap: Intuapp’s Barry Schwartz has a write up on his blog (where all these screenshots came from) providing a glimpse of how they were able to pull this information together to deliver an iPhone app in such a short period of time. I’m not so concerned by the Swine Flu (yet) that I need an app to follow its development, but I don’t speak for everyone. Let us know in the comments if you’ll be installing this app when it goes live. Related Posts AMBER Alert Application Has Been Approved New Developers Seeing Contract Delays Keep Your Child Entertained With iStoryTime Tiger Woods PGA Tour For iPhone Now Available EA Releases Pandemonium For iPhone

What do you get when you combine a simple typing test with a high-speed rally car? Honestly, I am not really sure, but it is entertaining. Anyway, in the video, Rory Reid of Crave TV goes for a ride and attempts to type using an iPhone and also an Eee PC. The typing test consisted

Apple isn’t done building its arsenal of chip designers, according to a new report, which claims the company will acquire the services of yet another expert who’s enjoyed a long and successful tenure with the ATI/AMD camp. Citing sources close to Apple, the Inquirer is reporting that one of AMD’s chief technology officers, Raja Koduri, will

Palm Inc’s highly anticipated Pre smartphone costs around $170 to make, according to analysis by research group iSuppli released on Wednesday. Although the Pre has not yet shipped and Palm has yet to announce a release date, iSuppli said it generated the estimate of the device’s hardware and manufacturing costs based on second-quarter component and assembly

Google has recently offered up a new version of their Google Mobile App and with it comes an interesting list of new features which includes Ninjas and a longer version number. Based on that, it would appear that at least one Google employee has a good sense of humor. While entertaining, thankfully the update also

We don’t have an explanation for this, but the new version of the Google Mobile App for iPhone/iPod Touch lists some pretty humorous improvements, notably “Longer Version Number” and “Ninja.” Hmm..what could that mean? Perhaps some hidden special feature that searches a 10-square mile radius for Japanese assassins? This screen can be seen in the “Update

Microsoft Corp. plans to take aim at Apple’s iPhone with its own version of a touch-screen handset that could launch on Verizon’s network sometime early in 2010, according to a report published just minutes ago by the Wall Street Journal. Citing people familiar with the matter, the financial publication said the two companies are currently discussing

The iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 4 arrived just a little later than expected – but it’s still good to see it, and nice to see that the pattern of a new beta release every two weeks is continuing at a steady pace. This has been reported by several sites now. Some have only had the new

Now that iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 4 has been available for a couple hours, people have had the chance to poke around a little bit and thanks to our faithful readers, we’ve got some pretty cool changes to let you know about. By no means is this list complete so if you find something, shoot us an e-mail or leave a comment to share with everyone! Changes in iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 4: App Store Settings icon is now present as it was blank before Users can now login and logout of multiple iTunes accounts on their iPhone or iPod touch It has been verified that the downloading of apps from different iTunes accounts on the device is now allowed! No more wiping a device - just logout and log back in! Copy and Paste is now allowed in the Calculator app The option to create an iTunes account on the device is shown, however attempts to do so have been met with “Cannot Connect to App Store” errors In iTunes 8.2 pre-release with a device connected, the “Info” tab is completely different iTunes 8.2 pre-release states that the syncing of Notes requires that Mac OS X 10.5.7 is required, although it has not been released yet iTunes “About” screen references Blu-ray. Related Posts Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 4 And Updated SDK Flick NBA Basketball - Play As Your Favorite NBA Star GTA-Esque Car Jack Streets Now Available Our Gratitude Journal Giveaway Winners Are… What Movie Is This From? - New Movie Quote Trivia Game

Like clockwork almost, Apple has released Beta 4 of the iPhone OS 3.0 along with an updated SDK. Like the previous 3 releases, this download is available to registered iPhone Developers only and not the general public. No word yet on what is new and improved but as time goes by, we here at AppleiPhoneApps.com will keep you updated with anything noteworthy. Head on over to the iPhone Dev Center and login to download Apple’s latest and greatest. If you find anything worth writing home about, be sure to tell us about it in the comments! One major release note with this beta release is that it requires the download of iTunes v8.2 pre-release which is only available to iPhone Developers. Related Posts New Features Found In iPhone OS 3.0 Beta iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 3 Released Parts Maker Claims It’s Already Shipping Parts for Next-Gen iPhone New MobileMe Functions In iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 3 iPhone Developers Can Now Test Push Notifications On Apps