Lately is is beginning to seem as if more and more people are worried about what the content on the iPad is going to cost, and in some cases is seems as if people are worrying about that more than actually plunking down $500 or more to buy the actual device. There has been a

AppAdvice.com reports that Apple is planning to match Amazon’s price point of $9.99 for best selling books on its eBookstore. It was believed for the longest time that Apple had cut a deal with book publishers that would allow them to set their own prices for content, with Apple taking a 30% cut. This new evidence

A good number of people, myself included, were quite unhappy when Apple announced that its iPad would not support Adobe Flash. Supporters of the device, however, retorted that the iPad would be such a revolutionary device that it would render Flash obsolete by ushering in an era HTML5. At first I was skeptical of this,

Listenial is a music app for iPhone and iPod Touch that links to the music stored in the default iPod application to allow you to create playlists on the go. As a music player, it’s effective and as a playlist creator, it’s equally effective. While the UI isn’t totally sexy, it’s simple enough to use and has a few features that are kinda user friendly. If you really don’t like building playlists within iTunes, but every song you own is synced to or stored on your device, then Listenial can help you build lists right here, right now, with a fair amount of ease. Plus, it’s a bit jazzier in appearance than the iPod default music player. To create a playlist with Listenial, simply launch the app, scroll the screen over to the playlists menu and tap “create playlist.” Name your list and then the app takes you to your music library. Scroll through and select the songs you want to add. It’s really quite simple. (…) Read the rest of Create and Listen To Playlists on the Go with Listenial © AppCraver , 2010. | Create and Listen To Playlists on the Go with Listenial | Get our iPhone Reviews on Facebook & Twitter !

SAS Survival Guide – HarperCollins Publishers has teamed up with Trellisys.net to bring you an iPhone app of…a book. Granted, it’s a classic, the distillation of the survival knowledge of 26-year Special Air Services veteran John “Lofty” Wiseman. The entire SAS Survival Guide is here, covering Sea Coast, Desert Tropics, Polar environments, and even Urban disasters. You’ll find everything within the various chapters from how to make good guesses at weather by cloud formations, to how to navigate by the sun and the stars, to what amount of metal, brick, or wood will shield you from radiation. Chapters include First Aid, Hunting (yes, that means fishing and trapping too), Wild Food, and Camp. Essentials covers the materials you’ll want in your kit to prepare for the big adventure. The SAS Survival Guide app also has some juicy extras not in the book, like a Morse code signaling device, a sun compass, and an interactive quiz. There’s also plenty of video of Lofty explaining how to make fire, build shelter, catch food, and generally get by in places you have no business being. (…) Read the rest of SAS Survival Guide App Repackaged for a new Generation © AppCraver , 2010. | SAS Survival Guide App Repackaged for a new Generation | Get our iPhone Reviews on Facebook & Twitter !

Tom Freeman is a sound engineer who by day works for a company who produce equipment and software designed to emulate classic analogue audio equipment, but he is also the man who embraces high-tech musical methods, as he has just become the first person to record an entire album of material using only an iPhone

Creating a makeshift iPhone stand out of an old credit or store card is a cheap and cheerful way to support your phone while watching a video, but the cards never last long if you fold them in and out of shape a lot or, as I have found, you want to use it on

London, UK March 17, 2010—iPhone Insurance Apps today announced the release of Insure Me, the new free iPhone app that helps you save money on your iPhone insurance. Currently working across the 4 main iPhone operating countries USA, UK, Australia and Canada this simple yet effective iPhone app asks you 3 questions then helps you get a hidden discount code. Lead Developer Samuel Liebz said “It has taken us a long time to research and source really good, solid iPhone insurance companies with sound policies that will cost-effectively protect your iPhone – and to then make it even better by arranging special discounts to make the iPhone insurance cheaper.  So we are really pleased and proud to be releasing this to help people save money with their iPhone insurance.” Available in the Apple iTunes and App Store under the name Insure Me, the app asks you 3 relevant questions then shows you the right discount for you.  These discounts are not normally available anywhere else on the internet so this iPhone app is proving helpful in saving users money. Liebz added “Specific iPhone insurance has been either hard to find or expensive, because the iPhone is a valuable, expensive item (£550 to replace in the UK and $600 in the USA) and because of fraudulent claiming – hence the higher insurance premiums.  So we wanted to help people find a way to reduce the cost of their iPhone insurance while getting good effective cover protection at the same time.” To learn more about this about this Insure Me app search the App Store for “Insure Me” or visit www.iPhoneInsuranceApp.com

The Discovery Channel has recently released the official MythBusters app for the iPhone. The app is currently available in the App Store and is selling for $3.99. This may not be a free app, but it seems as if this will be worth the few dollar purchase price. In terms of features, those who make

StyleTap has finally released their iPhone app that will allow you to run Palm OS on your iPhone. I say finally because it seems as if it has been a long time coming, this was first given a walkthrough way back in May of 2008. But in the end good things come to those that