Seesmic for the iPhone has just been released, and the app comes touting support for Twitter, Facebook and Ping.fm. In other words, you can now update many many (read: more than you need) social networks all at the same time. But my sarcasm aside, the Seesmic for iPhone app seems to be a worthy addition

There have been some recent rumors which suggest that the iPhone HD could come available in white, and based on those rumors iSpazio took some time to render some images of the iPhone HD in white. What else can you say, its an iPhone HD in white, still, I like the way it looks and

Having had my iPad 3G for a little while now, it seems that I should finally make up my mind and decide on a case. I have been looking and quite honestly there are more available than I want to choose from. That said, one that has caught my eye and that I would love

Browsing the App Store this weekend?  Here are ten new or updated apps for the iPhone and iPad worth taking a closer look at if you are: Safari Sliders. An iPad application based on those sliding square games where a picture

Said to be “as addictive as real cash,” iCountCash adds to the long line of addictive frantic tapping, swiping, and poking games available for iPhone, iPod Touch, and now iPad. While it’s kind of baffling how games like this have caught on, there’s no denying the popularity of such non-placid entertainment for the touch screen devices. If you thought popping virtual bubble wrap was fun, wait till you find out how many bills you can count in 30 seconds. iCountCash features a simple interface with a screen representing a stack of money – US Dollar, Pound, and Euro denominations – that you flip through by swiping down the corners to “reveal” the next bill. You can play against the clock in 15, 30, and 60 second timed intervals or go for marathon mode if being plagued with carpal tunnel is your goal. If you’re a fast enough swiper, you can rack up a dollar amount score faster and higher than the National Debt. (…) Read the rest of iCountCash: The One With the Most Money Wins All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | iCountCash: The One With the Most Money Wins | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Mobile Active Defense wants to bolster your email security—if you’re willing to watch endless tutorial videos. The purpose behind MAD is to help catch and filter malware, phishing scams and other unsavory attacks on your inbox, only letting “pure mail” (their term) through. It does an admirable job of doing so and might be recommended for someone who lacks sufficient knowledge about these issues. But for most users this service will probably not be needed. When firing up MAD for the first time there is a rather lengthy video that walks you through the basic features of the service. Tap anywhere you want. It doesn’t matter—the video isn’t going away. It can’t be paused or sped up. You must sit and watch. So, then you arrive at the settings menu, ready to put in the account information. Beware: (…) Read the rest of Mobile Active Defense is a Watchdog for Your Inbox All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Mobile Active Defense is a Watchdog for Your Inbox | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Being unashamed Amiga fans – see here for proof – the news that we’re to see another Amiga game ported over to the iPhone gives us a funny fluttering feeling in our tummies!  The game in question is Qwak, a platformer from 1993 where you control a little green duck whose mission seems to be

If you question whether augmented reality apps will ever amount to much more than as a tool for finding a nearby restaurant, then take a look at the newest app from the Museum of London for proof that with a little creativity, the technology has the potential to change our perspective of cities we live

Finger prints, smudges, grease and grime are all enemies of the touchscreen device, ruining not only your view but in the case of the iPhone, that beautiful shine too.  Wiping the screen on your shirt, your trouser leg or a tissue is one way to do it, but if you’re concerned about scratches, it’s rarely

The latest update for GV Mobile + is now available for download in Cydia. The update brings the version up to 2.1.50 and corrects the recent login issues that you most likely have been experiencing lately. “This update fixes the Magic Key errors and related problems. I also fixed the international offline dialing problem (+