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Rob in San Francisco sent us a link to an interactive, scary, and–dare I say it–immersive iPhone app. We didn’t get chance to test its scariness factor for ourselves but the YouTube demo video had us mesmerized. Rob is with … Continue reading →

NYC-based Badger has launched a “lovingly made” geo-tagged photo sharing iPhone app. And after playing with it yesterday, I agree with their assessment: this app was made avec amour.

Taap.it, the geo-aware classified mobile app that launched at TechCruch Disrupt in late May, has experienced impressive growth in the last two months. They’ve seen $2.4 million in transactions cleared through their online marketplace With the Taap.it iPhone (and Android) … Continue reading →

There were all the signs of a long weekend of coding at the Converge Coworking space on the Kean University campus (Union, NJ). Stacks of empty pizza boxes, coffee cups, wireframe sketches scattered on desks, and developers staring at screen emulators … Continue reading →

While you were asleep this morning, Samsung officially launched Tab, its 7″ Android 2.2 tablet at the IFA show in Berlin.  There’s lots of coverage from the likes of Endgadget, PC World, TechCrunch, Huffington Post, etc.  Some are calling it … Continue reading →

Waves of bad news coming out of AT&T recently stand as a reminder of what life would be like if the crown was restored to this former monarch. First there was the iPad security escapade wherein a group of hackers … Continue reading →

Perspectives from David Pogue (New York Times) and Stacy Higginbotham (Gigaom) are a good starting point to understanding what data caps, pricing tiers, and tethering charges imply about the state of wireless competition (less than thriving) and profit expectations of … Continue reading →

I was lucky to get one of the few seats that suddenly became available for what I had thought was a sold-out  New York City Tech Meetup. I assume Spring fever infected a few early RSVPers. Anyway, I grabbed the … Continue reading →

Remember the iPhone? It’s like a smaller version of the iPad. Anyway, the tech press is all over the news that Apple unlocked VoIP calling within the iPhone SDK . The first app to take advantage is iCall (or maybe … Continue reading →