Xbox 360 Games on iPhone? Sure — But Not From Microsoft (PC World)

Watch next week for technology that will enable Xbox 360 games to be translated into iPhone apps.

iPhone mania sees app creators miss out (The Australian)

MEDIA companies looking to tap the digital wave have become too obsessed with creating applications for Apple’s iPhone.

Xbox 360 Games on iPhone? Sure — But Not From Microsoft (PC World)

Watch next week for technology that will enable Xbox 360 games to be translated into iPhone apps.

iPhone mania sees app creators miss out (The Australian)

MEDIA companies looking to tap the digital wave have become too obsessed with creating applications for Apple’s iPhone.

Analysts find iPhone use heaviest on nights and weekends (Geek.com)

You just don’t see Apple’s iPhone being used as an enterprise phone by many companies, although some Fortune 500 companies have started bowing to internal pressure and deploying them as company phones along with the venerable BlackBerry. Despite this, studies show that the iPhone is still mostly used by people in the comfort of their […]

Hearst LMK announces new iPhone apps (Connecticut Post)

Dozens of new iPhone applications that aggregate content about popular topics were announced Friday by LMK, a Hearst Corp. digital service. The new applications called LMK (Let Me Know) deliver content to subscribers on a wide variety of topics, from mainstream media outlets such as the Washington Post and the New York Times to blogs and fan pages specializing on the apps subject.

Analysts find iPhone use heaviest on nights and weekends (Geek.com)

You just don’t see Apple’s iPhone being used as an enterprise phone by many companies, although some Fortune 500 companies have started bowing to internal pressure and deploying them as company phones along with the venerable BlackBerry. Despite this, studies show that the iPhone is still mostly used by people in the comfort of their […]

Mitzi Purdue develops iPhone application (The Daily Times)

NEW YORK — High-tech gadgets, such as mobile phones and gaming systems, can be criticized for contributing to inactivity and laziness among users. A new iPhone application developed by Mitzi Perdue, founder of Healthy U, and released by the mobile publisher, B Healthy U, undermines this negative stigma.

Mitzi Purdue develops iPhone application (The Daily Times)

NEW YORK — High-tech gadgets, such as mobile phones and gaming systems, can be criticized for contributing to inactivity and laziness among users. A new iPhone application developed by Mitzi Perdue, founder of Healthy U, and released by the mobile publisher, B Healthy U, undermines this negative stigma.

Pocket Chef for iPhone (Network World)

Developed by Gameloft, Pocket Chef is a cooking simulation game for the iPhone designed for the cooking-impaired. The app features 25 different recipes, some of which need to be “unlocked” by completing simpler and more familiar recipes. Each recipe requires a variety of different cooking skills that manifest themselves in mini-games with handy introductory tutorials. Pocket Chef tasks its …

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