All you need to know about iPhone OS 4

The Apple iPhone OS 4 has been officially announced today. The previously rumored multi-tasking feature of the iPhone OS 4 has now been pronounced as official, so it enables iPhone 3GS and 3rd gen iPod Touch (ie, late 2009 models) to multitask. But no multi-tasking support for the older versions of iPhone such as the iPhone 3G.

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CallTrack logs your calls on Google Calendar

CallTrack is an application for Android phones which allows you to track your calls on Google Calendar. The app itself is very simple which consists of a few settings, that you can choose to have incoming, outgoing and missed calls to be recorded onto your Google Calendar.

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EyeTV iPhone app streams live TV over 3G or WiFi

The Elgato’s EyeTV app for the iPhone or iPod Touch, has now been made available with the latest version 1.0.2, which allows your iPhone to stream live TV over WiFi or 3G connection. The newly added 3G live TV streaming capability makes it more convenient for your iPhone to watch TV almost everywhere you’re.

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iPad gets jailbroken

What makes the Apple gadgets attractive to the iPhone Dev team is they always pose a challenge for the dev team to jailbreak them. And the team has just successfully jailbroken the newly released iPad.

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iDisplay turns iPad or iPhone into a secondary monitor for your computer

The iDisplay is an application that lets your iPad or iPhone become the secondary monitor for your computer. The iDisplay has got the version for Mac OS X, while the Windows version is being developed.

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iPad gets Smule Magic Piano app

Open your eyes to more applications for the iPad before the actual launch date, so you’ll know where you’ll be headed to with the iPad. If you love playing musical instruments or you’ve had great experience with the Smule Ocarina app on the iPhone, I bet you’ll also fall in love with the Magic Piano app, which was exclusively made for the Apple iPad by Smule.

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1350 leaked iPad Apps

AppAdvide has readied about 1350 Apple iPad apps for you to browse through. These iPad applications will also be made available on the launch day (April 3) of the Apple iPad. It’s interesting to know before the launch date what applications will be available for the iPad, you can take a tour here.

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Swipe It turns iPhone into a credit card reader

We’ve seen a number of applications and the associated accessories that turn the Apple iPhone into a credit card reader. And we have one more here, Swipe It, which adds credit-card swiping capability to the iPhone or iPod Touch, and allows you to use your Apple gadgets to receive payments for your business on the go.

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Toktumi Line 2 iPhone app lets you make free 3G and WiFi calls

The Toktumi Line 2 application for the iPhone allows you to make and receive free phone calls via WiFi or 3G networks. This saves you from having to use your existing iPhone minutes. You can even downgrade your iPhone service to AT&T’s $40 plan with 450 minutes, so when your minutes are finished, you can then make calls via WiFi and 3G networks. The Line 2 app also allows you to make cheap International calls at a couple of cents per minute for many countries.

You need to download and install the Line 2 app on your iPhone and sign up for an account. Once you’ve done that, you’ll be given your own Line 2 phone number, which works like any regular phone number. You can even port your existing number to Toktumi or get a premium 800 number.

The Line 2 app also provides various goodies, such as advanced call management features which let you forward calls or route calls through a virtual assistant, and the ability to create conference calls with up to 20 users. It also packs iPhone-like voice mail features and you can also have voicemails sent to your emails. The Line 2 app also imports your existing contacts, so you can quickly place calls and get incoming numbers identified.

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iPhone app diagnoses respiratory disease by listening to you coughing

A smart application is being developed for the Apple iPhone, which lets you cough right in the microphone of the iPhone to diagnose respiratory disease.

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