DriveSmart Plus Android app prevents texting while driving

You’ll put your life at risk if you’re texting while driving. Here comes the DriveSmart Plus Android app for your Android smartphones, which has been developed by the team-up of T-Mobile and Location Labs and aims to prevent you from texting on your phone while you’re driving.

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Vumber Mobile app allows for VOIP calls over WiFi on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch

Paltalk has made its Vumber Mobile application available for the iDevices, allowing you to make VOIP calls over WiFi on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. The Paltalk Vumber mobile app also lets you have multiple lines on your iDevice so you can separate business calls from personal calls on a single device.

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Point-of-sale app turns iPad into a cash register

iPad can be turned into a cash register machine for small business, thanks to the Point-of-sale iPad app that makes it possible. ShopKeep.com is the company behind the point of sale app, which allows you to print receipt right on the iPad and even makes a satisfying ka-ching when the sale rings up.

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Get an insurance for your iPhone or gadgets via Protect Your Bubble app

Your iPhone is a precious device for you, so you’d probably want to invest in an insurance that covers the iPhone. Searching for a good gadget insurance online is a painful task but it’s been made super easy by a free application offered by online gadget insurer, ProtectYourBubble.com.

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Beverly Hills’ facial plastic surgeon iPhone app

Before you go for a real nose job or facelift, it’s best to use some kind of software to play around with virtual nose jobs or face lifts on your own photos, to ensure you’ll not look uglier after the job’s done. Now, you can use your iPhone to find out how you’d look after certain facial plastic surgeries anytime you feel like. An iPhone application called the Dr. 90210 is made for you to carry out your own virtual surgery right on the iPhone.

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Tips to get your iPhone 4 alarm functioning correctly

You’d have read almost everywhere in the Internet, complaining about the iPhone alarm has failed to wake the users up since January 1st. The iPhone clock app is little buggy and has failed to work correctly since January 1st, causing the user not to be alerted at the set time.

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HSTi wireless media stick to support streaming from Android devices

An Android mobile app for the HSTi wireless media stick is to be released sometime this week. The Android app will allow you to stream music, videos and photos from your Android phones or tablets to a media player or AV device that has the HSTi wireless media stick plugged in.

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VerbalVictor app lets disabled use iPhone or iPad to communicate

VerbalVictor is indeed a very useful application which lets the disabled use an iPad or iPhone to communicate with others. The app was developed by a father, Paul Pauca, who has a son suffering from Pitt Hopkins Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that causes delays in cognitive development, motor skills, and verbal communication etc.

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iPod Nano gets jailbroken to run iCalendar, iMovie apps

iPod Nano comes in tiny size which can be strapped on your wrist as a wristwatch. Despite the tiny size, it actually packs a number of hidden treasures inside which can be uncovered by jailbreaking the Nano.

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Skype video calling to come to iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch

Skype will soon bring video calling to your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Although FaceTime allows video calls on your iPhone 4 but Skype’s video call is not restricted on the iPhone 4 only, it also covers the iPhone 3GS, 3rd and 4th generations of iPod Touch and even the iPad.

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