Ear-mounted Looxcie camcorder now supports iPhone

The wearable camcorder, Looxcie first came with an app that supported Android devices only, which was a big disappointment for most iPhone users. Now, the good news is the iPhone version has been announced ready for the iPhone users.

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Viber VOIP iPhone app

Skype is not the only VOIP app for your iPhone, Viber is another VOIP application for the iPhone that allows you to make free calls to other Viber users around the globe. The app doesn’t need any in-app purchase, you can simply install and use it.

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ChevronWP7 jailbreaks or unlocks Windows Phone 7 smartphones

The wind of jailbreaking is blowing to the Windows Phone 7 smart phones. A jailbreak tool known as ChevronWP7 has been made available to allow you to jailbreak or unlock the Windows Phone the smartphones. Similar to iPhone, after you’ve jailbroken your WP7 phone you can bypass the Windows Phone 7 marketplace, having lots of freedom to install various apps onto your WP7 smartphones.

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AirVideoEnabler brings AirPlay to all apps on jailbroken iPhone or iPad

If you’ve jailbroken your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch, you can enjoy AirPlay to work with all apps running on your iDevice. The AirPlay allows you to stream video or audio wirelessly to compatible devices but it’s not usable by all the applications.

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Printopia app lets iPad print to all printers

AirPrint and iOS 4.2 have one problem on printing i.e. the lack of compatible printers, which currently support only 10 printers. Although the initial promise was to allow iPad running iOS 4.2 to be able to print to any Mac or PC-connected printers but this has been removed since the iOS 4.2 GM released.

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Motorola Motopad to be Google’s first Android 3.0 device

Google has chosen Motorola Motopad as the first device to run its Android 3.0 OS, according to Mobile-Review.com. The reason could be Motorola did a great job while unveiling Android 2.0 for its Droid mobile devices.

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XWave visualizer iPhone app helps ADHD patients regain ability to concentrate

The fast-paced society might have caused you suffering from ADHD which you’ll often find it difficult to focus or concentrate on your work. In order to help you gain back the ability to concentrate, an iDevice app called the XWave Visualizer has been released by PLX Devices Inc, which is meant for training you and improving your concentration power.

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Openiboot lets you run Android on your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch

If you’re little bored with the iOS running on your iPad or iPhone 4 and you want something different such as Google Android, the Openiboot is a software that will allow you to do that.

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8pen app speeds up typing on your Android 2.2 smartphone

8pen is an application for your Android 2.2 handset, which allows you to type more easily and faster. The 8pen app replaces the standard on-screen keyboard by a black dot that responds to the user’s finger movement.

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Jailbroken iPhone 3GS gets HD video recording

There are a number of good reasons that you should jailbreak your iPhone. Such as, if you want HD video recording capability on the iPhone 3GS, you just need to get it jailbroken and have a little tweak to make it capable recording video at 1080×800 pixels at 30fps, while running the iOS 4.1.

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