It's a good sample on how to use iPhone technology for public service: iBurgh [iTunes link] for Pittsburghers. The city has launched the free app which lets citizens snap a picture or report an incident quickly to the City for resolution and handling. It requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later. [via AP]
Qik for the iPhone 3GS [iTunes link] can now be downloaded for free directly from the App Store. Do you have Qik on your iPhone already? Please note that that this version is a bit different. First, this version of Qik allows you to pull videos right from your iPhone 3GS ...
Gnomedex gets its own iPhone application and is available for free download through the Apple iTunes Store [iTunes link]. Gnomedex is a technology conference for the world's leading bloggers and tech-savvy enthusiasts which will be held on August 20 - 22, 2009 in Seattle. From the main screen, you can tap ...
The high-end online fashion retailer Net-a-Porter.com recently released its free iPhone application, the Net-App [iTunes link]. It allows shoppers to browse and purchase new clothes and shoes as well as to create wish-lists and share them with friends. According to Alison Loehnis, vice president of sales and marketing at Net-a-Porter.com, one-fifth ...
Yeah. Dunkin’ Donuts have released Dunkin’ Run [iTunes link], a free app for the iPhone and iPod touch, allowing their customers to make group orders. "Do you and your friends need to fuel up with Dunkin' Donuts coffee? Be the hero," their companion website says. Here's how it works [taken from ...