Yesterday Dale posted an interesting news about OVI AppWizard, a new service from Nokia OVI Publisher to create apps for the OVI Store. The idea is pretty simple. If you have a blog or site with an rss feed, the OVI AppWizard, takes your feed and creates a customized mobile application. I asked yestarday to get

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This week Gareth, Matt, James and Andy are joined seasoned veteran Mickey Papillon, The Cellphone Junkie himself, for a chat about all the latest news. Discussion includes The Vivaz, HTC’s line up, Malware on Vodafone devices and the iPad. Direct Download iTunes RSS Feed Super special guest: Mickey Papillon (Like royalty!) Regulars: James Richardson, Matt

Google has released an iPad friendly version of their popular RSS aggregator service called Google Reader Play. This service uses Reader's popular 'Recommended Items' feature to offer an easy way for users to browse through interesting blog and news articles. Google Reader Play is very similar to the slideshow feature...

A few years back, I wrote about why we had found full text RSS feeds to be much more powerful and useful than truncated RSS feeds. The reason that many sites push truncated feeds is the belief that it will force people to click through, and the ads on the webpage are worth a lot more than the ads found in RSS feeds. But it's a short-sighted view. Because what it's really doing is trying ...

Theres a great article at Wired Gadget Lab on how Apple is culling not just over explicit apps but also those that are just simple apps that render normal mobile web sites. Lots of companies have sprung up that can create apps from web sites or rss feeds. These so called cookie-cutter apps dont

Google has announced Google Reader Play, an experimental product that lets you access the best stuff in Read using a format ideally suited for tablets and TVs

As the first example of what will likely be a growing trend, Google always a progressive front runner in getting their products on Apples devices as soon as humanly possible have just revealed an iPad-friendly version of Google Reader called Google Reader Play. Google Reader Play makes RSS feeds more accessible to tablet users

This app taps an RSS feed to pump out the first half-dozen words of news headlines, requiring you to play an individual game of hangman on one or more of those words. It's easily one of the more clever and challenging hangman games in the App Store.

This app taps an RSS feed to pump out the first half-dozen words of news headlines, requiring you to play an individual game of hangman on one or more of those words. It's easily one of the more clever and challenging hangman games in the App Store.