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TubeBuddy is a free application that gives you access to critical information about the London Underground (Tube) from your BlackBerry. It provides live DLR service updates along with live departure schedules. They recently added OS 5.0 compatibility along with direct APN internet connectivity for people roaming in the UK. TubeBuddy is a nice little app ...

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Londoners stuck in the tube now have a handy iPhone app to request ticket refunds. Tube Refund, which costs $0.99, zaps off the request for riders whose journey is delayed over 15 minutes. Depending on where you go and what time of day, a one-way tube ticket can cost from £1.80 to £4.00 ($2.75 $6 circa)

Apple has provided some information on the changes to Google Maps, iPod, You Tube, video playback, and iBooks for the iPad.

FatMans latest high-end audio couple is the Wi-Tube and Fat Dock, a combination that allows you to use the Wi-Tube valve amplifier to stream music wirelessly from a docked iPod, iPod Touch or iPhone to anywhere in the house. The Wi-Tube and Fat Dock handle other media players, of course, thanks to a standard 3.5mm input,

If you like music and shiny things (who doesn't?!) you're sure to like this new toys from Fatman. They're the Wi-Tube valve tube amplifier and FatDock docking station, and together they can stream music from your iPhone/Pod wirelessly from any other device that needs it. The FatDock also has a 3.5mm audio-in, just in case you invite one of your non-Apple friends for some tunes. Also...

Google’s Street View application has been one-upped by Microsofts Bing Maps with indoor panoramas, still and video integration. Microsofts 3D maps are built from crowdsourced photos and even live video that is shared by others on sites like Flickr and You Tube. Heres Vancouver BC, Seattle and San Francisco. The new Silverlight-powered version of Bing Maps

Furtiv Beta enables Nokia Share Online to be able to upload pictures/videos to Facebook, Twitter, Picasa Web Albums and You Tube. I really admire that this being made available by Furtiv and Nokia did not even think about it. Moreover, this is a free service so everyone can benefit from this. Furtiv Beta plugin for Nokia 5800 allows you to upload your pictures and videos without having to install ...

ROK TV UK has released a beta app that allows users to view free TV streams over a mobile device. The service currently offers BBC One, BBC Two, E4 and Rok Tube with more channels to come in the future. ROK TV is currently only available in the UK (US service is coming soon) and works with your standard data service and/or Wifi. The free viewer is available for download at www.rok.tv. If you try i...