Poynt is a great app that you can use daily. When we took a look at the app at WES 2009, we saw a ton of cool features, many of which have not yet launched but should be unofficially coming this summer (just a guess). Currently, you can search local businesses, people and movie theaters. Soon, you’ll have access to a complete restaurant search and booking service powered by Open Table. Other...
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Fandango Movie for the G1 Google Phone is an application that allows you to watch movie trailers, view fan ratings, use the phone's GPS to find a theater that is closest to you and see which movies they are playing If you download or upgrade the Fandango app today, they will waive the service fee on in-app movie ticket purchases through March 7 2010.
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If rumors are to be believed, Netflix is considering launching a movie streaming application for iPhone users. Folks at Hacking Netflix have noted that the DVD rental company has been surveying select users of the service on their interest to watch streaming content on their iPhones. The text of the...
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By James Maguire A truly cool iPhone app boosts the iPhone’s already exceptional form factor. Right out the box, the fashionable handheld (ever the cool kid’s accoutrement) handles everything from texting to movie downloads to shooting video. But add a...
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iPhoneGuideBlog on 24th Jul 2009 (via blog.iphoneguide.com)
Customers of the movie rental and streaming service, Netflix, have been waiting and wondering for some time now when (or if) their popular movie streaming service might become available for the iPhone as an application. To borrow the iPhone app catch phrase whether Netflix is coming soon to the iPhone I simply say, There is a survey for
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The Internet giant releases mobile version of upgraded movie search and expands turn-by-turn navigation app coverage in time for holidays. Mobile version of its new movie search service for the iPhone, Palm Pre and Pixi and Android-powered smartphones. Get the...
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Aircel announced that it is joining the app store craze with its own service. Infosys is providing the technology needed for the Mobile Application Store by Aircel to run. The solution is called Flypp and weve already talked about it in the past. That said, were bringing you Aircels COO Mr. Gurdeep Singh words, only: Aircel
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Online movie rental service provider Netflix is reportedly at work on a streaming video application optimized for Apple's iPhone and iPod touch. Citing an industry executive familiar with Netflix's plans, Multichannel News reports the company will expand its streaming video services to Apple devices as well as Nintendo's Wii platform--Netfix content is already available across a hos...
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Remember the Nokia Point and Find application, which was introduced in Jan. When launched the app was only available to users in the US and the UK but now the good news is that, the app is available globally and compatible with most of the Nokia S60 devices out there. Initially the use of the app was restricted to movie posters but now its works with most of the real life objects. When pointed at ...
Generation Media Group have launched a cool app for browsing vBulletin forums called BerryBlab. The app is really great at delivering a mobile version of a vBulletin forum, but there are some catches. First, the forum obviously has to be powered by vBulletin, and second, the forum owner must install a plugin. The app is available as a freemium service, with the free version allowing you to add mul...
I guess now I can say I’ve seen everything. The idea behind RunPee web service, and the corresponding iPhone application (costs $0.99), is to help people have a restroom break while watching a movie. Let’s face it, every movie has a part which you can easily miss and still get the movie’s main point. Knowing that
