Written by Peter Mychalcewycz Thankfully, there is hope for the parking-lot challenged, and it comes in the form of 'Car Finder' [App Store link]. Using augmented reality (real-time video overlaid with computer-generated graphics), this marvel is available from Apple's App Store for $0.99. It sounds cool, and it is. S... Original story at Switched . View our complete col...

The L.A. Times (via MacRumors) confirms what TiPb heard following the release of iPhone 3.1 Beta 2 — public APIs for information overlay of live video will allow “augmented reality” apps to make their way into the App Store. Apple told Acrossair, developer of the Nearest Tube train finder, that the app will

New on the app store is Car Finder, a clever app that leads back to your parked car using augmented reality. The app uses the iPhones camera to overlay the direction of your car and how far away it is. The app relies on the camera and a digital compass, and is  compatible only with the

InfoWorld - A trip to the Apple iTunes App Store reveals an endless array of iPhone applications. And filtering by the store's broad categories such as "business" doesn't do much to help users find apps they may want.

There have been a lot of apps in the App Store for helping you find where you parked your car, but now there's one that shows you where it is with the awesomeness of augmented reality. Car Finder [App Store, $0.99] lets you look around you into your iPhone and spot your vehicle as clear as day, regardless of seeing conditions.

Where To? [iTunes link] is a nice destination finder for the iPhone. The latest version is on sale on the App Store through today for US$0.99. Note: The iTunes store says it works on an iPod touch, but some people are reporting it won't install. It cleverly integrates maps, a web browser, and a tracking mode to show new points of interest as you move. You can share destinations that you find ...

Apples App Store is a big hit with Chinas iPhone owners, despite a series of issues that might hobble sales. The China App Store is set to earn $1 million in sales this year with a potential $6 million by 2010, according to a report. Popular apps include a Chinese-to-English translator and dating software. While the

Written by Matt Hamblen With 2 billion iPhone apps now downloaded, the performance of the App Store is staggering to even normally reserved analysts, Computerworld's Matt Hamblen says. Original story at Macworld . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at GearShrine: Apple iPhone.

Written by Brian X. Chen Apples App Store is now serving over 100,000 downloadable iPhone apps, the Cupertino, California company announced Wednesday. Overall, iPhone owners worldwide have downloaded over 2 billion apps to date, according to Apple. The App Store, now with over 100,000 applications availa... Original story at Wired . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related vide...

Ninjawords (App Store link), developed by Matchbook Software, is an iPhone version of their online dictionary that utilizes Wikitionary as their source. The company has been through the App Store approval ringer, finally gaining entry after almost 3 months of censoring words at Apple’s request. On multiple occasions, the developers removed words deemed objectionable by App