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Google Voice has finally come to iPhone. Initially Google Voice was rejected by the Apple App Store but now finally it is available because Google has now made it available as a web interface. So Google Voice run in the browsers of iPhones with the 3.0 firmware OS installed. It also treats voice mail like [...]

For the first time, Twitter has entered the ring to battle against various twitter clients. We’ve seen a lot of apps available or twitter, too many to even name infact. But this is the first we’ve seen of something similar that is actually created by Twitter themselves. Twitter has always had a slimmed-down mobile client [...]

Google is ‘finally’ announcing Latitude for the iPhone, but can’t put it on the Google Maps application at the request of Apple. The reason behind the request is Apple doesn’t want confusion between a Google Maps App and the native one that comes installed on the iPhone. However, it’s also likely that the iPhone’s inability [...]

Google finally gives Amazon Kindle a run for its money with the launch of Google Book Search. Book Search allows you to access 1.5 Million books from your iPhone from Shakespeare to Frost, Dickens to Austen for free. Book Search made sure that all e-books have been optimized to be read in small screens. Quoting [...]

“Happy Birthday, Nathalie…again this year, errrrm What next?”. Are you like me and often lost for words? Need some inspiration? Well here’s a nifty little web app that can help you out. iCardMessages helps you find the right thing to say! iCardMessages have collected thousands of card messages and put them on iCardMessages.com. It’s totally [...]

Yahoo! looks like they’re jumping on the iPhone bandwagon, with their latest OneConnect. The idea of OneConnect is to allow users to centralize their communications and social-networking activities, which would make their address book a lot more interesting. One of the features of OneConnect is the Pulse feature, which allows you to tap into what’s [...]