FDA proposes regulations for iOS medical apps

The Food and Drug Administration has proposed regulations for apps for medical professionals used to work with medical equipment, or review sensitive patient data.

Android tops smartphone platforms, but Apple rules manufacturers

The latest smartphone numbers shows Android with more market share than iOS, but Apple still has the biggest market share among smartphone manufacturers.

BuddyGuard turns an iPhone into a lifeline monitor

A unique app from MPower Labs uses your iOS device's GPS, cameras, and Internet connection to determine whether you're in danger, and contact emergency services if necessary.

iMovie for iOS going universal with new features

Alongside the iPad 2, iOS 4.3 preview, and GarageBand app announced at Wednesday’s Apple event, the company showcased a new, universal version of iMovie for its mobile devices.

Need an app? There’s an outsourcer for that

For companies that want to build apps, but don't have any technical know-how, outsourcing development is one potential solution. But it's not without its quirks and pitfalls.

Nielsen: iPhone holds onto narrow lead in smartphones

A Nielsen poll finds iPhones with a small lead over BlackBerries and Android phones, but Androids take the lead in recent sales.

Army tests iPhone, Android deployment to every soldier

An ambitious test plan by the US Army plans on improving battlefield and base coordination with the same gadgets the civilians use.

Touch Press releases Solar System for iPad

Touch Press moves from the elemental to the planetary with the second installment in its science education e-book series.

My Generation app displays content in sync with episodes

An innovative iPad app figures out what scene you're watching, and gives you additional information about the show in real time.


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FMTouch Enterprise deploys FileMaker databases to iOS devices

The FMTouch Enterprise subscription service lets developers ship their FileMaker solutions to the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

Report: Apple to move into mobile advertising

Reports say that Apple is buying Quattro Wireless, an advertising network for mobile devices.

Report: AT&T network problems are iPhone’s fault?

A New York Times story says that AT&T network issues are due to faulty iPhone design, but there's plenty of room for skepticism.

AT&T improving their network or rationing data: take your pick

AT&T cannot decide whether its problem is network capacity, or those pesky customers who keep using the network.

Researcher says iPhone data model could lead to malware

Some fear, uncertainty and doubt is being spread over malware access to iPhone data. It's true, but it's not particularly news.

Hide iPhone bezel scratches with a brushed-metal look

Want to hide unsightly scratches on your iPhone's metal bezel? If you're willing to give your phone a brushed-metal look, it can be done.

iPhone Public Radio App brings DVR features to NPR

Yet another in the line of public radio applications for iPhone, the cleverly named Public Radio App adds in DVR-like features for listening to programs when you want to.

Survey puts iPhone at close second in market share

ChangeWave Research's quarterly survey of cell phone owners shows the iPhone gaining market share and continuing to lead the pack in satisfaction.

Use your own number with some Google Voice features

Google Voice now offers an option to let users take advantage of some of its features with their existing phone numbers.