Press Release – Fancy a Mercedes? Play Hotshot Pool for iPhone
Fancy a Mercedes? Play Hotshot Pool for iPhone
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iPhone App Lists Arkansas Legislators Contact Info
If you want an easy way to find the contact information for your state legislators, there’s an iPhone app for that.
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JAVOedge Denim Sleeve Case for iPhone 4 and Denim Book Case for Nook
What’s more American than apple pie? Denim! JAVOedge is paying homage to this iconic American fabric by using authentic denim in their two new cases. The JAVOedge Denim Sleeve Case for Apple iPhone 4 is made of soft denim with gold stitching. It looks like they took a pocket off your favorite jeans to make [...] Filed in categories: News , eBook Readers and Gear , iPhone, iPad, iPod related …
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In this week’s infoMania Conor Knighton takes us through the historical finale of ‘The Bachelor,’ Brett Erlich looks at the viral creations of the unemployed, Sergio Cilli grooves out to 60s tunes, Ben Hoffman takes a look at the latest batch of silly iPhone applications, we read to you from Joe the Plumber’s new book, and then we take you inside the world of the news decoy.

L.A. transit officials release free iPhone app
Bus and subway commuters have one less thing to complain about — as long as they have an iPhone. Addressing a fairly common complaint, Metro has launched an official iPhone application. Go Metro, available as a free download from Apple’s…
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iPhone helps to save lives with stethoscope app
Doctors are using an iPhone application designed by a London researcher to monitor patients’ heartbeats.
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