Updated KingdomGame for iPhone

A web rts game KingdomGame is now updated for iPhone consumers. KingdomGame is such kind of game where you compete against other players. The updated version features numerous bug fixes and updated functionality.

You can build new buildings; attack and spy on other Kingdoms; build diplomatic relations through the embassy; buy and sell goods at the market. All while you work towards the ultimate goal of being the Ruler of the known world.

The game doesn’t work in a remote place, as it requires constant internet connection.

To use KingdomGame on your iPhone visit the website: http://www.kingdomgame.net/LoginHome.asp

References:

http://iphone.click2creation.com/?p=652

AOL Mobile Search Service For The iPhone And iPod Touch

AOL has officially launched the beta version of AOL Mobile Search service created specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch.

AOL Mobile Search for the iPhone was designed specifically for the Apple iPhone's mobile Safari browser. Mobile Search has a traditional Web search engine, but also has features specially tailored to search the content of various AOL properties, including Moviefone, MapQuest, AOL CityGuide and others.

By combining AJAX technology and the iPhone’s easy to use multi-touch surface, AOL has created a user interface that allows the richness of the web to be delivered on a phone, says Steve Murphy, senior vice president of AOL.

The new search portal places a priority on iPhone-optimized websites and returns web searches with these websites at the top of the list.

References:

http://searchblog.aol.com/

Renewed Stitcher Radio

Listen to the latest entertainment news and celebrity gossip, or get politics, world news and sports audio content that you can personalize. Stitcher Radio is a Web based application, designed specially for the iPhone.

You may start listening instantly. Verious thems are represented here. You can listen to

* Current headlines from CNN, ESPN, People, Fox News, the Onion and hundreds more.

* The juiciest dirt from sources like People and the Daily Dish.

* Favorites Station: Listen to the information that interests you, all in one station.

* Streams reliably anywhere – no syncing or Wi-Fi needed.

* New Content: Hundreds of new shows from the names you trust, updated daily.

New version is renewed, check out favorites station: listen to the information that interests you, all in one station. New Content is obvious, here you can find hundreds of new shows from the names you trust, updated daily.

Since it is Web based application, Stitcher Radio works nicely on your desktop too. Just click. on the far right arrow. Windows Mobile no need to apply!

Point your safari browser to http://www.stitcher.com/iphone/ to try.

References:

http://www.stitcher.com/

Most Popular Applications

You’re seeking more applications to browse; you’re obsessed and finally your phone is overdosed I mean it is full of applications those you do not use ever.

Apple is always ready to introduce you most popular applications and by the way you save some time and money. Most popular means they are usable. So do not waste your time choose one of them and get ready to probe your new application.

All you have to do follow the reference: http://www.apple.com/webapps/index_top.html

iPhone Consumers - Active Users Of The Web

A new study from measurement firm M:Metrics confirms, that iPhone users are tend to check the web more often than the users of other mobile devices.

After charting the habits of more than 10,000 adults for six months after the iPhone's U.S. launch, M:Metrics concludes that nearly 84.8% of iPhone purchasers regularly use their handheld device to access news and other content on the web.

The study found that 58.6% of iPhone users visited a search engine on their phone, compared to 37% of smartphone users and 6.1% of mobile phone users. 30.9% of iPhone owners watched mobile TV or video, versus a 4.6 market average, and more than double the rate for all smartphone users.

Finally, 74.1% of iPhone users listen to music on their iTunes-equipped devices. Only 27.9% of smartphone users listen to music on their phones and 6.7% of the overall mobile-phone-toting public listens to music on their mobile devices.

"Two featured widgets, YouTube and Google Maps are extremely popular among iPhone users: 30.4% accessed YouTube and 36% used Google Maps," - said senior analyst for M:Metrics, Mark Donovan.

Social networking is also popular among iPhone users: 49.7% accessed a social networking site in 2008 January, nearly twelve times the market average. 20% of iPhone owners accessed Facebook, one of the first Web properties to customize its content for the iPhone, versus 1.5 percent of the total mobile market.

"The iPhone has certainly delivered on its hype. Beyond a doubt, this device is compelling consumers to interact with the mobile Web, delivering off-the-charts usage from everything to text messaging to mobile video." - said Mark Donovan.

The study showed that iPhone owners, like other smartphone owners, tend to be male, aged 25-34, earn more than US$100K and have a college degree.

References:

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/03/18/iphone-users-are-mobile-web-junkies/

BigOven Recipes On Your iPhone - The Guarantee Of Various Foods!

BigOven, a website specializing in recopies has unveiled iPhone adapted website. It provides with over 160,000 recipes from around the world. So iPhone consumers are guaranteed to have various delicious foods! Website is still in beta, but its search is very quick and you can find pretty much anything you have ever wanted.

"Now, if you’re at the grocery store, and don’t know what ingredients you need to make Quiche Lorraine, simply visit "BigOven.com slash M" on your mobile phone. You can also enter general search terms like "easy breakfast eggs" or ingredients from your fridge, and get some great suggestions," - said Steve Murch, CEO and Head Chef of BigOven.com.

But there is another recipe website for iPhone www.101cookbooks.com, which also offers iPhone consumer various food recipes.

"The day when I can actually browse this website from my cell phone is finally near. I'll be able to load ingredient lists while strolling the aisles of my favorite markets. I'll be able to tap the 101 Cookbooks recipe archives for inspiration from my car (parked, of course) on the fly. All the recipes you've seen over the years on 101 Cookbooks are now formatted to be searched, browsed and viewed on the iPhone," - says Wayne, 101 Cookbooks consumer.

So never mind, iPhone consumers seems to get great cooks in the future.

Befree4iPhone: Remote Control Your P.C. for Free

With Befree4iPhone you can remote control your PC and watch the files directly from your Apple iPhone. Only with this software and with your iPhone is it for the first time possible to remote control your PC in a mobile way all over the world in an easy way.

Just install Befree4iPhone on your PC and you will get full access by the safari browser on your mobile phone. You will see the complete PC screen, full zoom - and access ability. Perform all kind of mouseclicks and send texts and key combinations to the PC.

Befree4iPhone is freeware. You are able to use all functions mentioned above over an unlimited amount of time!

Optionally, you can upgrade Befree4iPhone to the pro-version. In this version you have unlimited access to the pro-features. That is, for example, the included file browser for access to all files stored on your hard disk or local network by your iPhone. You can directly watch supported files like Acrobat PDF or Office files directly on your iPhone without opening them on your PC. Also Befree4iPhone includes a text editor, for editing large texts with your iPhone keyboard - ideal for answering e-mails and editting text files.

Befree4iPhone runs on alle Windows Platforms since Windows 98 including Windows Vista. Install Befree4iPhone only on your PC. There is no installation necessary on your iPhone. Therefore you do not need a "Jailbreak" or something.

Apple Launches iPhone Web Apps Directory

Yesterday Apple launched an online directory of more than 200 iPhone Web applications. The applications are organized in different categories (entertainment, games, productivity, etc). Also, it is possible to view popular applications, featured and staff picks.

It is a bit disappointing for developers not being able to develop native applications for iPhone, but Apple has its explanation for this. By not opening iPhone OS to the development world, Apple tries to keep iPhone more reliable and secure. This is a totally different approach that other Mobile Operating systems like Windows Mobile or Symbian have.