The iPad will start shipping in a few days and for sure a lot of people will be looking at which apps they can install with this latest Apple device. For starters, some screenshots of the Yahoo iPad app have already come out showcasing maximized use of the much awaited release of the said Apple gadget.
Swiss CodeMonkeys have unveiled a special app for the die-hard Obama followers. The Obama for Android app consolidates all of U.S. President Obama’s latest news in one app. This includes live updates via Twitter, the U.S. President’s photo streams, videos and latest blog posts.
The app is totally free and should be something interesting to have, especially the ones into US politics, pro and anti Obama followers alike.
It seems that this week has come out with a lot of surprises for some companies in the mobile industry. After Nokia announced the acquisition of Novarra, Research in Motion (RIM) has now secured the Viigo. Viigo will continue its Blackberry app development for the Blackberry platform.
Despite the acquisition, the Viigo app for the Blackberry will still be available for free via the Blackberry App World. No financial details of the deal were disclosed.
Autotrader has announced the launch of its own iPhone app in the UK. The Autotrader iPhone app calls for users to take pictures of car license plates. The app later on scans and identifies the make and model of the said car.
This allows users to get more information on a particular car model and even find out if similar cars are available for sale in their area. The application is available as a free download from the UK iTunes store.
While I was on my way home from Vegas from CTIA, some lady by the departure gate kept plugging the whole free Wi-Fi option. I believe that she was from Aircell, and they are extending their services to HTC HD2 owners.
As of now, you can get six months worth free Aircell on your HTC HD2 if you purchase it from T-Mobile before June 2011.
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