Twitter's official iPhone app is here. The company had purchased Atebits, maker of Tweetie and they barely changed anything. Realtime search, Top Tweets, trending topics and maps show whats happening now everywhere and nearby. Tweet, send DMs, share photos, videos and links to your friends and the world. Don't have an account? You can just sign up from the app.
Manuscript is a writing application that lets you outline, research, edit and export anywhere between a short story and an entire book - right on your iPhone!
Users are now able to import and export ENTIRE manuscripts, including index cards and outlines (all levels). This means complete backup or sharing of your manuscripts (do not edit the exported XML once it is on google docs).
Skype has just launched its version 2.0 for Apple's iPhone 3G. Using Skype's application, users will be able to make calls using iPhone's 3G technology instead of their usual network minutes. Skype-to-Skype calls over 3G will be completely free (at least until August).
For the first time on iPhone, relive the classic adventure that started it all! It costs 99 cents and plays just like the 1989 classic, with a 60 minute time limit. It can hook up to your Facebook account for pushing through annoying updates on your progress, though do try and refrain from doing so.
Play 1-on-1 Texas Hold'em anywhere. Play against your iPad's smart opponents, or wireless against a friend, each on your own iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Or even play a friend by sharing one iPad similar to a conventional chessboard.
Seing as how Seesmic acquired Ping.fm a few months back, it's not surprising Seesmic's iPhone app also includes Ping.fm support for multi-account updating (MySpace, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Flickr, Blogger and so on are included). Evernote, much loved file-syncing desktop and phone/iPad app, has been worked into Seesmic too, for saving messages or tweets and storing them on your cloud-based Evernote account.
It's ridiculous, has goofy graphics and sound effects, and will set you back a buck. But SwineAttack is a great waste of a couple of minutes as well as a fun way to unleash some pork-related wrath.
