Google launches Schemer app for the iPhone
Google just launched an iOS app for its other social network: iPhone users can now access the social activity service Schemer with an app that allows them to find things to do and share those plans with their friends. The app closely mimics its Android cousin.
Thefuture.fm brings its DJ mix platform to the iPhone
Thefuture.fm's new iPhone app offers access to mix sets from 5,000 DJs -- complete with deep search for each and every song title used. And, crucially, its platform is powered by its very own audio fingerprinting, which is also used to compensate rights holders.
Shufflr comes to the iPad, has big plans to make money
Shufflr wants to take the pain out of discovering new videos by curating a "daily fix" of clips you might like based on Twitter and Facebook data. The Shufflr app is now available for the iPad - and the company has big plans for monetizing it.
Google+ updates mobile UI, still no iPad app
Google+ is looking much better on mobile web browsers this morning, thanks to a relaunch of the mobile web UI that takes some hints from the service's Android and iOS mobile apps. Still missing is a native Google+ app for iPad users.
What’s in a name: Why the new iPad isn’t called iPad 3
The cat is out of the bag: Apple's new tablet won't be called iPad 3 or iPad HD, but simply the new iPad. That may sound like an odd choice at first, but it signals a profound change, as the iPad is dominating the post-PC world.
Where to watch the 2012 Super Bowl live online
Want to watch the XLVI Super Bowl online or on your iPhone or Android handset? Or maybe you want to just check out the ads without watching the entire game? Either way, our list of 2012 Super Bowl links and resources has you covered.
Netflix tops 800+ devices, tablets overtake PC viewing
Netflix can now be watched on more than 800 devices, and some of them are starting to gain more traction than others. Apple TV, for instance, has been really successful for the company -- and tablets are starting to attract more usage than PCs.
GetGlue’s next iPad app aims to reinvent the TV guide
GetGlue announced a new $12 million round of funding Wednesday, and the company has big plans for the money: It plans to launch a new version of its iPad app in Q1 of this year that will be a personalized take on the TV Guide.
Where to watch New Year’s on Times Square live online
Want to watch the ball drop on Times Square at New Year's, but not actually spend hours in the cold on Times Square? Don't worry, the action will once again be live-streamed to computers as well as iOS and Android cell phones everywhere.
NORAD tracks Santa, QR gift tags & more holiday fun
Santa is about to bring us our presents, and kids big and small will once again be able to track him with their iOS and Android mobile phones. QR gift tags, personalized videos from Santa and Elf Yourself also help to geekify your holidays.
TED iPhone app brings big ideas to the small screen
TED talks are coming to the iPhone and iPod touch, thanks to a dedicated app from TED.com that features audio feeds for listening on the go. The release comes a year after the launch of the iPad app, which has been downloaded 1.9 million times.
Plex gets Windows client, cloud service, media sharing
Plex, the media center solution of choice for many home theater PC fans, just received a massive update this weekend that makes it easier to access your and your friends' media collection on your Android or iOS handset. The app is now also available for Windows.
