Now Skype for iPhone lets you get more out of the moment with friends, family and even colleagues. Skype has added a new video calling feature to its iPhone app, giving users an alternate service from Apple’s own FaceTime video chat standard.

With other Skype users you can:

• Make free Skype-to-Skype voice and video calls over 3G and WiFi.
• Share video calls on Skype with people on iPhone, PC or Mac.
• Talk face-to-face or show what you’re seeing with front- and rear-facing cameras.

SOURCE skype.com

The free iOS and Android version of the SoundHound app, in the holiday spirit, has been updated, bringing unlimited track IDs to smartphones, a significant increase from the previous limit of 5 per month. It’ll make money via ads and a few of you buying songs through linked retailer Amazon, hopefully.

Use your barcode scanner to scan this barcode below to get the download link directly on your phone (Android Market).

1. Let’s Golf! 2
2. Fishing Kings
3. Brothers in Arms 2: Global Front
4. Spider-Man: Total Mayhem
5. GT Racing: Motor Academy
6. Real Football 2011
7. Gangstar: Miami Vindication
8. Splinter Cell: Conviction
9. Shrek Kart
10. The Oregon Trail

SOURCE gameloft

Foursquare, the location-based social network, announced today the addition of photos and comments to version for Android.

SOURCE androinica.com

Word Lens is now available for iPhone 4, iPhone 3gs and iPod Touch 4. Word Lens instantly translates printed words from one language to another using the video camera on your iPhone. No network delay, no roaming fees, and no reception problems.

Languages currently available using in-app purchase:
- Spanish to English
- English to Spanish

SOURCE itunes.apple.com

Explore the world in 3D with Google Maps 5.0 for Android. Now, you can tilt, rotate, zoom smoothly, and enter compass mode to orient yourself in the world with Google Maps. Tilt the map while zoomed in on over 100 cities around the world to see 3D buildings. See cities with 3D buildings. You’ll also get better offline reliability for Maps if you lose your Internet connection. You’ll be able to continue viewing the map around the places you use Maps the most, and Google Maps Navigation (Beta) will automatically reroute you offline.

Get Google Maps for mobile 5.0 by searching for Google Maps in Android Market (or tap on this link if you’re on your phone). Android 1.6+ devices can get Maps 5.0, but 3D and offline features require Android 2.0+, and some features may not be supported for all devices or countries. SOURCE google.com

Nokia C5-03 is a mid-range Symbian smartphone for people on a budget. Offering a 3.2-inch resistive touch screen, 5MP camera, Wi-Fi, A-GPS and microSDHC card slot.

Similar in specification to the Nokia C6-01, the C5-03 makes some compromises along the way to keep the price down. Perhaps the most important difference between the C5-03 and C6-01 is the display.

SOURCE blog.gsmarena.com

Micro blogging service Posterous has just entered the Android Market. Now fans can post their simple updates just as easily on Android as they do on the desktop. Posterous, like tumblr, is a blogging platform geared towards short pieces of content rather than long-winded blog posts. Now you can send in photos, a video or a couple of paragraphs directly from your Android device.

With integration into the systemwide “Share” Menu you can easily post content to Posterous from other apps like Twitter and Browser.

Use your barcode scanner to scan this barcode below to get the download link directly on your phone.

SOURCE posterous

App Inventor is now available in Labs to anyone with a Google account. To see App Inventor in action, check out this video:

Visit the App Inventor home page to get set up and start building your first app.

Today, we are releasing Skyfire Version 3.0.1, a minor release with a few new features and many bug fixes.
We are excited by all the great feedback that we have received about Skyfire 3.0 from the user community.

What’s new in 3.0.1:

Upload file: For users on FroYo (Android OS 2.2) and later, you will now be able to upload files from within the browser.
Move to SD Card: One of the most requested features for FroYo (Android OS 2.2) and later devices. Now, with one click, you can move the app to SD card to free up some memory. This feature can be found in “Manage Applications” under “Settings”.
Improved Download Workflow: File download will happen in background and notification will be automatically placed in the system tray. This should make downloading files faster and more fun.
Crash Reporting: Although Skyfire 3.0 is very stable, there are still some infrequent crashes and that’s not acceptable to us. With Skyfire 3.0.1, we have made it very easy for our users to send us anonymous logs so we can squash the bugs that cause these crashes. If Skyfire crashes, the next time you launch the application, you will be prompted to send us the logs. Please rest assured that this is anonymous and we will look at this daily to improve the browser.

SOURCE: skyfire.com