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Gameloft has released GT Racing; Motor Academy for the iPhone and iPod touch. Designed for fans of realistic racing simulation games, GT Racing: Motor Academy puts the player in the driver?s seat of authentic racing cars they compete to earn top honors in professional racing. The game allows the player to choose from over 100 fully licensed cars from 25 manufacturers ranging from the Nissan GT-R and Audi R8 to the top-end Ferrari models and?

A couple quick contest reminders as deadlines loom (LOOM I tell you!): The Developer Survey we mentioned here is still running but will end this weekend. Interpret is putting together an exciting set of data about mobile app development and needs your input. Take the survey here and be entered for your chance to win a [...]Contest Reminders: Developer Survey and Round Robin — Win a 32GB iPod touch, iPhone 3GS! is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store. TiPb -

The American Museum of Natural History has released its first official application, Dinosaurs: The American Museum of Natural History Collections. Dinosaurs is an educational application that allows users to explore the Museum?s famous fossil halls in depth from their iPhone or iPod touch. The application includes hundreds of photos and renderings from the Museum?s massive collection of dinosaur fossils complete with descriptions and background?

iBlueNova or iBluetooth 2 will be available on Cydia Store for the jailbroken iPhone very soon. The iPhone OS 2.0 version was called iBluetooth and it was the first iPhone application that allowed users to transfer files from their iPhone to other Bluetooth devices. But due to trademark issues, the...

PreCentral.net points us to comScore’s latest stats showing Apple’s iPhone market share is still on the way up, going from 24.1% to 25.3%, a 1.2% increase. Google’s Android, with its Droid on Verizon splash jumped 2.7% (to reach 5.2). Everyone else was in the negative, with RIM down 1% (though still huge at 41.6%), Microsoft down [...]Apple’s iPhone Market Share Still Growing, iPhone 3GS #2 US Best-Seller is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog S

When iTunes Music went DRM-free and “hits” jumped from $0.99 to $1.29 stories soon followed that the higher price point was leading to slower sales… and now that iBooks and publishers aim to increase eBook sales from $9.99 to up to $14.99, MediaMemo is telling them to “beware!”: Warner Music Group (WMG) said this [...]Shocking! Repetitive! Higher iTunes Music Prices Slowed Sales is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store. TiPb - The #

We just got word that Gameprom's set of three pinball games for the iPhone are coming to the Mac in one application that is going to serve as the hub for all of their desktop-sized pinball ports. The Pinball will allow you to play full screen high resolution versions of Wild West Pinball, The Deep [...]

Apple has seeded developers of its iPhone Developer Program with the second beta version of iPhone OS 3.2 (build 10M2135). Based on initial reports it looks like the latest beta version of iPhone OS 3.2 SDK fixes some bugs and allows developers to upgrade their existing iPhone target to a...

All iPad/iPhone developers out there will be happy to know that if you head over to the Apple Developer site you’ll notice that the iPhone 3.2 SDK beta 2 is now available for your downloading pleasure. The servers are still getting flooded at the moment but you might as well try to get your download [...]iPhone SDK 3.2 Beta 2 Now Live is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store. TiPb - The #1 iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Blog

Retro gaming fans can add another item to their "things in life to be excited for" list, as we just got word that Manomio, who brought us the C64 for iPhone [App Store] emulator, is currently working on bringing an Amiga emulator to the App Store. Retro Gamer magazine recently talked with the developer, Stuart Carnie, [...]

As we noted last week, Navigon has provided details on a significant update to their MobileNavigator app for iPhone. Version 1.5 of MobileNavigator adds the following: 3D terrain views 3D panorama view ($9.99 extra) In-app connectivity with Facebook and Twitter In addition, the company has added “My Routes”, which analyzes your driving habits, patterns, location and time in order [...]

There have been quite a few “thief alarm” apps in the App Store for a while now, claiming to protect the contents of your iPhone from being seen by the prying eye. But a fairly new addition to this cadre of apps caught our eye the other day when it jumped to the No. 1 [...]

Apple has started sending out surveys to a number of iPhone developers in order to judge their happiness with the app store. 2009 saw a large number of very vocal complaints against the app store, its slow wait times and inconsistent rulings. The survey asked questions like Please rate your level of satisfaction with each of [...]

File this under “great ideas finally realized”. The ZoomIt SD Card Adaptor lets your iPhone interface with an SD card, and through a free app, you can view images and send them to email, Flickr and Facebook; listen to music; watch movies; and read documents. The company is taking pre-orders right now, but the price isn’t [...]

According to new data released by comScore, the iPhone accounts for more than a quarter of U.S. smartphone market. As of December 2009, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion led U.S. smartphone platforms, with a 41.6% share?down from 42.6% in September 2009?while Apple ranked second with 25.3% of the market, up 1.2% percent from September. Microsoft came in third, with 18% of the market, down 1% from September, followed by Palm, which accounted?

Apple has begun sending out a survey to iPhone developers asking for their thoughts on the iPhone Developer Program and App Store experience. TechCrunch reports that while the lengthy survey covers a wide range of topics, the majority of questions revolve around the application review process and the developers? overall happiness with the program. According to the report, the survey asks developers to rate their level of satisfaction with various?

Macworld 2010’s conference portion starts today at the Moscone Center and I’ll be heading over in a few minutes. The Expo starts Thursday, and Leanna will be joining me to bring every complete TiPb coverage. If you’re a developer and you’re going to be at Macworld, shoot me an email (rene@tipb.com) or ping me on Twitter [...]TiPb at Macworld 2010 — Conference Begins! is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store. TiPb - The #1 iPhone, iPad,

Notion Ink’s Atom is one of the next generation “tablet” style devices that will no doubt be compared head-to-head with Apple’s iPad. First, a note to traditional media — if we never read the phrase “iPad killer” it’ll be too soon. We clear? Second and that said, SlashGear shows off some renders and it looks like [...]Notion Ink Adam — Don’t Call it an “iPad Killer”! is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPho

The Apple Online Store is down again, and it’s a Tuesday, and it’s Macworld — though sadly neither of those two things mean much anymore — and so our email boxes are flooding with heads-up and excited guesses about everything from iPad pre-ordering going live, to MacBook Pro updates, to… Aperture 3. Yeah, Aperture 3. Sorry [...]Apple Store Down — iPad Ordering, New MacBooks, or Just Aperture 3? is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog

And now we can tell you why Navigon is so excited about their new 3D terrain viewing, social media integrated, intelligent routing version 1.5 update to MobileNavigator [$69.00 on sale -- iTunes link] that they’ve put it on sale and are giving TiPb readers a chance to not only win copies, but get a [...]Navigon MobileNavigator Goes 3D, Social, and Intelligent is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store. TiPb - The #1 iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Blog

iPhoneWorld.ca writes: Apple is very fond of its products and of course defends them to the end. (...)

iPhoneWorld.ca writes: If you happen to own an iPhone and you use AT&T as your carrier, you have the awesome opportunity to explore Navigator v1.5i. (...)

Pearson is a company that is well known in the professional and tech communities for its library of informational and educational books. The company has announced a new iPhone app offering online libraries, video, and more. ComScore has announced that the iPhone now holds 25% of the US smartphone market. That puts the device in [...]

iPhone Developer Siri has released Siri Assistant for the iPhone, a novel application that provides iPhone users with a voice-activated personal assistant. Users can request information from Siri Assistant simply by speaking natural language questions such as ?Where is the best sushi near here? or ?What PG-13 movies are playing this afternoon.? Siri Assistant can presently handle requests for information on restaurants, events,?

Quickoffice today released version 3.0 of its popular Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite, bringing support for accessing and editing files stored in Google Docs, Box.net and Dropbox online services. The application also continues to support files stored on MobileMe iDisk, transferred via Wi-Fi or forwarded to Quickoffice via e-mail. Quickoffice is an iPhone office suite application that allows users to edit Microsoft Word and Excel files directly on?

Hudson Entertainment has launched a new turn-based strategy game, Military Madness; Neo Nectaris for the iPhone and iPod touch. Based on the classic Military Madness strategy game for the TurboGrafx-16, the iPhone game features updated visuals, cut scenes and full touch-screen gameplay capabilities. Gamers play as one of two opposing forces with futuristic military equipment battling it out on the moon. Players take turns moving their units on a hex-grid?

Mac peripheral maker ZoomMediaPlus will be launching an interesting iPhone accessory at MacWorld today. ZoomIt is an SD card reader that users can connect to their iPhone to access external photos, videos, music and other documents. ZoomIt SD card adapter is an application-driven hardware, which will require users to download...

Our sibling site Android Central let us know that Google has shoved every social media form you can imagine, from Facebook to Twitter to Foursquare, to — dunno, Friendserjaiku? — into something called Buzz. After Google Wave, which came off as WikiChat to us, we’re not sure about all this Google-mash, but Phil gives us a [...]Google Announces Buzz; or Will Social Networking Blend? is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store. TiPb - The #1 iPhone, iPa

Like those ?kinetic balls? at the end of an executive desk? Go buy the real thing, why the hell would you want it for the iPhone?

iPhoneWorld.ca writes:Vers iPhone Shellcase Reviewed by: Bill Henderson Vers Cases for iPod Price: $39.99 Vers is a maker of high-end iPhone/iPod speaker docks made out of hardwood and bamboo. (...)