FLUD
FLUD is an intuitive and well designed customisable RSS news reader with social sharing controls, video playback and bookmarking etc.
Here.
iOScars
The 4th generation iPhone can capture, edit and publish HD video. The iOScars is a platform that enables ordinary (iPhone 4 owner) people to submit their user generated items into a Oscar (see what they did there) style contest.
To be honest I think the clever name is actually the nub of the idea here – but hey, it’s a mechanic that kinda makes sense.
Be interesting to see what actually gets entered…
Site here.
Viabbh-labs.
Andriod App Inventor
You can build just about any app you can imagine with the Andriod App Inventor. Often people begin by building games like WhackAMole or games that let you draw funny pictures on your friend’s faces. You can even make use of the phone’s sensors to move a ball through a maze based on tilting the phone. But app building is not limited to simple games. You can also build apps that inform and educate. You can create a quiz app to help you and your classmates study for a test. With Android‘s text-to-speech capabilities, you can even have the phone ask the questions aloud. To use App Inventor, you do not need to be a developer. App Inventor requires NO programming knowledge. This is because instead of writing code, you visually design the way the app looks and use blocks to specify the app’s behavior.
ViaMrCarnie.
YouTube Mobile Update
The new YouTube mobile site (m.youtube.com) offers a number of enhancements including: It’s really fast. There’s a whole new user interface incorporating larger (touch friendly) elements. There are loads more of the features you’ve come to expect from YouTube, such as search query suggestions, options to create playlists and the ability to “favorite,” “like,” or “unlike” videos directly on your device.
Available on Android and iPhone browsers here.
Umbro | Chants
‘It’s a summer season packed with football so we’ve created this football chants app to make sure your voice will be heard for club and country.’
From Anomaly obviously.
World Cup Sweepstake Shaker
Following on from the big race version.
Unboxing | Phone Book
You might say that most phones come with flimsy manuals full of complicated language and jargon. Here the box is a book that not reveals the phone, but acts as a contextual instruction manual for the set-up of the device. A second book acts as the main manual into which the phone slots. Instructions are again contextual, delivered in order and point to the exact locations with which the interaction occurs.
Sweet.
ByVitamins.
ViaTAT.
Flash On iPhone/iPad
Cloud Browse enables an iPhone/iPad to visit (and view) flash sites by employing remote servers to pre-render the flash and stream it to the device as video. Smokescreen, written in JavaScript, takes Flash content and then re-encodes it to a cross-platform JavaScript in real time. .
Unsurprisingly heavy sites run pretty slowly on both platforms, but the tech is pretty new so I’m sure that will improve
Smokescreen live demo here.
Cloud browse app here.
ViaMany
iPawn
iPawn (available in November 2010) enables physical objects to be placed on, and recognised by, an iPhone (iPad) screen. Each individual item can have unique settings and data strings attached. It’s a really interesting concept although I have no idea how the device recognises each individual object? Are there additional sensors built into the screen?
Any one know how it works?
Here (link in ‘our projects’).
ViaJ@B
Skype 2.0 (3G)
Skype 2.0 for iPhone has arrived and includes 3G calling and near CD-quality sound for Skype-to-Skype calls using wideband audio. Interestingly, beyond August those Skype-to-Skype calls will no longer be free, a “small monthly fee” is to be introduced. Still. I’m guessing that fee will be less than I currently pay, especially internationally.
iPhoneと絵本を組み合わせた「PhoneBook」
Site [mobile] here.
ViaCA
Remote Control Proximity Anxiety Cure
The L5 Remote transforms your iPhone into an all-in-one clicker for (apparently) any home entertainment system. Simply plug-in the infra-red accessory item device apparatus and load companion iPhone app and there you have it. You can program your very own touch-screen remote that should operate almost any IR-controlled device. The app enables button arranging/assigning and, as the device isn’t powered by Wi-Fi or a separate power source, you can simply plug it in and go.
App here.
Hardware here.
Run★
runstar™ is kinda Nike+ Vs Foursquare on Android. A running application that does all you’d expect from a running app – as well as bringing you a social and game like experience that will seemingly ‘change the way you exercise’.
High Def 3-D Camera On Mobile
Sharp has unveiled a mobile-phone camera capable of shooting high def 3D video. The device (pictured above) can capture 720p stereoscopic video and is only about two inches wide. The company has already announced a small-format 3D screen consisting of two stacked LCD screens (rumored to be the tech for Nintendo 3DS).
AR Flash Mob
AR ‘human statue’ flash mob action – just print a QR character, take your mobile and hang with your virtual buddy’s.
Saturday in Dam Square (Amsterdam).
Here.