Here are the latest iPhone/iPod touch/iPod/iPad apps announced. You can find ’em at the Apple App Store (http://www.itunes.com/appstore/).
Livescribe has introduced the free Pencast Player application for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The app enables consumers to access a digital copy of their synchronized notes and audio as pencasts from anywhere. Now notes and audio from critical meetings or lectures are portable and playable when you need them.
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Adobe says it will resurrect a tool that lets developers port Flash applications to the iPhone. The move came after Apple tweaked its App Store review guides.
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As many Mac User Groups in the northern hemisphere return from summer vacation, “The MUG Event Calendar” starts to fill up with presenters and presentations.
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Android continues to put in a powerful performance as measured by the share of mobile web consumption attributable to devices running Google’s operating system, as reported by the Quantcast (http://blog.quantcast.com/) research group. It’s also catching up to iOS in OS share of mobile web consumption in the US (though it still has a ways to go to catch up).
Read MoreAndrew Eisner, Retrevo.com’s director of Community and Content, predicts the next platform for apps will be connected TVs. Retrevo sees a living room where TV viewers click on a weather app or sports app instead of watching the local news.
A home where families play a board game together on the TV using the Monopoly app, or stay in touch with their friends with a FaceBook app, all from the comfort of the living room couch. Following are some of Eisner’s thoughts on the looming battler for the TV OS.
“Microsoft unlikely to win this battle
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