I’ve been having great fun playing this excellent translation of the Rockband game to the iPhone!
This weekend it’s got a special offer of 30% off the normal price!
Grab a bargain HERE
The iPhone software has been available for a while now but TomTom just announced that the Car Kit they have produced for the iPhone is now available for purchase.
Priced at £99.99 it provides enhanced GPS performance, Hands free calling and even a line out for music too!
You can get more details on the Kit HERE
Or see the App in action in the video below…
Google has just announced it’s Google Maps Navigation for Android 2.0, this extends the current functionality of Google Maps to add point to point navigation.
The first phone to have Google Maps Navigation and Android 2.0 is the Droid from Verizon. Google Maps Navigation is initially available in the United States
Announced on the Google blog there is a video demo here:
You can get more information HERE
This is very cool – Vodafone New Zealand had an idea – the idea was simply to use a collection of mobile phones with TXT alerts that – when received in the sequence – created a symphony : Tchaikovsky’s 1812 overture. It took 53 different ringtone alerts. Timed to imperfection. After a lot of practice it actually worked and Symphonia is the result.
Check out the video above!
As a big Star Wars seeing news of this new game on Touch Arcade got me very excited!
No news on release dates yet but I’ll be checking the App Store regularly!
I got a nice email today from Computer Weekly stating that my blog had been nominated for the IT Blog Awards 2009.
Cool stuff 
If you are using the HTC Touch Pro 2 from Vodafone then you can upgrade it now to Windows Mobile 6.5 as Vodafone have released the upgrade for download (for Free)
To download it – just go HERE
Over the weekend the Rockband game has appeared on the iTunes App Store!
It comes with 20 songs ready to play and includes several multiplayer options so you can have fun with friends over Bluetooth!
I love the Xbox version of this game so it’ll be great fun having this on my iPhone!
You can download it from HERE
If you have an Android device and are wanting to get it connected to your corporate Microsoft Exchange environment then you can now download the Dataviz Roadsync client from the Android Marketplace. It’s available for $9.99 for a limited time but normal price is $19.99.
The feature set and capabilities are as follows:
The one major thing missing which IT organisations may not be very happy about is IT Policy enforcement.
You can get more information HERE
I’ve always used Slingbox to watch live TV on my mobile device but TVCatchup have just launched a Beta iPhone service that allows you to watch 11 UK TV Channels straight from your iPhone.
It’s not an app but a web site that uses live streaming to your iPhone or iPod Touch. I tried it out this morning and it works great on 3G and WiFi.
To try it out for yourself just go to http://iphone.tvcatchup.com
