Tweetsville vs. Twittelator

vs. Yesterday the twitter community and a few other main stream blogs were a buzz about a brand new twitter iPhone application called Tweetsville. Tweetsville is apart of the Tapulous family of iPhone applications and packs some awesome features such as built in search.twitter.com trends, search and the ability to show 200 tweets [...]

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T-Mobile’s G1 Takes Shopping To 2.0

I’m on the search for a new phone! I currently have a Blackberry Pearl but it’s time for me to raise my game. I have been sold on the iPhone for a while now and decided that the purchase would be my Christmas present to myself. A few applications the phone offers that stand out [...]

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Tethering for the iPhone

Today brought a new wave of expectations for current iPhone users. AT&T Mobility chief Ralph de la Vega confirmed that iPhone 3G users will “soon” be able to use the phone as a wireless modem - some reportedly say 2009. I have been contemplating purchasing an iPhone for over a year now. After I read [...]

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PBS Offers ‘Tavis Smiley’ on iPhone

While on my regular internet travels I came upon the iPhone-optimized website for Tavis Smiley. It looks like the folks over at PBS have made available a mini-version of their regular Tavis Smiley website. The mobile site looks clean and well-designed for the iPhone. It provides you with the week’s schedule of guests appearing on the [...]

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Obama, Electoral ‘08 & Slate Apps for tracking the Election

Want to track the Elections on your iPhone? Well BlackWeb2.0 can show you how. We take a look at three iPhone applications that can keep you up-to-date with the latest polls, pictures and who’s winning each in state. We review the Obama ‘08, Slate and the Electora ‘08 iPhone applications. Obama, Electoral ‘08 & Slate Apps [...]

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iPhone/iPod Touch Apps that you need

Today I came across Oosah via Mashable.com. It’s a web app. And well, I love web apps.  I hadn’t really browsed the iTunes store recently for free Apps, so today I made a goal to download 5 free apps. Here is the list in no particular order (All links go to iTunes [...]

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Palm Treo Pro

I have to keep up with the countless announcements of new cellphones, in previous years this wasn’t so hard, nowadays forget it. Yesterday, Palm announced their newest model a windows based version called the Palm Treo Pro. I have personally recommend 3 different phones for people who need to get business done via phone. They [...]

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Consumption or Creation? Forget buying the 3G iPhone, create Apps instead

As many of you may be inundated and overwhelmed with current iPhone 3G coverage, I promise not to bore you with more of the same. Instead of wondering if you should buy the new 3G iPhone I’d much rather focus on the “purple cow” in the room that many people aren’t discussing. That being the [...]

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iPhone Deja Vu - The 3G activation saga

Friday July 11th marked the highly anticipated release of the iPhone 3G and the official introduction of the App store on the iphone and on iTunes. If you recall, when the iPhone was first introduced, the 3rd party activation service which required coordination with iTunes and AT&T failed miserably.  Well fast-forward a year later to [...]

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Black & Mobile

Yahoo! launched their  Yahoo! Go 3.0 beta yesterday, a tool for browsing the internet from your mobile phone through a bunch of mobile widgets. It got me thinking…  Everyone I know checks their mobile phone as much (if not more than) they check things on their computer.  They all text more than they email and as [...]

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