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Have you ever heard a song on the radio or being played over the speakers somewhere and wondered what it was? Well a new iPhone application known as Shazam takes care of that problem once and for all.

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Have you ever been sitting in your car listening to the radio (or better yet, in a coffee shop listening to piped-in Muzak) when a great song, that you don't know the name of, starts to play? Good thing you have an iPhone equipped with Shazam. Continue reading this post...

PhotoBoard, an app previously only available for Jail Broken phones, was released today on the App Store for $0.99. Its one of those apps, like Shazam or Pandora that just seem made for iPhone. Continue reading this post...

Melodis Corporation, makers of the hugely popular (and free) Midomi iPhone app has raised a 7 Million dollar Series B VC Round, led by Translink Capital. Continue reading this post...

Inspired by Mike Arrington's post on Web Apps he can't live without, here is my list of iPhone apps that I use on a daily basis. This is not the same list as "best apps", it doesn't for example include games and other apps that I enjoy from time to time. Continue reading this post...

We now know that the Android Marketplace will launch on Tuesday of next week. Google has spent $10 Million in prizes in order to seed the marketplace. Continue reading this post...

We've all been there. A great song comes on the radio, but the DJ won't tell you anything about it. Nabbit tries to solve this by giving the artist and song on nearly 2,500 radio stations. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver caught up recently with Brian Wurster, developer of the popular Tangrams iPhone application. AppCraver: When did you start developing applications for the iPhone? Brian Wurster: I am a PC developer by trade, so programming for the iPhone was completely new to me. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently spoke with Tom Hubina of Amplified Games, the developers behind apps like Chili Pepper Blackjack, cookie solitaire and fat-free poker. He answered our questions about developing games for the iPhone and iPod touch. 1. Continue reading this post...

Ryan Hartsell, Art Director at Vision Wise Inc., recently spoke with AppCraver about his new app, his first game and what it's like developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch. Continue reading this post...

You’re waiting for a bus, or maybe in the shower, when you find yourself humming a part of a song that sounds familiar, but that you can’t name either by title or artist. You’re not sure where you heard it. You’re not even sure you have the right lyrics. And it doesn’t go away. Continue reading this post...

With less than a month to go before 2008 wrings out (pun intended since we're officially in a recession) Apple has just announced its Top 10 iPhone App downloads for the year. Continue reading this post...

Gone are the days when you need to enter a local chat room to meet new friends or have to send a text message to find your current crew. Geo-location applications like Moximity, Loopt, and Twinkle are sprouting up at a feverish pitch. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver caught up recently with Andrew Bennett, CEO/President of the company that developed the nrme app. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? Andrew Bennett: We started thinking seriously about nrme when the SDK was rumored in late '07/early '08. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently interviewed Viximo’s Rob Frasca, CEO and Jon Klein, developer, about Viximo's new  TrueFlirt and TrueFlirt Lite apps, which are designed to make it easy for people to "flirt with style." 1. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently spoke with Matt Coneybeare, the developer of Ambiance. He answered our questions about developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? Matt: I started at WWDC 08. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently heard from N. R. Machiraju, co-founder of reQall, who answered our questions about developing for the iPhone and iPod touch. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? N.R.: reQall (www.reQall.com) was first released on the iPhone in August 2007. Continue reading this post...

iCarMode announces a 50% price reduction on iCarMode 2.7, for a limited time, starting May 1, 2013. The app enables users to use their iPhone safely while driving. iCarMode contains the major features needed to ease and improve the iPhone-Car experience. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently spoke with Jonathan Mulcahy, of mulcahy.org. He shares his experiences developing for the iPhone and iPod touch. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently heard from Bachar Sarah the developer of the MyMate app. He answered our questions about developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? Bachar: I started developing about three months ago and this is my first app. 2. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver caught up this morning with the developers of the wildly popular Koi Pond application, Bill Trost and Andy Skirvin of development firm The Blimp Pilots. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently spoke with Adam Eisenman, of greatrat solutions. He shares his experiences developing for the iPhone and iPod touch. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? Did you have previous experience as a developer? I have previous experience developing in C++ and QT. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently heard from Andreas Amann, the developer behind Calling Card. He answered our questions about creating apps for the iPhone. 1. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver heard from Jason Crawforth, the developer behind the iMakeDecisions app. He talked with us about his experience developing an iPhone app. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? Jason: My team started developing about six months ago. Continue reading this post...

I gave Netwalk's Snabiz nearly every opportunity to solve one of the grand challenges of business life: How to automatically convert printed business cards into a digital format. It's a real pain to type contact information on business cards into a contact manager. Continue reading this post...