Archive for October, 2009

Google made two significant enhancements to Google.com on mobile phones Wednesday. The first, history sync, now makes it possible to carry over a record of your search queries when you switch between mobile and desktop versions of Google.com. Dubbed "Personalized Suggest," Google will now remember your searches and will add them into the list of search suggestions you see as you type into the search ... Full story

Remember the Death Clock, that oh-so-depressing site that counts down the time you have left to live? I won't say this is the exact opposite, but it's in the ballpark: Earn-O-Meter for iPhone tallies up your income, in real-time, while you work. The idea of this tongue-in-cheek app is to help you endure workday drudgery by showing how much money you're earning while "sitting through ... Full story

Chase Jarvis is a professional photographer. Chase Jarvis has an iPhone. Chase Jarvis got tired of using five apps to shoot, edit, and share photos taken with his iPhone so he created the Best Camera app. If you haven't already started watching the demo video above, you can open the app, shoot a picture or open one from your photo roll, apply filters and ... Full story

Dropbox's iPhone app lets you access your documents on the go.(Credit: Screenshot by Harrison Hoffman/CNET) Dropbox was one of the companies that I was shocked to see didn't have an iPhone app when the App Store launched last summer. The service seems like it would mesh perfectly with the iPhone. After all, one of Dropbox's competitors, ... Full story