The iMovie app is the iPhone 4’s very own video editing suite. At £2.99, it’s devilishly cheap for what’s claimed to be an end-to-end video solution, so is it too good to be true? Continue reading

Just a few days before the iPhone 4 launched in the UK, iOS 4 was released for older iPhones, but is it a real improvement on the old iPhone OS? Read on to find out. Continue reading

Remember Waterslide Extreme? It was a free 3D waterslide sim that rocketed to the top of the iTunes chart almost a year ago. Its sequel, Rollercoaster Extreme, has just hit the App Store! Continue reading

The iPhone ebook reader app iBooks has been released on iTunes, now available for any iPhone running iOS 4. Continue reading

The iPhone iOS 4 update was released last night, and several great apps have already been primed for multitasking. Read on to find out more. Continue reading

Wimbledon 2010 has just started, and while it’ll be plastered over the news for the next two weeks, the best way to get your Wimbledon Championship tennis fix is with your mobile. Read on to find out the top tennis apps to download. Continue reading

More details about Apple’s iMovie app have surfaced. The main one is that iMovie will require an iPhone 4. Bad news for iPhone 3GS owners. Continue reading

The App Store’s treasure trove of iPad apps has now swelled beyond the 10,000 mark, making the iPad apps scene a faster grower than the iPhone apps phenomenon originally was. Continue reading