Oovoo- realtime free video chat from iphone

Apart from Apple's own and native Video calling app Facetime, plethora of free video calling apps are now available in iTunes store like one is Oovoo,

With Oovoo application one can make a video call conference over / in-between PC, Tablet PC, Mac or mobile devices, Ovoo VOIP app works over WIF, 4G and 3G cellular data network, both,

Oovo for iPad, iPad2, iPhone 4, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Dell Streak, HTC Pyramid and many more compatible mobile / cellular devices is now available,

Apple launches iWork office apps for iPhone

Apple today released new versions of its iWork apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch, adding support for the productivity programs to its smaller devices. The three iWork apps, Pages, Numbers and Keynote, have been available on the iPad since the tablet's debut in April 2010.

Selling for $9.99 each, the three programs now run on devices powered by iOS 4, including the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and the third and fourth-generation iPod Touch. Pages is Apple's word processor, while Numbers and Keynote are the iWork spreadsheet and presentation maker, respectively.

The apps import and export documents from iWork for Mac as well as from Microsoft Office, and can print wirelessly via AirPrint, the Apple technology that debuted with iOS 4.2 last November. The list of AirPrint-capable printers, however, is limited to 18 models from HP.

Pages, Numbers and Keynote also now include improved document management tools that let users organise files into folders, and a navigation feature dubbed "Smart Zoom," said Apple.

Apple's iWork apps for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad can be purchased through the iTunes-based App Store. iPad users who already have one or more of the three apps can upgrade to the iPhone-able versions free of charge.

Top iPhone Apps: 6 Apps To Get You Started

So you’ve gone ahead and sprung for an iPhone. Now its time to skim through the App Store and download from the library of over 500,000 apps. So where do you start? Here are 5 free iPhone apps every beginner is bound to use.

Top essential iPhone apps

Pandora Radio

Pandora Radio is your own free personalized radio now available to stream music on your iPhone or iPad. Just start with the name of one of your favorite artists, songs or classical composers and Pandora will create a “station” that plays their music and more music like it. Already a Pandora user? Even easier. Just log in. Pandora on the iPhone is fully integrated with Pandora on the web. Enjoy all your existing stations - and create new ones right from your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.

CNN App for iPhone

The power of CNN in your hands. Designed and developed exclusively for the iPhone™ and iPod touch®

Tasker Lite

Tasker Lite is a minimalist todo list for those who want a simple, clean and easy to use interface. Create lots of tasks quickly and easily with our unique and super-efficient workflow. Add unlimited notes to each task and easily check-off and archive tasks with fun sounds animations. If you’re looking for something with more features try out the full version of Tasker. We’ve kept the clean, easy to use interface and added the ability to organize your tasks by dates, and place them as pins on a map. Those features along with many more makes the full version of Tasker a must have for power productivity enthusiasts.

Groups

Ever wish you could put your contacts into groups? You probably do if you have a big list of contacts. This app is especially handy when you meet people. It is the best, simplest app to group your contacts. Don’t take our word for it, try it yourself.

Yelp

Looking for a burrito joint open now? An Irish pub nearby? A gas station you can drive to before your tank hits empty? Yelp for your iPhone is here to help. Use us to search for places to eat, shop, drink, relax and play then read reviews from an active community of locals in the know.

Crackle - Movies & TV

THE DA VINCI CODE. BIG DADDY. GHOSTBUSTERS. JOE DIRT and hundreds more: full-length, uncut and FREE. Plus, top rated TV series like SEINFELD. Free streaming of movies in US, Canada and Australia.

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Iphone 3GS only £15.50 a month through O2

The once-mighty and always iconic Apple iPhone 3GS is now available for just £15.50 a month through O2.

The handset, which was the first iPhone to boast video recording, is available on a bargain basement contract which offers no internet data and just 100 minutes if you sign up for two years. The handset is free of charge.

The new low tariff for the iPhone 3GS surely represents a bid to clear the shelves before the arrival of the iPhone 5, be that in July as normal, or as recent reports have suggested in September.

If you’re looking for a cheap smartphone deal, then the iPhone 5 also presents itself as a pretty darn good iPod touch and home Wi-Fi browser, so this represents a pretty interesting deal from O2.

However, at the end of your two year contract, the device will be four years old, so that’s something to bear in mind if you’re partial to the odd bit of tech jealousy.