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The increasing prevalence of the iPhone in the world market, led him to be also the center of attention by developers.

One of the latest technologies brings iPhone is that of augmented reality.

Indeed over recent months it has been possible to observe the first apps for iPhone, which yield the augmented reality.

One example is a game named 1000 Find’em All, is an adventure game that combines both style RPG to the platform.

The great difference, is that movements that are performed within the game have been those made by the user of the iPhone.

The movements are played within the game, acquiring travel through the data obtained from the GPS contained within the iPhone.

The goal of the game is to find these thousand gift boxes, and being an online game, it may happen that during our play sessions will meet other players in search of gift packages.

In addition to games that use augmented reality, is a few weeks ago the release of apps for iPhone that takes advantage of this integrated system to Twitter.

The application allows you to see quickly and easily via the geotagging feature of the exact location where they were sent tweets, this application is called Twitter 360 and is available for purchase through the Apple Store to 3.99 euros.

Time.com (www.times.com), the online edition of the prestigious American weekly newspaper, has recently published a ranking of the 10 best iPhone applications of this year.

At the first place we find Tweetie 2 app, the version for iPhone of the Twitter client. Immediately following ranks Yelp, an app that allows users to orient their self  among the local restaurants and places of particular interest. In the third place we find Slaker, a web radio that offers to users over 100 music stations.

The remaining apps that didn’t manage to win a place on the podium are: Flight Track Pro (an app that allows you to monitor the status of flights), Mint (an app useful for the finance administration and management), Sling Player Mobile (that allows you to watch some television broadcasts directly from your iPhone), The Small Chair (exclusive contents of the famous publishing group Mc Sweeney), RunKeeper the perfect application for runners, Photoshop.com Mobile (the mobile version of the known editing software) and finally Locavore (an app that will keep you updated on everything you need to know to eat locally).

With just a few days to go before Halloween, Apple has thought to allow users to decorate their iPhone for the occasion.

In fact Apple has opened a special section of the site, containing hundreds of scary applications for Halloween. One of the most funny and entertaining apps is certainly Crazy Pumpkin, the more downloaded Halloween application of last year.

This app allows the users to turn the screen of the iPhone into a smiling Halloween pumpkin: a real digital and multi colored flash light Jack – o – lantern, with scary sound effects. It also contains over 30.000 jack – o – lantern combinations, that you can email to your friends directly from the app

In this Halloween section there are also numerous free cute applications, such as: iSpinIt 360 Wallpaper: Halloween Lite, Crazy Snowboard – Halloween Lite, AutoTrafego : Halloween Edition, Halloween PhotoCraft, Halloween Hounds and Kitties – Lite e Halloween Music.

So why not bring the celebration to your iPhone? Get into the real spirit of Halloween celebrations with these themed iPhone applications!

Source of the news: iWikiPhone – Latest iPhone Applications

John Lily, the CEO of Mozilla, during an interview said that the company is working to develop an application for iPhone, although he preferred not to release further details.

Mozilla will release an app to the iPhone app store in the next few weeks, it’ll surprise people.

The new browser for the Apple phone would have to be issued in the coming weeks, although it is doubtful that Apple will insert in the App Store an alternative and equivalent to the native browser Safari. In fact in the company’s guidelines is clearly prohibited the duplication of core functions of the iPhone.

At the same time there are those who do not exclude the possibility that this application will be approved, as Apple did begin to approve third-party applications earlier this year. And that could open the door for the Weave service, as well.

Mozilla Wave is essentially a way for Firefox users to upload their personal browser preferences to Mozilla’s servers and then be Able to Access them from Firefox on from any computer or device.

Source of the news: iWikiPhone – Latest iPhone Applications