"SpaceLab for iOS is in an app we developed to work with Apple's iOS on iPhone® 4 in order to perform experiments onboard the U.S. National Laboratory on the International Space Station (ISS). The SpaceLab for iOS app is manifested to be transported to the ISS on two, space certified iPhone 4's on the historic final mission of the Space Shuttle program, STS-135, on the orbiter Atlantis."

I'm generally happy with the on-screen iOS keyboard but there are some times when a tiny-but larger tactile keyboard would be handy. Not sure it is worth $40 to me, but the price seems right. Shrugs all around, but it would've been a handy stocking stuffer item.

"Phoshare allows you to export and synchronize your iPhoto library to a folder tree. It preserves both the original and modified image, your event and album organization, and applies your iPhoto titles, descriptions, keywords, face tags, face rectangles, places, and ratings to the IPTC/EXIF metadata of your images. You can export a full copy of your library, or just build a tree of linked images that require very little additional disk space. You can re-run phoshare at any time to synchronize any changes made in iPhoto to your export tree quickly. phoshare works well with file-system based photo management tools like Picasa, Adobe Bridge, or Windows Live Photo Gallery."

ExtJS rebrand + expansion of mobile efforts

Time tracking software not tied to some poorly thought out SAAS back-end.

"Talkie for Mac offers push-to-talk communication over a local WiFi or Ethernet network, from your menubar."

"LiveView is a specialized remote screen viewing application intended as a tool to help designers create graphics for mobile applications, it has also proven to be useful for creating quick and dirty simulations, demos, and experience prototypes"

Hrm, nice UI. But it feels like a smart playlist problem.

poor mans tethering

"Keyboard, Multi-touch Trackpad and Apple Remote"

awesome! you can consolidate about 90% of the current push apps in the iPhone store with this one. (in theory at least)

"A jQuery plugin with native animations, auto list navigation, and default application styles for Mobile WebKit browsers like iPhone, G1, and Pre." Hrm, maybe. Last I checked, jQuery was really too heavy to use on mobile devices.

I love it when Gruber goes after something, particularly Apple and most importantly on the AppStore review policy issue.

Yay, a rant! So true too, the non-standard app-icons make me want to puke. Apple *should* be rejecting apps that can't follow the existing (and reasonable) icon guidelines.

"baseJS is a lightweight JavaScript framework intended for use with Mobile Safari on the iPhone and iPod Touch; it also works with Firefox and all WebKit-based browsers. By providing shortcuts and reusable methods, baseJS helps you write code to be lightweight and extendable–perfect for the mobile web."

"The name of the new project is Three20, after the 320-pixel-wide screen of the iPhone. The code is all hosted on github for your cloning pleasure. There is an excellent sample app called TTCatalog which lets you play with all of the various UI components."

"With an accessibility perspective missing from the iPhone community, I have been blogging extensively on the issue. This page is meant to be a reference point that brings together all of my posts on iPhone access."

Do the "positive review" comments in this post look fishy to anyone else? Smells like pay-per-comment spam. Sigh.

It would seem Apple is allowing different WebKit browsers on the iPhone at least.

"Download is free. Try it out on your iphone and walk through town: You will experience a city with distinct locative melodies. Sniff_jazzbox creates an audible city. It converts the wlan-waves into sound waves. The extended version for iphone will let the user control instruments and speed of the melodies. Concept by and-or.ch & johannes auer."

Skyhook's "Submit a Wi-Fi Access Point" page is kinda buried but useful.

Well I guess this is as good as it gets for a DOM Touch reference

Is this the only documentation for Apple's DOM Touch extensions?

"PhoneGap is a free open source development tool and framework that allows web developers to take advantage of the powerful features in the iPhone SDK from HTML and JavaScript. We're trying to make iPhone app development easy and open. For many applications a web application is the way to but in Safari you don't get access to the native iPhone APIs, and the that's the problem we're trying to solve."

E-cards for the iPhone. The demoed workflow feels right and contains the obvious entry points into your devices' photo & address book libraries.

Takes up 2gb but still seems worth it for Touch users.

"you _must not_ use embedded rendering controls to present the OAuth process with Yahoo! and Fire Eagle."