The app revolution continues at a pace, with SweeLabs' Pokki going live in beta form.

The San Diego startup's crack at the crowded app store arena takes a different approach from the norm however - there's no mobile angle here. It's desktop...

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Samsung has announced that it'll be rolling all of its disparate app stores into one monster app store that will serve all of your appy needs in a single place.

At the moment, the company offers...

Mozilla has sounded the death knell for the concept of the app store, predicting that they will die following the release of its mobile version of Firefox, Fennec.

Tough talk, but the company reckons that apps create problems for developers...

Adobe Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone app has come to the Android platform the company has announced.

Following on from the launch of the iPhone app in the US in October, the company has rolled out the "Free" app on the Google OS.

The...

Microsoft has outlined further plans for its latest version of Windows Mobile application store on Tuesday.

In a blog post, the company has confirmed that it will be opening up its Marketplace app store for submissions on the 27 July in...

Nokia's as-yet-unconfirmed-when launch of its answer to the App Store - the Ovi Store - is to be the biggest such launch of its kind, according to Forbes.

Niklas Savander, Nokia's executive vice president of services, says the Ovi Store...

Mobile phone game "iDonkeyKong" has launched for the iPhone and iPod touch, created by developer VeryGames.

A clone of Nintendo's classic platformer Donkey Kong, it's not official, and as the Pocket-Gamer blog points out, will likely be yanked...

The Radio Times has announced its TV and radio listings are now available via an application on the Apple App Store.

The app for iPhone and iPod touch users will allow browsing of Radio Times' listings including 7 day's worth of TV and...

comScore has revealed what it states is the iPhone application with the "largest installed base among applications downloaded from the Apple App Store".

It seems that the most popular iPhone app crown goes to Tapulous' "Tap Tap Revenge" with...

Independent web TV service Babelgum has released a new version of its mobile video application in the UK and Italy, and launched it for the first time across the pond in the US as well.

Babelgum mobile was first launched in December last...

At a press event in the US, Apple has unveiled its iPhone 3.0 OS software with over 1,000 new API functions.

Highlights include the long-awaited ability to cut, copy and paste, MMS messaging, A2DP Bluetooth, peer to peer Bluetooth hook-up,...

National Rail Enquiries is offering an application for iPhone owners that will offer them train times, and more, on their handsets.

As well as the travel information you'd find on the National Rail Enquiries site, the app uses the iPhone's...

Apple has finally approved an application it had mistakenly initially rejected for displaying "offensive language".

Twitter tool Tweetie's 1.3 update had been refused by Apple's App Store approval team as its Twitter trend search view - created...

Despite the App Store achieving fantastically high numbers of downloads - 500 million at the last count - it seems most of the widgets purchased don't have any kind of longevity.

Only 30% of people who buy an iPhone application are still...

So we've seen some weird apps for the iPhone, and some useless ones, but the new iGirl app frankly just gives us the creeps.

With the rather ominous tagline "She obeys", the iGirl app will set you back just 59p and provide you with your own...