I have liked boxing sense the days of Tyson and when it comes to boxing video games, I started on Punch Out back in the Nintendo days. I haven't tried a boxing game on my iPhone, but I am thinking about trying this new one from Handmark. The game is called Down 4 the Count and it uses the multitouch interface ... continued »

Back when I had a real job, I often had to print address labels from this rickety Dymo label printer for mailing lists. The biggest pain was trying to get the labels to print the way I needed them too. Dymo has announced a new app for the iPhone that makes printing one label or a complete mailing list easier. The ... continued »

One of my favorite games when I was kid was this racing game that was 2D with three steering wheels around for multiple players. I forget the name of the game now; I think it was called Iron Man. A new game is available for the iPhone called DrawRace that reminds more of the tracks the arcade game had. The mechanics ... continued »

There is an app for just about everything in the App Store for the iPhone and the iPod touch. Anyone who owns or follows the iPhone knows this. However, the average Joe watching commercials for the iPhone on TV may not. Apple has a new marketing campaign with a commercial called "Avid" that tries to show sports enthusiasts what the iPhone ... continued »

One of the best selling game franchise of all times is the Madden NFL franchise from EA. In fact, the title is so important to EA that it warned investors that profits would be harmed if it lost its exclusive NFL license. continued »

Are you a big fan of FriendFeed? You can use the newly released Stir [iTunes link], a new FriendFeed app for your iPhone. It's available on the App Store now, priced at $2.99. Another choice besides BuddyFeed. continued »

RealNetworks has submitted its on-demand streaming music application called Rhapsody for the iPhone and iPod Touch to the App Store for approval. It will allow user to browse and search the Rhapsody library (more than 8 million tracks!) over WiFi and 3G connections. continued »

Ipadio [iTunes link] launched its iPhone app recently, allowing iPhone owners to broadcast, record, play back and share high quality audio up to 60 minutes in length. continued »

It's a good sample on how to use iPhone technology for public service: iBurgh [iTunes link] for Pittsburghers. The city has launched the free app which lets citizens snap a picture or report an incident quickly to the City for resolution and handling. continued »

Qik for iPhone 3GS [iTunes link] gets update: Wi-Fi-only restriction has been removed. It means you can now upload your iPhone videos to the internet over a 3G network. "We just tried it ourselves and, sure enough, it works like a charm," Engadget writes. continued »

Many iPhone owners will tell you that the biggest problem with the device is the AT&T network. The network has a frequent habit of dropping calls and lacking 3G coverage in all but the largest cities. The poor network quality has led many iPhone users to complain about missing features like MMS and the inability to stream video over 3G. AT&T ... continued »

I have had several new cars during my adult life and most of them come with roadside assistance. All the cars that I had with roadside assistance, I never needed to use it. It seems like getting access to roadside assistance might be a pain in most instances. Mini has announced a new app for the iPhone that allows owners of ... continued »