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In this post, I want to suggest you, 3 music apps which are not so popular but useful.

bumpMusic (price : $0.99)

It was first released in Jan 2010, but didn’t catch lots of attention, and a few reviews, but it seems cool when you show it to your friends and it is guaranteed that you will have fun. This app converts your iPhone into a jukebox via an interface by the classy look of 60′s. You simply bump the phone and it starts playing, when you bump it twice, it skips to next song in the ipod playlist. You may rearrange songs in the wanted order by touching the center of the jukebox.
However you may encounter some bugs, but the overall quality is good. You may entertain yourself  and your friends with a cost of chewing gum.

Dragonfly (price : free)

This app is powered by Last.fm, so it uses statistics from Last.fm to give information about the global charts, even if you don’t have Last.fm account, you can still use the search functionality to discover new stuff about your favourite artists. The search functionality is organized into criteriars like Artist Name, Album Name and etc… Which greatly increase the efficiency of finding desired results. You may want to track the latest events of your favourite musician. You can easily get detailed info about albums of your choice. Also you can browse Top Artists to discover new stuff. It has been rumored that the app will present instrument/gear information of  bands and musicians. Best of all, it’s free.

Steinway Metronome (price : free)

Originally company Steinway has been producing top quality of pianos over a hundred and fifty years, but now they are into application market with a classy metronome application. You may change many thing, such as visual indicators, time signature and sound options according to your flavour. Also the outlook of the metronome is customizable. Besides the timings are now near to perfect, for a free app, this is just great…

Finally, we may have a cheap NAV software, TeleNav have annunciated its product. After this announce, the app became available instantly in the App Store. Best part is that, you can download and try it for free, (30 days trial). In the trial you may use spoken directions, 3-D map, automatically rerouting and you may perform a search in 22 million locations.

So what happens after 30 days? Let me tell you, you may wish to make a subscription with charges you $2.99 each month or you can make a yearly subscription, for $21.99. It is really cheap, instead of paying a huge amount to other NAV app, you may try this one. It is said that the company has 20 million subscribers already. (AT&T NAV application is a subsriber too)
But the app of AT&T costs much more, $9.99 per month, $69.99 per year. But it offers considerably more, like real time traffic updates and you can download maps for off line use.
But remember that the the AT&T app is only available to those AT&T subscribers.

Also TeleNav has announced it TeleNav GPS for Verizon iPhone in February, which is not available now. Note that this app does not support iPad 2 even it has 3G capability.

I know you are all bored with the default camera app that comes by default. It is usefull but not the fastest app available. There are many alternatives, App Store offers a broad range of apps. QuickCam is a fresh app which is favoured by many user already. According to its developers, you will not use the standard cam app. But How and Why?

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The newest 4.3 iOS Jailbreak has been annunciated and its released for the iPhone 4 and 3GS that is under the 4.3 iOS firmwares. Albeit this is not for all iPhones because only a few of decided basebands are supported. This novel 4.3 iOS Jailbreak from Ultrasnow will be able to unlock devices with the basebands (01.59.00 / 04.26.08 / 05.11.07 / 05.12.01 / 05.13.04 / 06.15.00). This 4.3 iOS Jailbreak is integrated with the 2.3beta4. For those who want to see the step by step guide on how to accomplish the 4.3 iOS Jailbreak using Ultrasnow’s newest release then see if you can have your iPhone unlocked.
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Okay, a global terrorist organization is terrorizing the world balance and the risky situation needs to be terminated. This is the novel enchanting theme of Gomeloft’s latest game for those addicted to gaming. The company has announced the exhilaratingTom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard application for the iPhone.

Bringing an entirely novel FPS experience, the captivating game now lets gamers to lead a team of elite soldiers and manage the situation. In Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard, there’s purely single team which can prevent all this: The Rainbow Unit.

The highly expected game features eleven exhilarating missions to defeat a menacing, well organized terrorist group. Players can play recreated and advanced levels based on the original Rainbow Six game like the Embassy Hostage Crisis, an oil platform assault or the raid of a rebel camp in Africa.

Gamers can join the Rainbow Unit uncut with three novel members, each with diverse abilities like recon, demolition or stealth. The application enables players to order their teammates to cover, shoot or exploit grenades in order to empty rooms before an assault takes place. Users can also use snake cameras to spy around corners, silencers to maintain their kills discreet and benefit from loads of tools and weapon upgrades.

Integrating startling graphics and gameplay, the novel game guarantees many hours of entertainment and fun. One can further join with two friends and enjoy the total game together in Local and Online Co op modes.

The novel Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard for iPhone can now be downloaded for £3.99 from Apple’s Application Store.

The Verizon iPhone 5 arrival will be the first time in which Verizon customers have the chance to nab a novel iPhone generation on day one. But it’s also the first time existing iPhone customers on AT&T will have the choice of jumping to Verizon without having to replace their existing iPhone 4 with another iPhone 4; the move to the Verizon iPhone 5 this summer would be the same hardware transition as sticking with the gigantic T for their iPhone 5. For existing iPhone users, there are distinguished speculates to go either way. Here are some factors to consider.

Network: The elephant in the room is the network, of course. Verizon and AT&T fans will argue all day about which carrier’s network is the best overall, however most of those arguments are based solely on their own personal local experiences with their phone compared to the out of context feedback they hear from customers of different carriers. Bottom line for your iPhone 5 choice: which carrier has the best signal and least dead spots at your home, your place of work, and your other popular places? Also, travelers must consider nationwide and international network implications.

4G: The speedy next generation of cellular network is approaching. Verizon’s 4G network hardly exists. AT&T’s doesn’t. If the iPhone 5 offers 4G, and that’s  astronomical if, then the speed at which the two carriers are rolling out 4G might be a factor. Of course if you live in a slight town, don’t expect 4G to cover you during the iPhone 5 era anyway.

Contracts: If you bought your AT&T iPhone less than two years ago, you’re on the hook for an early termination fee if you jump to a Verizon iPhone 5. Are you willing to pay a few hundred bucks just to go Verizon?

Pricing: Verizon and AT&T are charging iPhone 4 users nearly the same each month for plans and features, with dissimilarities along the way. This might change in the iPhone 5 era, as the two carriers find themselves in real rivalry for iPhone users’ affections. Or they might just sit back and collusively gouge users, as they’ve accomplished for as long as they’ve existed.

Data: For some users the prospect of changing carriers for the iPhone 5 and taking your longtime unlimited data plan with you will be a factor, depending on which way the carriers go on this.

Crumbs Bake Shop is releasing an iPhone app this Thursday, and it’s becoming the newest bakery to hit its audience via mobile technology and social media. The application will be accessible in Apple Inc.’s Application store.

The new app isn’t the only good news coming out of Crumbs, which annunciated plans in January to become a publicly traded company. One $82.2 million merger with investor, 57th Street General Acquisition Corporation. is on track to close before the end of this month, claimed Jason Bauer, co founder and chief executive of Crumbs.
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The rivalry between photography apps on iOS is fierce. There are a dozens of puny pieces of software ready-to chop and mess with your images in variey of ways. But Adobe is still a large fish, and when they make updates to their Photoshop branded application, it’s worth taking look.

The application itself is still free and allows you perform things like apply filters, rotate, crop, set exposures and add difference to your images. But, there are lots of novel features that necessitates the download of a  $3.99 camera pack add-on. We bought one to see how it perfoms.

One of the most great upgrades is the plussage of noise reduction, which provides the collection of filters. You add degrees of the follow among 1 and 100, reducing the image resolution as you increase. You’ll notice that it takes a few seconds to apply once you’ve completed optimizing.

The effect performs very well, despite the loss in resolution. However once you start getting past 35, it begings to look dishy unnatural, however that’s to be expected. See the recited gallery for examples.

The other added properties are a camera timer, which works a lot like a normal camera timer and a handy review mode which shows you your photo rapidly, enabling you to have fun with an adjustable rate.

While the noise reduction characteristic is nice, particularly for people who like to share photos direct from the camera (and aren’t already using another filter system like Hipstamatic or Instagram), four dollars will go a long way in the application store. Finally, this application is a bit pricy for what it proposes.

It is also convenient for the iPad, however with the iPad’s cameras being what they are, the filters likely won’t achieve all that much good.

Google has annunciated a necessary update to its iPhone app, giving it a new design, new features and even a new name.

Google Search for iPhone, formerly Google Mobile, features a brand-new interface for searching the web and accessing applications. The mobile search interface is now more like the ordinary Google.com interface. The mobile search application also includes fast access to Voice Search and to Google Googles, which allows users manage searches via photo.

The most important update to the Google Search application is a new search toolbar that is accessible by swiping from left to right. Google.com users will directly recognize this toolbar. It’s almost similar to the left-hand column that appears on all Google Search corollary pages. Users can now access news, image, shopping, video, blog, discussion, social, and place searches from the new search toolbar — thus greatly improving the Google’s iPhone application.

The novel application contains another feature: the ability to continue where you left off. If you acquire dragged into a series of phone calls while in the middle of a search, you can simply return to the page you were visiting by tapping the lower half of the page. The application also contains the familiar hotlist of Google’s mobile web applications, from Gmail to Google Earth.

Briefly, the application is a amazing advancement from the last version. It is quicker, more intuitive and contains a deeper stable of mobile search features. Our only grievance: given that we’re in the fourth gen of iPhone, Google absolutely should have announced this application long long time ago.

Munich, Germany: algoriddim, creators from the line from djay products for Mac and iOS devices, today is pleased to release its djay for iPhone and iPod touch application is now favourable in the Application Store. The game changing application brings all the favorite features from the award winning iPad and Mac releases to the screen from the iPhone and iPod touch. Users have a ample DJ setup in the palm from their hand, done with a realistic turntable and mixer interface to spin, scratch and cue right on the touchscreen.

The application directly links users to their device’s iTunes music library, delivering easy access to popular tracks and allowing them to start spinning music in just moments. djay allows music lovers and DJ pros unleash their creativeness anywhere and anytime to do live, record mixes on the go, or use Automix mode to mix a popular playlist automatically. Being completely tweaked for iOS multitasking and background operation, users can even listen to a continuous mix while surfing the web or playing games.

With an all new portrait mode, djay for iPhone & iPod touch allows users work each turntable individually, enabling to beat match, adjust EQs, loop, and cue with even greater precision and control. A rapid rotation from the iPhone and landscape mode lets control from both turntables and a mixer at the same time.

“djay for iPhone & iPod touch has broken barriers in DJ technology by putting a full and portable satisfactory system in your pocket,” claimed Karim Morsy, CEO from algoriddim. “The intuitive turntable interface, combined with ultra low latency, enables more people hypothesize the rush from DJing. It lets everyone, new users and pros alike, to spin music as if they were using qualified equipment.”