Everybody loves bands and people who love bands go to see them live.  Now what would you do if you could rate live shows while bands are touring?

Alex Iskold has a nice article on the future Apps for the iPhone.  This is from a few months ago, but should be looked at by developers everywhere.  This list is a reminder as to the potential that exists now in mobile devices.
It got me to thinking about where technology is headed.  I have been [...]

This little app seems to want to put you an ease, to make it easier to better yourself.  Limeade Goal Tracker lets you take a general wellness test.  I went to the site and took the test.  The first thing it had me do was select three areas (but no more than three!) to improve [...]

A German designer created an iPhone app that will display his projects so that any one can take a look at the cool and interesting things he is doing.  I took a look at his site and it is visually appealing, but it is too bad I don’t understand German.  Anyway, this is a cool [...]

Oh, remember that scene in Mallrats where the big guy from My Name is Earl and Boy Meets World is staring at a poster endlessly trying to get the image out of one of the ose crazy posters?  Well, now iMagic Eye Illusion will let you do that, but on the iPhone.  The instructions on [...]

If you haven’t caught this on Digg yet, MacRumors.com has announced that Apple will be realeasing a new iPhone/iPod Touch app that will allow you to remotely control your iTunes from anywhere in the house.  Nice.  Read more of the article.

As we gear up for iPhoneDevCamp 2, we here at The App Life decided to take a look at what was the cutting edge at the first conference.  Thanks Gawd I don’t have to do the research for that shit though thanks to stumbling upon a nice little article by Mashable.

iPhoneDevCamp announced back in April that they were getting ready for another conference.  Well, in case you don’t know it is August 1-3 2008 at Adobe Systems, 601 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA, 94103.  Registration is still open and while signing up does not guarantee you a spot; they seem to be giving equal opportunity [...]

Jian Shen From Rockyou and Joe Greenstein from Flixster sat down at a OpenSocial Hackathon from few months ago and discussed the pros and cons of OpenSocial and a little about what they do.  More after the jump.

Well, looks a company called DS Effects is hoping to become the leader in shitty apps that no one will want unless you are an 11 year old girl.  Yep, virtual pets are making the leap onto the iPhone.  And let me tell you this app looks like it takes full advantage of all the [...]