Apple has compiled a list called their 2010 Rewind. In it, they have named the top Apps of the year, and gathered them all up into one page so that they can easily be found. Let’s take a look at their top Apps in each category. On this list, you will find Apple’s best apps of 2010. Everything from best iPhone games of 2010 to best educational apps of 2010. Note that these are not our picks (though many of our favorites did make the list) but it’s a compilation of Apple’s favorite Apps of the 2010. Let’s take a look at Apple’s iTunes 2010 rewind: Shoot, Edit, Share – Best of iPhone Camera Utility Apps of 2010 1) Hipstamatic – 99 cents      2) Path – Free 3) Instagram – Free 4) Pocketbooth – 99 cents 5) iMovie – $4.99      6) Splice – Video Editor – 99 cents 7) Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Oct 1, 2010 | Apple has finally updated MobileMe Gallery to version 1.2 with support iOS 4 fast app switching, iPhone 4 and iPod touch 4 Retina Display, and made it a universal app for the iPad to boot! And, like Remote app, all it took was Chad complaining for weeks and months on the podcast to do it! (Be afraid, Keynote Remote…!) Also supported is the iOS-only ability to see friends’ galleries even if you yourself don’t have a MobileMe account. Nice. Screen shots after the break. If you’ve tried out the new, improved, MobileMe Gallery app for iPhone or iPad, let us know if you liked it. [iTunes link - thanks everyone who sent this in] Read More

Apple today updated its application [App Store] for the iOS platform, bringing iPad compatibility as well as full support for the higher-resolution Retina displays found in the iPhone 4 and fourth-generation iPod touch. The update also brings support for multi-tasking and the ability for iPhone and iPad users who are not MobileMe members to view friends' photo galleries. - Universal app with full iPad support - Supports fast app switching for iOS 4 devices - Optimized for Retina displays - View friends' galleries without the need for a MobileMe subscription (iPhone and iPad only) A June update to the application had delivered the ability for the iPhone 4 to download higher-resolution versions of photos, but today's update extends Retina display optimization to the entire application. debuted for the iPhone and iPod touch back in January. Read More

Editor-in-Chief, iLounge Published: Wednesday, July 7, 2010 Category: iPod, iPhone, and iPad Gems: Apps, Games + More Welcome to a special Apple application-focused edition of iPhone + iPad Gems! Over the last two weeks, Apple has released both new and updated apps for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad users, expanding both its growing collection of shopping tools and the capabilities of its web-based MobileMe subscription service. The four applications we look at today all depend on an active Internet connection, and include Apple Store, Find My iPhone, MobileMe Gallery and MobileMe iDisk, tools to locate Apple products and access media from wherever you may be located in the world. Our top pick is the new version of MobileMe iDisk, which has seen significant improvements for iPad and iOS 4 users in particular, but all of the applications merited at least our general recommendation. Read on for all the details. Apple Store Read More

Apple has pushed out a new version of MobileMe Gallery, a free app for people who post pictures to the MobileMe service and want to access them on their iPhone or mail them to friends. Apple says the app now has higher resolution images on an iPhone 4 when connected to a Wi-Fi network. Apple also says, with no specifics, that there are 'various bug fixes'. What's missing from all this is that iPad owners have to use the same Gallery app and scale it up, making their images look precisely like crap. You'd think that with the beautiful iPad screen Apple would support it with a universal app. Well, maybe someday. Read More

30 Jun 2010 alle 15:50 Produttore: Apple Inc. | Download: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis Oggi Apple ha aggiornato anche MobileMe Gallery l’applicazione ufficiale che permette di visualizzare tutte le foto e i video caricati sul vostro account MobileMe in maniera semplice e veloce. Con questo aggiornamento Apple introduce il supporto al nuovo iPhone 4, Ecco le principali novità: E’ un’ottima applicazione per tutti gli abbonati al servizio che non possono lasciarsi sfuggire. Read More

Posted 06/30/2010 at 4:28am | by J.R. Bookwalter Last week’s debut of iOS 4 and the iPhone 4 has brought with them an avalanche of App Store updates that make improvements for the latest and greatest, and on Tuesday a trio of them went live -- one new and two updates. New to the App Store is Hulu Plus, which the popular online streaming service calls “something different” than their traditional advertising-based website. Within hours of the news breaking Tuesday about the company’s new $9.99 per month offering, the universal Hulu Plus app went live on the App Store, compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Unfortunately, there’s not a whole lot you can do with the Hulu Plus app right now, aside from stream from a sampling of free content -- the service requires an invitation which you can request at the company’s website, and thus far it appears Read More

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MobileMe has some great features, but Apple needs to stay on top of it to keep it competitive with other services. It's a bit pricey and hasn't changed all that much over the last couple of years, so new features are always worthy of notice. Fortunately, Apple made one small step for mankind by releasing an update to the MobileMe Gallery app for the iPhone and iPod touch today. Now it is easy to add your friends' MobileMe Galleries with just a couple of clicks on your touch screen. When you select "Add a Friend," the app will search your contact list and indicate which of your friends have MobileMe Galleries. Click on add from there, and it's done. Slick. It's not a big deal, but it's a nice touch, especially for a service on which updates are sparse. The update takes the app to version 1.1 and is as close Read More

Posted 03/31/2010 at 5:31am | by J.R. Bookwalter It’s been a busy week for Apple -- between prepping for the iPad this Saturday and updating Mac OS X 10.6.3, they’ve also found the time to update a lot of smaller pieces and parts, too. One of those is the MobileMe Gallery app for the iPhone. Now updated to version 1.1, Apple’s free MobileMe Gallery app was first released back in January, providing iPhone and iPod touch users with an easy way to see photos and movies on the go, including those from their friends’ MobileMe accounts as well. The new update adds the option to add multiple friends with MobileMe galleries all at once from your contacts, as well as support for a host of new languages including Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Italian, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. And of course, what update would complete without those “various Read More

31 Mar 2010 alle 09:30 Produttore: Apple Inc. | Download: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis Oggi Apple ha aggiornato anche MobileMe Gallery l’applicazione ufficiale che permette di visualizzare tutte le foto e i video caricati sul vostro account MobileMe in maniera semplice e veloce. Le novità di questo aggiornamento sono molteplici e l’applicazione adesso parla anche l’italiano. Ecco le principali caratteristiche: Le novità della versione 1.1 invece sono: E’ un’ottima applicazione per tutti gli abbonati al servizio che non possono lasciarsi sfuggire. Read More

By Staff, Tuesday, Mar 30, 2010 | While everyone in the US waits for the iPad Wi-Fi to ship this Saturday and bring iPad apps along with it, let’s not forget the iPhone and its App Store already 170,000 strong. Here are some new games and notable updates to keep us all busy while we wait! - Chop Chop Runner [$0.99 - iTunes link]. Avoid obstacles and fight off enemy hoards to save the emperor’s daughter in this fast and frantic side-scrolling platform game. - PushPixPull [$2.99 - iTunes link]. Help the cute little robot Pix travel from world to world by solving puzzles. Apply your intellectual powers to unravel enigmas, pushing and pulling bricks into positions so that they do not repeat in columns, rows or squares. - Skies of Glory: Battle of Britain [$6.99 - iTunes link]. Take to the skies and become a WWII fighter ace. Perform aerial Read More

Apple's MobileMe site at me.com used to be completely useless on the iPhone or iPod touch in Mobile Safari -- you'd get a splash page telling you to set up your contacts, calendars, and mail accounts, but that was about it. No webmail access, no direct access to galleries, iDisk, or even Find My iPhone. Apple introduced standalone apps that addressed some of these shortcomings (iDisk and Gallery), but there was still no way to access Find My iPhone unless you resorted to workarounds. Things have improved somewhat with the new MobileMe page. Instead of simply admonishing you to set everything up on your Mac or PC, MobileMe now provides you with a link to instructions for setting up mail, contacts, and calendars. There's also links to download the iDisk and Gallery apps from the App Store. What's most useful about the change is you now have the ability to use Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Feb 3, 2010 | Every week a few of us from team TiPb, bloggers and forum crew alike, will bring you our current favorite, funnest, most useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they’re iPhone (or iPod touch, and soon… iPad!) related, they’re fair game. Confession: in all the iPad hubbub last week, Rene didn’t get around to posting everyone’s pick. Bright side, you get almost twice as many this week! So who’s on deck this double-dose and what are our picks? Find out after the break! Apple’s new MobileMe Gallery app is awesome. I really like the way it previews photos at the top (just like Apple TV) and you can easily share photos, albums or movies. Adding friend’s galleries are bonus too! I just wish you could comment Read More

Even though Apple's MobileMe Gallery is already iPhone-friendly, today they've taken it a step further with the release of a free iPhone application: MobileMe Gallery [iTunes Link]. The goal is to make it even easier to access and use their photo sharing service. With the application, you can view your own gallery (including password protected areas) but also view movies and photos that have been published by your friends. The app also remembers the photos you've looked at and will let you continue to do so even if you're offline. In my brief testing, the application was great! It was really quick to load photos and video on both Wi-Fi and 3G, and the ability to email links and view photos offline is really convenient. Just a side note, even if you just want to view friend's photos you'll still need an active MobileMe subscription. Here are a few shots of Read More

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A new app was released this week by Apple for customers using its MobileMe online service. It follows in the footsteps of the previously released MobileMe iDisk utility and Apple's handy Find My iPhone. MobileMe Gallery gives users the ability to view their gallery of movies and photos from either an iPhone or an iPod Touch. After installing the app, you log in with your MobileMe username and password and you have full access to all galleries attached to your account, whether they are public or private. You can use multitouch gestures to flick left and right to move through photos, pinch to zoom, or rotate your iPhone or iPod Touch to view them in landscape mode. You can view or watch your friends' gallery photos and videos and share links to your own albums from an iPhone. An offline mode allows you to access previously viewed photos when not connected Read More

Posted 01/15/2010 at 5:35am | by J.R. Bookwalter Apple has released another app to their own App Store this week with MobileMe Gallery. The only question is, “What took them so long?” It’s been more than a year and a half since MobileMe debuted (or rather, transitioned from the .Mac service), alongside iPhone OS 2.0 and the App Store itself. During that time, MobileMe customers had to use Mobile Safari to show off their gallery photos, which wasn’t always an elegant solution. That changed this week, with the debut of Apple’s own MobileMe Gallery app. Now, MobileMe subscribers can easily view their gallery photos and movies on their iPhone or iPod touch. Of course, since it’s tied so closely to the MobileMe service, a subscription is required. When the app opens for the first time it requires your MobileMe username and password in order to see the albums you’ve published there. Read More

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I threw in with MobileMe because it seemed like a better deal at $60 than a Flickr Pro account, since I get all kinds of stuff plus photos. Apple continues paying dividends with its very nice MobileMe gallery app. It's akin to Apple's other MobileMe app, for iDisk, in that it lets you look at the stuff—in this case, photos—you've got stored on MobileMe, and easily share it, as well as check out what your friends have got up there too. It's fast, and with local caching, you can view photos even when you're not online, and they feel native, too, with full pinch zooming and landscape orientation. The front page is pretty slick, with a ticker of recently updated photos scrolling on top of your list of galleries. It's free, so it's a no brainer get if you're paying Apple $60, $70 or $100 a year for MobileMe, especially since Read More

by You have a MobileMe subscription and an iPhone, do you? Then you can now download a free, Apple-made app called MobileMe Gallery [iTunes link] that will let you easily browse your MobileMe photos and upload more from anywhere. You can flip through your existing photos in typical iPhone finger-gesture fashion or take new ones with your phone and upload them to the MobileMe cloud. There’s an option to send photos both new and old to friends and colleagues via e-mail, and the app views videos, too. You can also use MobileMe Gallery to browse friends’ photos; any friend you’re following will have a blue dot next to his or her name when he or she has uploaded new photos. Chances are you’re sharing your photos on Facebook, Flickr or TwitPic directly because not all your friends have Macs or iPhones, but the Gallery app could be helpful for keeping up Read More

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Apple has released a new app to the App Store called MobileMe Gallery [App Store, Free] for viewing gallery photos and movies on your iPhone or iPod touch. You need a MobileMe subscription to use it, but it’s free if you have one. When you enter your MobileMe username and password, it lets you browse all of your own gallery, and can display the public galleries of your friends just by entering in their MobileMe member name or choosing their name from your contacts. Features: Read More

Apple has just released their second MobileMe related iPhone and iPod touch app, MobileMe Gallery.  The app is intended to make accessing and viewing your MobileMe photo galleries while on the go faster and easier. MobileMe Gallery gives you quick access to your entire gallery, even password-protected and hidden albums, as well as photos and movies published by your friends.  It also allows you to access previously-viewed photos even when you no longer have an Internet connection, and email a link to any of your albums to share with friends and family. When viewing photos from within the app, you can pinch to zoom and rotate your device to view in landscape mode.  If you tap and hold on an photo, you can save it to your camera roll or simply copy it.  You can also send a direct link to a photo via email. MobileMe Gallery is available for free, Read More

Apple released a dedicated MobileMe iDisk app not too long ago for those of us who stubbornly continue to pay good money for a subscription, but iDisk, as the app is called, is really just a file manager and nothing more. Today, Apple unveiled another MobileMe-specific iPhone application, this one called Gallery (iTunes link). You can probably guess what it does. Gallery allows you to browse your MobileMe photo galleries, something you aren’t able to access using iDisk. The app has all the polish and intuitive UI design you’d expect from Apple, and it keeps things simple and to the point. Even if you’re an avid MobileMe Gallery user with many albums, you should have no trouble browsing through albums and finding specific photos. My problem is, as you may notice from the screenshots, I’m not really an avid user of the Gallery feature of MobileMe. In fact, I had to upload Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jan 14, 2010 | Apple has just released their 5th iPhone and iPod touch app, MobileMe Gallery [Free - iTunes link] The functionality is as simple and elegant as the name suggests, pulling your MobileMe Gallery photos and movies from the cloud and showing them on your device. Sure, you could do this via Safari before, but there’s an app for everything now, right? UPDATE: Apple has posted the following on their MobileMe News page: The MobileMe Gallery app provides a great new way to view published photos and movies directly on your iPhone or iPod touch. You can flick left or right to move through photos, pinch to zoom, or rotate your iPhone or iPod touch for a landscape view. The MobileMe Gallery app automatically stores photos you’ve viewed so you can quickly access them again, even without a network connection. And you can easily view Read More

Well, that took a while. Ever since the iPhone appeared, it's been a pain to view your photo and video galleries on MobileMe from your iPhone or iPod touch. Sure, you could use Safari, but it was a clunky and slow process. With Apple connecting just about everything to everything else these days, not being able to easily view MobileMe galleries from an iPhone seemed like a pretty big omission. Now, that problem has been solved. Apple has just released a free app for MobileMe users called, appropriately enough, MobileMe Gallery [iTunes link]. Among the features of MobileMe Gallery: Apple, what took you so long? This is a nice little app. Go get it. Read More

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jan 14 Não é muito comum que a Apple lance seus próprios aplicativos na App Store, por isso, quando acontece, é notícia. Hoje ela liberou um utilitário de visualização de fotos, vídeos e álbuns do MobileMe, para quem é associado ao serviço. O MobileMe Gallery (link) é uma ótima ferramenta para ter sempre acesso a suas fotos online. Isso porque o aplicativo transfere localmente as imagens, permitindo que elas sejam visualizadas até mesmo quando você não tiver acesso à internet. Isso é uma verdadeira mão na roda, sincronizando on the air suas fotos com o aparelho. É pena que o iTunes já não tenha esta função nativamente… Você pode fazer tudo que faria no aplicativo nativo de Fotos, como copiar, dar zoom, visualizar em modo paisagem e também enviar o link dela por email. Há também a possibilidade de configurar o Safari do aparelho, para que todos os links da Galeria Read More

Nach der ‘MobileMe iDisk’ (kostenlos; App Store-Link) folgt nun die ‘MobileMe Gallery’ (kostenlos; App Store-Link). Damit rührt Apple weiter auf schmalem Fuß die Werbetrommel für seinen Online-Bezahldienst, der als Einzelplatzlizenz mit jährlichen 79 € zu Buche schlägt (Apple Store-Link). Die Anwendung ist ein einfacher Photo- und Videobetrachter. Er zeigt eigene und befreundete Bildergalerien an; reserviert internen Speicherplatz für Tage mit langsamer Internetverbindung oder versendet Albumfreigaben. Videos lassen sich nicht lokal auf das Gerät übertragen sondern müssen gestreamt werden. Insgesamt nett, leider wieder ohne einschlagendes Verkaufsargument für den kostenpflichtigen Online-Service. In diesem Zusammenhang darf (und muss) auch noch auf die neue Pro-Version von Flickit verwiesen werden. Neben der bereits sehr guten offiziellen Anwendung (App Store-Link) stechen Funktionen wie ‘Photoflow’, ‘Nearby Photos’, ‘Batch Upload’ und ‘Infinite Scroll’ hervor. Der Photostream kann per Fingergeste oder durch Neigen des iPhones gesteuert werden. Das gleichzeitige Hochladen von mehreren Photos möchte ich nicht mehr missen. Leider kann Read More

14 Jan 2010 alle 18:22 Produttore: Apple Inc. | Download: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis è un’applicazione, disponibile in AppStore, rilasciata da Apple, che vi permetterà di visualizzare tutte le foto e i video che avete caricato sul vostro account MobileMe, in modo semplice e veloce. MobileMe Gallery vi permette di navigare tra le foto e i video caricati sul vostro account MobileMe come se foste navigando nella libreria fotografica del vostro iPhone. Ecco le principali caratteristiche: MobileMe Gallery è disponibile per iPhone e iPod Touch, richiede la versione 3.1 o successive del firmware ed è localizzata in Inglese, Tedesco, Francese e Giapponese, inoltre per funzionare richiede l’iscrizione a MobileMe. Read More