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Social Trip Planning App Tripshare Converts Travel Inspiration To Bookings

Tripshare, an iPad application for travel planning, is joining a crowded space.

But its CEO knows a little something about the industry – Bob Dana was the former employee No. 1 and first CFO of Virgin America.

Apple marks 50 billion downloads from the App Store

You think 50 billion is a big number? It's certainly a bit bigger than some other numbers that spring to mind, such as 48 billion, and that in itself gives Apple something to celebrate.

Microsoft to finally kill Xbox Points ahead of new console

Here's one that we doubt will be bad news to anyone Microsoft is said to finally be ditching its Points system ahead of the reveal of the new Xbox.

According to The Verge, Xbox Points are finally going to die.

According to The Verge, Xbox Points are finally going to die. Rumor is that Microsoft will move to a gift card system not unlike iTunes. The system's said to work across Windows Store, Windows Phone Store, and Xbox, with a launch as soon as E3. We'll see.

Apple approaches 50 billion App Store downloads

From Angry Birds to Summly, smartphones and tablets have accelerated a huge business that began just five years ago

Nobody knows which was the first app to be downloaded from Apple's iPhone App Store on 11 July 2008 - but the total is expected to pass 50 billion on Wednesda

6 Great Mobile Apps From Non-Tech Companies

As the world goes mobile, businesses around the world are rushing to build app they hope will take center stage on your smartphone home screen. Most are not worth the bother.

Netflix accounts for 1/3 of nightly home Internet traffic, Apple's iTunes takes 2%

Data sent from iTunes represents 1,9 percent of North American Internet traffic every night, a share beyond all other competing digital storefronts, but also well behind the bandwidth served up by Netflix.

Groupon launches Breadcrumb iPad app, vows to not be a typical POS

Yesterday, Groupon POS appeared in the iTunes Store, but was quickly pulled. Now we know why.

Amazon Cloud Player scores a dedicated PC app, Mac version in the works

Amazon's Cloud Player may have been accessible on PCs through browsers since its launch, but today Bezos & Co. have given the service a desktop app of its own.

DevoBots iOSapp

Last year I wrote about Remo Camerota's DevoBot project, an iOS application that lets you design DEVO-inspired robot art and play music using unreleased DEVO sounds. It's now available for $0,99 in the iTunes stores.