"Share things like dealing cards" was no joke.

Transferring photos or contacts through iPhones (or iPod Touchs, too) made as easy as dealing cards with a cool app called Mover. All you need is an wi-fi network and other device(s) running the app. The best part is, all this coolness is for free… Kudos for guys at infinite labs.

Features

• No pairing needed. Just run mover on devices on wi-fi, and you’re ready to share
• No hassle over what’s coming and going; everything is saved in place automatically
• Multiple peers allowed; as stated, share your things as easy as dealing cards to your friends.
• Comes also with Russian, Swedish, French support

Seeing is believing; see Mover on action.

Now get Mover from app store, for free!

Infinite number of accounts are supported at PocketMoney

Some features

Along with the obvious, you have these extras with PocketMoney;

• Auto-completion lets you easily enter repeated transactions
• Reporting, summarizing and visualizing your data helps you to stand on top of your monetary world
• Option of securing sensitive details with a passcode
• Synchronization with other well known apps like Microsoft Money or Microsoft Excel
• Auto-repeating stuff (e.g. regular payments)
• Support for multiple currencies

Fancy graphs tell you where do you stand on your hard earned budget

You can get PocketMoney from appstore at $4.99 .

Maybe no laser beams but certainly hi-tech!

The App

Though the app store have had some alternatives for this functionality, a new app called Red Laser, claims to shine out thanks to its improved usability. It’s been developed by a bunch of developers who call themselves Occipital, and believe it or not, it even has a developer API!

So.. What can i actually do something useful with this barcode scanner?

Feel free to abuse this ideas;

• Scan the thingy, and instantly learn the alternative prices, reviews etc on the internet
• Found the perfect movie to which is romantic enough to watch with your girlfriend but involves violence and action to make you stand it? Scan the movie at the store, add it to your personal “watchlist”, or.. you know.. don’t do something illegal!
• Scan the rare-quality-but-hard-to-tell-coffe-brand you worship, add it to your grocery list, and prevent your boyfriend to buy something wrong next time!

See Red Laser on action

Buy Red Laser from appstore for $1.99

It is a very relaxing and engaging game, which is basically about wrapping ropes about objects in such a way to cover them completely.

Something to be enjoyed at a slow pace: a game where a high score is not the goal. Zen Bound is designed to challenge in a subtle way, it does not attack or force the player.

The game provides direct interaction with the objects in the screen thus has almost no learning curve. Produced by Finnish developers, it’s available from the App Store for $4.99.

Check out for yourself from this video:

Mobile Gmail can be used by firing Safari and going to the address http://www.gmail.com.

downloading movies using P2P file sharing services, customer initiated redirection of television or other video or audio signals via any technology from a fixed location to a mobile device, web broadcasting, and… any applications that tether the device… to Personal Computers or other equipment

which essentially means you can’t provide any computer an internet connection using a phone, moreover, software such as SlingPlayer (redirection of TV), Skype (audio signals) and QIK (web broadcasting) would be disabled as well.

Strangely the next day AT&T retracted these terms, claiming:

The language added on March 30 to AT&T’s wireless data service Terms and Conditions was done in error. It was brought to our attention and we have since removed it. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

So AT&T users can relax for a while and hope they aren’t seriously planning to implement such strict rules to their data plans.

We should remind that this version can only make Skype-to-Skype calls with Wi-Fi connections, not over 3G. However it is possible to chat and sign in over 3G/EDGE/GPRS connection.

The reviews for the app reflect the fact that it has bugs and is not working for everybody: 45% of the users have given it 5 stars, and 40% of the users have given it only 1 star. Reported problems are crashing (upon launching Skype, application immediately exists and user returns to springboard) and frequently dropped calls.

Production is anticipated to begin in April and ramp up in May, and the new phones could be announced in June, Daniel Amir, a Lazard Capital Markets analyst, said in his report.

He noted, however, that the low-end version may only be available in the fast-growing, emerging markets of Brazil, Russia, India, and China, while the high-end version is expected to make its way to North America and Europe.

The low-end version is expected to run on a 3G network, rather than on Wi-Fi, while the high-end version is anticipated to double its storage capacity from 16GB to 32GB of NAND flash memory and feature improvements to its camera, Amir noted in his report, citing checks with Apple’s iPhone channel partners.

Pikkoo has a bunch of cool themes (you need to sign up to see them) created by artists, so you just go ahead and drag and drop different elements to create your piece of art.

After creating you can publish your wallpaper in the Gallery, where you find other cool wallpapers for iPhone as well as other mobile phones.

Getting these wallpapers to your iPhone is super easy. After signing up, under each wallpaper the system will show you a short code. Go to pikkoo.com with your iPhone and enter that code there. When you get the wallpaper, just tap on it longer, and choose “Set as wallpaper” from the options.

Best of all, all of this is FREE!

You  can head over to Pikkoo and check out the cool wallpapers in the Gallery, or create one of your own!

So it essentially does what QuickPWN did for free for $7. But it does has a manager too to keep track of the Jailbroken apps (just like iTunes would do so for installed apps). Installerapp supports both the Installer and the Cydia repositories.

Seems like the developer community is moving further and further to create a viable solution to Apple’s locked iTunes App Store system.