This cool iPhone app uses the accelerometer to make an animation look like it’s popping out of the screen into 3D space. It gives the illusion of a 3d hologram jumping off the screen.

The application works by assuming a constant viewing angle (35-45 degrees), typical for when the device is placed on a tabletop. The 3d scene’s perspective is warped using anamorphosis, the same technique used in Hans Holbein’s painting The Ambassadors. This application does the exact same but updates dynamically.

Go with the flow with the most unique theme for BlackBerry. Flip through a set of crisp custom icons bringing your the application you need front and center.

This theme is compatible with all device software, however animation performance is optimal on devices with software 4.3 or higher.

The iRetroPhone for Apple’s iPhone is fun application that uses realistic sound effects and animations to simulate an old rotary dial phone.

iDial adds an old timey rotary phone dial interface to your “jailbroken” iPhone.

iDial emulates dialing of phone numbers with a virtual rotary keyboard. To install, add: http://rep.sosiphone.com as a source in Installer.

Tellme is downloadable mobile application, currently for Blackberry phones, that uses voice recognition to search for the nearest movie theatre, retail store, restaurant or coffee shop all based on your location. You simply press the talk button, say a keyword like “coffee,” and wait for a list of coffee shops near you to appear on your screen.

Get a new BlackBerry? Before Search internet to find app for your phone please take look at some application I found:

BeeJive’s JiveTalk:
JiveTalk mobile messenger allows you to stay connected to all of your instant messaging buddies anytime, anywhere in the world! Simultaneously log in to all of your IM accounts, all on your phone, all in one place!

JiveTalk offers a great all-in-one IM solution for those with accounts on all the major players. It supports AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, and more, and you can sign into multiple accounts at the same time. It also uses your data account instead of text messaging—a definite plus for those with an unlimited data plan. Short load times coupled with a robust feature set makes this worth every penny of the $19.99 price. Give it a trial run with their downloadable demo.

Now it is a time that individuals take control of their energy usage.
Current state is a conceptual mobile application to monitor and
control energy usage in your home.

The Current State system is made up of two parts, a mobile application
for you cell phone, which allows you to control and monitor
electricity use from anywhere, and a series of Plug-Ends that give you
control over the products around your house.

You can turn plugs on and off, activate timers while keeping track of
everything remotely thanks to plug-ends which bridge power sockets
that are synced to your handset.

Dasur from Israel has introduced a couple of touchscreen keyboards for Windows Mobile that each promise something that we would imagine most users are looking for; “superior accuracy, efficiency and speed.” - SlideIt and ThumbKey. Both were designed to enhance the on-screen typing experience and each work in unique ways.

SlideIT: Instead of the current method of tapping each letter on the screen, the user points to the first letter of a word and slides the stylus to the subsequent letters. SlideIt uses sliding, prediction and graffiti. Lifting up the stylus would result in a space.

ShakeSMS is another accelerometer powered application from the Mr Tong Ren, developer of the very well known and very popular FlipSilent application.

Shaking a phone to read text messages is as intuitive as swiping your finger across the screen to unlock it, but once you’re trained it becomes second nature. In this case, ShakeSMS is an app for Nokia phones that lets you jostle your phone to view an incoming SMS. Jigger it again to go back to the home screen.

There are two significant improvements in the iPhone 1.1.3 software/firmware update which
Apple folks did not think were significant enough to inform us.

The first is an increase to the amount of SMS messages the iPhone can store. The storage limit for SMS has been increased from 1,000 to around 75,000.