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We’re a fun bunch of iPhone enthusiasts looking for bloggers to contribute to our rapidly-growing iPhone Blog! If you can describe yourself as a serious writer who has a strong interest in a certain area of iPhone applications or iPhone news you’re the perfect candidate for us. Bloggers will write informed and opinionated posts about their specific category so you should have an area of interest that you will turn into an expertise. 

Potential Candidates are required to: 

• Have a real passion for everything iPhone 
• Have an iPhone or iPod Touch 
• Be passionate about the device and one of the categories listed below 
• Be able to write well 
• Did I mention have a passion for everything iPhone 

We are looking for someone long term as you will become an author / part-editor of the blog and NOT a ghost writer. You will also have opportunities to join our Podcast and make a name for yourself in the iPhone community.  Job functions will include writing reviews, finding & posting news, and publishing How-To articles for our readers. You will also have access to large number of applications that we have received from developers.

These are the categories we are hiring for: 

• iPhone games 
• iPhone productivity apps 
• iPhone utility apps 
• iPhone photography apps 
• iPhone jailbroken apps 
• iPhone news 

If you are interested in learning more please contact us at info@appleiphoneapps.com

It is a rare occurrence when a piece of consumer electronics can transform and redefine itself to change our expectations of what it can do for us.  The iPhone has somehow been able to do this a few times now, and interestingly enough it has done it all through software updates and not hardware changes.  The most notable example of this variety of transformation in the iPhone’s short history, is in the release of firmware 1.1.3, which all of a sudden gave the iPhone gps-like locating functionality. 

Today marks another transformational point, and this advancement comes not from Apple directly but from their friends over at Google. As most readers already know, Google has their own 3rd party search application on the iPhone.  It is called the Google Mobile App and has been available in the App Store for some time now. The Google Mobile App quickly created a buzz because it was created and designed by proven minds, like Nicholas Jitkoff (the creator of Quicksilver).

However until the latest update, this application fueled a very unconvincing argument that it provided more utility than simply launching safari and typing a Google search. That all changes today with version 0.3.142 of the Google Mobile App and its new Voice Search feature.  To put it very simply, the Voice Search feature allows users to speak rather than type their google searches.  And to the shock of anyone who uses this feature for the first time, it actually works!  Check out the  video or try it yourself, and your experience should differ very little, if at all.
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