Kids! Now You Can Drive From The Backseat with Backseat Driver App

Worlds first app that you can enjoy driving from the Backseat of your car. In this app your virtual car moves along with your actual car.

60 Must Have iPhone Apps

iPhone is most popular phone in the world. Its not just a phone you can do many things on this device. Having a large collection of apps in Appstore today I've collected some of the apps you must have on your iPhone. Lets have a look on these apps.

Gilt for iPad
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Apple Releases iOS 4.3.1

Apple releases iOS 4.3.1 having some minor bug fixes and improvements.

This update contains improvements and other bug fixes including:

- Fixes an occasional graphics glitch on iPod touch (4th generation)
- Resolves bugs related to activating and connecting to some cellular networks
- Fixes image flicker when using Apple Digital AV Adapter with some TVs
- Resolves an issue authenticating with some enterprise web services

Apple won't get 'iTV' without a fight

The Apple TV might soon be called the iTV. But U.K. television network iTV won't be happy about it.

Speaking to Pocket-Lint in an interview, Mike Large, iTV acting group director of communications, said his company values the iTV brand and has "vigorously defended" it in the past. He stopped short of saying iTV would go to court with Apple, but indicated his company plans on being the only firm to use the iTV name.

"iTV has a very strong brand, and a highly valued IP," Large told Pocket-Lint. He went on to say that licensing the name, another option for the company if Apple decides to change the Apple TV's name to iTV, wouldn't be acceptable because it could "muddy the waters."

Although Large didn't want to target Apple directly, the U.K.'s Mirror publication spoke with an anonymous source within iTV who was more direct, saying that the company would fight until the bitter end to make sure Apple can't use its name.

"You only have to look at recent problems with the iPhone 4 to see not everything Apple produces is gold dust," the source told Mirror. "We all take our iTV brand very seriously and we'll do everything in our power to protect it."

Of course, Apple might decide to keep the Apple TV moniker. It could also decide to use iTV in the United States (iTV doesn't own the trademark in the States) and call it the Apple TV elsewhere. It could also, of course, call it something entirely different.

An Apple spokeswoman said the company "does not comment on rumors or speculation."