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by Dieter Bohn Tue, 18 May 2010 7:22 am EDT

Sure, Mobile Hotspot accidentally appeared for Sprint and AT&T users yesterday for a short time, but here's what's new today that you can actually download, install, and use:

  • Trackspace Full is an OpenStreetMap-based exercise tracking app that's more focused on routes and miles than calories burned.
  • Speaking of OpenStreetMap, alittleWorld utilizes it too, allowing you to track your own movements and email out the GPX-formatted results.
  • Photo Effects Plus ups the game over the lite version by adding photo cropping and photo resizing.

More new and updated apps after the break!

New Apps

  • Bollywood Girls , Free, by MIT. Bollywood girls features hot and cute Indian heroines and models in variety of poses and outfits.
  • Trackspace Full , $1.85, by Trackspace GmbH. No matter if you are mountain biking, race cycling, hiking or nordic walking - trackspace allows you to record your tracks with just one press of a button. 
  • Jonathan Cainer Horoscopes , Free, by Reality Marketing Ltd. Daily, Weekly and Monthly Horoscopes from top astrologer, Jonathan Cainer.
  • All 29 Games FREE , Free, by DS Effects. Collection of 29 games
  • Uplood lite , Free, by Uplood. With Uplood lite you can save and share your photo take with your palm.
  • Kamasutra Mahjong , $1.5, by NO2 Web and Mobile Applications, S.L.. Available in: English. This is the classic game of Mahjong Solitaire, also known as Shanghai, with funny Kamasutra tiles.
  • alittleWorld , Free, by aLittleOrganisation. A GPS navigator for webOS devices, aLittleWorld uses maps from OpenStreetMap.
  • Buddha Quotes , $1.99, by Brighthouse Labs. Get all your favourite Buddha quotes in this one handy app.
  • Be A Man 2.0 , $2.99, by DMS Interactive Media. Pickup lines
  • I Love Homebrew! , Free, by K Technology Group. I Love Homebrew was written to show our support and bring awareness of the great work of PreCentral, WebOS Internals and all of the Homebrew developers
  • Quick Draw , $1.99, by Merkel Apps. Face off with 10 different opponents. Can you pull trigger before they do?
  • smBrowse , Free, by Moving Stillness. smBrowse is a free app that lets SmugMug users show off their photos to their friends and/or clients on their Palm webOS phones.
  • Catch It , Free, by pdm. An unusual puzzle game where you have to guide the red circle to the red box without touching any of the grey circles.
  • Photo Effects Plus , $0.99, by Rusty Apps. App and support available in: English. Finally a photo editor for your webOS phone. This "Plus" version adds cropping and resizing to our free Photo Effects app.
  • Done! for Toodledo , $3.23, by Tiger Country Software. Tasks app for getting things done with webOS and allows you to sync with Toodledo.com.
  • Spin Tha Bottle , $1, by Twin Helix LLC. Spin Tha Bottle is a new-age take on a very dated game.
  • Tilt GT Lite , Free, by Under Clouds Games. Run against the clock, or play in unique ghost mode in which you chase your own past best attempts.
  • Festivals , $0.99, by Webrich Software. Get quick and offline information and forthcoming dates of all religious festivals for 2010.
  • Christian Calendar , Free, by Sergiu Dogaru. Were you ever curious who is the patron saint of the day?

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11 Comments

Posted by rlbrooks on Tue, 18 May 2010 7:25 am EDT

Photo Effects Plus! Woohoo! Finally I can crop my photos. Only 99 cents too. Good way to start off the day. Holy Cow, am I first?

Posted by lsvteg11 on Tue, 18 May 2010 10:54 am EDT

heres could just as well pinch zoom a photo and take a screen shot. thats what ive been doing in the past to crop, and its FREE!

Posted by Diesel Donkey on Tue, 18 May 2010 12:40 pm EDT

That's fine for photos you're only going to view on the phone, but you have to realize that your taking a picture with 2048x1536 pixels and dropping the resolution to 480x320. You've thrown away nearly 3 million pixels!

Posted by fangio38 on Tue, 18 May 2010 1:37 pm EDT

There is Uplood lite too for that kind of work.

(For sharing photo obviously)

Posted by Axmirza2 on Tue, 18 May 2010 7:29 am EDT

yeah yer 1st. Look new facebook update!

Posted by rlbrooks on Tue, 18 May 2010 7:43 am EDT

Photo editing and a facebook app update. Not a bad morning. Now if Sprint would just join the party and allow mobile hot spotting (Hot Spotting? I know in the UK, being called a Spotter is a bad thing, but what if someone was called a Hot Spotter? Hmmm).

Posted by rlopin on Tue, 18 May 2010 9:30 am EDT

What does being a 'spotter' mean to UK folks?

Here in the US it can refer to a person looking out for / protecting someone performing acrobatics. A second usage is for someone looking out for the police while some illegal activity is going on (e.g., selling drugs).

Posted by rgloor on Tue, 18 May 2010 7:35 am EDT

Hi Dieter

Would it be possible, for both, the lists of new apps as well as updated apps, doing a sort by alphabetical order?
That would help big time, to search for some specific apps (within new and updated apps lists).

Else, this is a wonderful service and really appreciated.

Thanks a lot for your great work.

Greetings from Switzerland,
Rolf

Posted by mykal900 on Tue, 18 May 2010 10:44 am EDT

In the UK a 'spotter' is terminology for a nerd or geek.

From the popular pastime of trainspotting. Collecting numbers of the different types of engines and rolling stock and keeping a log of your sightings.

Not my kind of thing i might add but each to his/her own.

Posted by skwerl1 on Tue, 18 May 2010 10:59 am EDT

Ah, so that's what trainspotting is. That actually sounds kind of interesting, oddly enough.

Posted by rlbrooks on Tue, 18 May 2010 12:50 pm EDT

That's the way my Brit friends explained it to me too. I will use it every once in awhile for fun. That and calling the bathroom the lew.