Now that I've had my iPhone 4S for a couple of days, I'm amazed with what Siri can do. I've asked a number of questions -- real ones, not questions like "What is the meaning of life?" -- and have been totally impressed with how my interaction with the iPhone has changed. But there are more things I'd love to be able to do with Siri, which is the reason for this post. Everyone should understand that Siri is currently a beta product from Apple. A lot of the things I'm talking about here should happen once the product is out of beta and developers are given access to a Siri API. This is my way of letting some iOS developers know that I'd love to see Siri integration in their apps. Here we go: I think that Siri has the ability to become the intelligent agent that the mid-90s MagicCap Read More

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WebMD has just launched a new app for the iPad that provides you with all the tools you need to make medical information discovery a breeze. WebMD for iPad resembles the company’s iPhone app, WebMD Mobile, in content, but it completely destroys it in execution. When first launched the app presents you with five categories to choose from: symptom checker, conditions, drugs and treatments, first aid information, and local health listings.  Each category brings you into a separate and well thought out page that gets right into answering your medical questions. In landscape mode, the entire left side is dedicated to listing options and items, while the right side displays all of the information you are seeking.  In portrait mode, however, the entire page is dedicated to displaying your information with popovers taking over the task of listing options and items.  In either view everything is easy to find and very straight Read More

Leena Rao currently works as a writer for TechCrunch. She recently finished graduate school at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, where she studied business journalism and videography. From 2004 to 2007, she helped lead Congresswoman Carloyn Maloney’s community outreach and relations efforts in New York City. She graduated from Columbia University in 2003, where she was... → Learn More Chorus, the recently launched iPhone app that helps you discover other apps, is revealing the most recommended apps from their community. Developed by envIO Networks, Chorus is sort of like a mobile social network based around the apps that your friends have downloaded and lets you tap into your existing social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, to share with your friends. The app features real-time feeds from your designated friends (those who have also downloaded Chorus and whom you have friended) displaying the apps they are downloading, and Read More