Wolfram|Alpa—a popular, new knowledge engine—caught the geeks by storm a while back when it launched. This site is much different from Google in that it aims to answer your questions by analyzing your words and then creating graphs and charts to display the answers. The company has now launched an iPhone specific website that fans can check out when searching on the go.

Taking the old route, Walmart has decided to create an iPhone-ready website for their company instead of an actual iPhone app such as Amazon and Target have. With a nice interface and the ability to browse through Walmarts entire catalog in a site created specifically for the iPhone, it can be a great help. You are also able to fill your cart—which Walmart is calling a “Shopping Cart”—through the site, which can be useful. On top of that, you can also search the $4 prescriptions that the company offers. Although this news in and of itself isn’t very exciting, it does show another company following along a trend that I am seeing to be more relevant each and every day.

Apple seems to love touting the fact that there are so many useful applications for the iPhone. Now, Apple is bringing that same attitude to a new website they have created called iPhone Your Life. Calling the iPhone “a way of life,” this website collects the iPhone apps into various groups, selects an app of more »

Digg fan? iPhone application fan? Then you’ll love the new site from Lockergnome that brings a Digg like interface to sorting through iPhone applications. Simply head over to their site, register, and then be on your way to either voting up or down your iPhone applications. The list of submitted applications can be sorted release more »