Days of Wonder’s popular board game Ticket To Ride is great on the iPhone, and today it just became a whole lot better. The latest update to Ticket To Ride Pocket for iPhone/iPod touch finally brings asynchronous multiplayer to the game. With the new version of Ticket To Ride Pocket you’ll be able to challenge more »

The next version of the BlackBerry PlayBook OS will have support for Android apps, but first RIM needs to get those apps from developers. RIM wants to make sure developers submit their converted Android apps by February 6 for the release of PlayBook OS 2.0. The Android apps will run using BlackBerry Runtime for Android Apps, more »

CyanogenMod, one of most popular custom Android ROMs, could be getting it’s own app store in the near future. One of the developers on the project is already working on it. One of the developers on CyanogenMod, Koushik “Koush” Dutta, started developing the CyanogenMod App Store after his ClockworkMod Tethering app was pulled from the Android more »

Microsoft may not be selling a ton of Windows Phones, but it’s sure seeing a lot of apps for the fledgling platform. Today the Windows Phone marketplace has finally hit the 50,000 app milestone. The amazing part of the 50,000 app milestone is that Microsoft hit it ahead of schedule. The Windows Phone Marketplace actually more »

The Android Market has surpassed 10 billion downloads. In celebration of that, 10 premium apps are now available to purchase in the Android Market for just 10 cents a piece. That means you can get 10 really good, highly rated apps for only a dollar. Google will be carrying on this promotion for 10 days and will offer 10 new apps every day.

Today Spotify announced it’s “New Direction” by adding in the ability for third-party developers to build on top of its music platform. The new pas build on top of Spotify’s music library to offer features like curated playlists, lyrics, and local playlists. Spotify Apps will be built right into the current Spotify app, with the more »

When Barnes & Noble announced the Nook Tablet this week, it made sure to let the public know it’s more than a colorized e-reader. Apps such as Netflix, Pandora and Hulu will be available on the Nook Tablet to make up B&N not selling movies and music itself. Amazon on the other hand has its own MP3 and video store. The impression is if you get a Kindle Fire, you’ll be forced to go through Amazon if you want the best media content. Well that’s not the case. Just like the Nook Tablet, the Kindle Fire will fully support third-party apps that don’t require tapping in to your Amazon account.

Last week was not good for RIM. As the iPhone 4S was building up steam for its release, customers in India. Europe, the Middle East, the United States and Africa were unable to access crucial BlackBerry services. RIM finally fixed everything on October 13, but not before outages that lasted three days in some countries. RIM is apologizing to its BlackBerry users with apologetic words and free apps. Over the next four weeks (starting on October 19), apps that are worth over $100 combined will be free from BlackBerry App World. Customers can pick them up until December 31.

Without much in terms of what exactly we are seeing, or when we can expect to see it come available — Rovio Mobile has released the latest Angry Birds Seasons teaser video. The video has been posted on YouTube and comes with the following message… “It was a dark and stormy night as the Angry more »

Amazon has laid out some ground rules on developing apps for the Kindle Fire. Amazon wants to make sure that developers follow strict guidelines so that the first Kindle Fire-optimized apps will work as well as possible. Among the restrictions are Amazon’s requirements that apps do not use Google Mobile Services and a number of additional features the Kindle Fire does not have.