CAZE Today released ThinEdge ThineEdge adds just a millimeter in thickness to the sides of the iPhone 4. It fits tightly around the edges of the iPhone 4 and protects its sides by protruding slightly above the front screen & back glass and can address the antenna concern. The result leaves the back and front fully exposed visually, but shielded against scratches. It is made of GRILAMID(R) TR-90 which is a plastic polymer commonly used in the creation of sport and other impact-resistant eyewear frames. TR-90-made products are lightweight, remarkably tough, highly flexible, shatterproof and highly resistant to UV damage. An edge connector is provided for fastening the frame case and personalizing the iPhone 4. Each case comes with two different colored connectors.

ThineEdge is easy to install. Its anti-slip property gives the iPhone 4 more grip on surfaces. Easy access to all phone functions without having to remove the case. It has complete access to all the main ports and buttons of the device. Charging has also never been easy since you do not have to remove the case.

frame case for iPhone 4. Constructed of lightweight, hard-shell plastic, ThinEdge frame case offers sleek and stylish protection for the iPhone 4 and comes with an wallet size stand for easy viewing of your wide screen. Designed as the ultimate balance between case-minimalism and protection, the ThineEdge wraps the edges and corners to cushion and protect and keeps the front and back of the iPhone 4 from coming into direct contact with flat surfaces when laid down. To ensure the iPhone 4 is fully protected from everyday bumps & scratches, a front & back film set is provided.

Announcing Koren Projects, the developer of TrueKeyboard, is proud to release a unique product for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. An enhanced notes program, this application is a new launch that takes advantage of iOS4 and the iPhone 4 retina display to offer users a full ergonomic keyboard complete with arrows and number pad, in realistic 3D. Messages can be sent to others via email or SMS from within the extremely easy-to-use app.

TrueKeyboard is a new and unique product in the marketplace. It is an enhanced notes application that takes advantage of the iPhone retina display to supply a full, 3D ergonomic keyboard for typing. All the keys are there, including the arrows and number pad. The app offers users a PC keyboard experience on their iOS4 devices, accompanied by realistic animations and sounds to further enhance the realism.

Users are able to adjust the color of the keyboard, if they want to. They can stick with the traditional white with black layout, or select a midnight blue and pink keyboard. The app’s page format mimics a spiral notebook and by merely tapping a button, users are able to draw sketches and send along to others with their notes via email or SMS from within the app.

SKH Apps today is pleased to announce its frightening new app, ‘FrightBox‘. Boasting to be one of the scariest apps available on iTunes, this app combines dark, gloomy visuals, a slew of eerie sound effects and two chilling features: ‘Possessed’ mode and ‘FrightCall’. This unique iPhone app is sure to scare.

Upon opening the app, you are immediately presented with the ‘demons’ sound effects page. After pressing any of the buttons, you quickly find that these are not the ordinary, silly Halloween effects you often hear, but more on the line of sounds you would find in today’s popular horror films. Swiping the screen provides several pages of alarming sounds including zombies, ghosts, screams and more.

Along with the sound effects, you can find two special buttons on the front page. One labeled ‘Possessed’ and the other ‘FrightCall’. At first pressing the ‘Possessed’ appears to do nothing, but after a few seconds your iPhone begins randomly vibrating and spewing creepy sound effects. This continues alternating between silence and scary sounds until the button aptly labeled ‘Exorcise” is pressed. Pressing the ‘FrightCall’ button begins a short countdown timer. Once the timer runs out, a call screen opens as if you are receiving an incoming call. The phone continues to ring displaying the caller’s name as ‘devil’. Once answered, unnerving voices come through from the earpiece. The ‘FrightCall’ effect is extremely realistic and sure to surprise unsuspecting victims.

Specifically, iPhone 4 owners reported 82-percent more damaged screens in the first 4 months, compared to iPhone 3GS owners. The company is also not entirely impressed with the aluminosilicate glass, which they reckon “doesn’t seem any less likely to break than previous models.”

At least a quarter of the broken glass claims involved the back panel, SquareTrade says, and the company is projecting accident rates of 15.5-percent by twelve months after purchase. Of course, as a warranty company it’s perhaps in SquareTrade’s best interests to be ominous about the figures, but with over 20,000 handsets covered you do have to wonder if there’s still something to it all.

MailTones, by Electric Pocket, enables iPhone users to change the email alert tone and set different tones for email messages, based on information about the sender or message subject. The company has just released an update to MailTones with even more tones to choose from and a polished, more professional look with full support for retina screen displays.

MailTones on iPhone has been a big hit, especially among professionals who now have a way of using rule-based email filters popular on more messaging-centric smartphone platforms. This capability enables users to distinguish high priority emails from their boss or spouse or receive custom “pager style” alerts to messages which require immediate attention. The app enables users to set a tone for a specific contact, or one for all incoming emails from a specific domain – making it easy to recognize incoming emails from work colleagues or customers. MailTones can also filter and provide custom tones for messages which include specific words in the Subject line.

MailTones now comes with a collection of 60 tones ranging from discrete bells to more audacious horns and buzzers. Many users find it useful to set their default mail tone to silent, or ignore, and use MailTones to set specific tones for higher priority people and subjects.

Venikom Mobile, an iPhone and iPad application development company, today is happy to announce the release of Spy Status for Twitter 1.0 for iPhone, and iPod touch devices. Spy Status for Twitter is an app which will help you lie to your friends about your current location. This app is used by James Bond (Daniel Craig) in the newest 007 movie.

Spy Status for Twitter is very simple app to use. You write your Twitter status and choose your fake location. You can be in the Alps or in the Caribbean Islands, even if you are in the nearest cafe in your hometown drinking coffee. “Why not being James Bond for some time? Why not make your friends be jealous for a moment?”, says one of the programmers of the app with a smile on his face, “We have created this app in order to help people be spies for a while.

Everyone wants to be somewhere further for some time. We have made this possible only in few steps.” This iPhone app is interesting and very easy to use. You download it, write your Twitter status, choose your imaginary location on the map and post the status. It will be one tempting status on the Twitter wall.

Limit Point Software today introduces Foodmatic 1.0, an innovative new cooking application for the iPhone designed to help users eat better, tastier food. Foodmatic allows users to create delicious recipes in three easy steps:

1) Give it an ingredient or a bunch of ingredients. Foodmatic has a built-in database with hundreds of ingredients. Users can easily look up detailed information about any ingredient right from within the application.
2) Choose a suggestion. Foodmatic suggests other ingredients that would go well with those ingredients. Users can tap a suggestion to add it to their recipe.
3) Check the score. As ingredients are added, Foodmatic “scores” the recipe to let users know how good it tastes.

Foodmatic uses its built-in database and a proprietary algorithm to determine what flavors and foods go together really well. The company spent months researching common and not-so-common flavor combinations, analyzing thousands of recipes and regional cuisines, and even took into account an ingredient’s seasonal affinities to determine how well certain ingredients go with others. Foodmatic’s database and algorithm are continuously being improved and updated. The company is seeking as much user feedback as possible so that Foodmatic can become more comprehensive, more accurate, and more useful.

Houseplant 411, LLC today is pleased to announce Houseplant 411 V2.01, a free update to their top-rated app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Filled with photos, tips, FAQs, links, information, and advice, the app is a complete practical guide to choosing and growing houseplants. Houseplant 411 has earned accolades from House Beautiful Magazine as one of the 20 best apps for home decoration and ease of living, iPhone Life as App of the Week, and the App Store as New and Notable. Among the new features in Version 2.01 is the iCheckPlant reminder service. A professional indoor plant expert provides scheduled reminders for checking plants. These notifications clearly explain how to determine whether a specific plant needs water.

The app contains 12 easily navigable modules. The core modules are self-contained, interlinked, stored locally on the user’s iPhone, and require no Internet connection. The new iCheckPlant service, the enhanced “Ask Judy” expert plant advice module, Share, a User’s forum, and links to web-based References do require an Internet connection. The Browse Module’s database lists 88 plants alphabetically by their common and scientific names. Chosen for their attractiveness, uniqueness, ease of care, adaptability, or general availability, these plants are ideal for home or office. Selecting any plant activates its Plant Data screen with pictures, a General Description screen, a Plant Care screen, and a Plant FAQ screen. New plants requested by users can now be quickly added to the database