The dock is called the PartyDock and it has four wireless controllers that can be used with compatibly PartyDock games. The dock will have a free app that has three of the mini games to get folks started. Those games are apparently called Midway Motors, Fishing Frenzy, and Flippin’ Frogs.

There will be more games that come later and presumably, some of them will be paid apps. The dock can also be hooked to an external monitor if you are wondering how exactly four people will crowd around that small iPhone screen. The good news is that the dock will also work with the iPad as well. The price and launch date of the device is unknown.

Now, you can’t have both SIMs active at the same time – that’s a limitation of the iPhone 4, sadly – but you can apparently switch between them without having to reboot the Apple smartphone. According to USBfever, you can simply pick the correct card from the SIM Applications menu in the iPhone 4?s settings, and after a minute or two it flicks over. You’ll need to be running iOS 4.0.0/4.0.1/4.0.2 for that to work, though. The adapter case is on sale now, priced at $28.99.

FIPLAB Ltd, the graduate start-up behind the leading iPhone app for the Baclays Cycle Hire Scheme announced today that its London Cycle: Maps & Routes application has surpassed 80,000 user downloads in less than 4 weeks since its launch on the iTunes AppStore.

The app, which has been a hit success from day one, has received numerous write ups on leading publications such as the Evening Standard and has been ranked on iTunes as the Number 1 Free Travel application. FIPLAB state that the application’s continued success is down to strong word of mouth by its user community, who are passionate about providing them with valuable feedback, allowing them to work towards their goal of creating the perfect companion tool for the Barclays Cycle Hire scheme.

What’s interesting is that the application is not just being used by cycle hire members, but also regular cyclists who are using the app due to the cycle-safe routes it provides. The routes allow cyclists to avoid busy roads and minimises the number of right-hand turns required to reach a destination.

After a string of updates, the company is now planning to further expand its userbase by porting their application to the BlackBerry and Android mobile platforms.

Rock Soft, the new software start-up, today is excited to announce the launch of “ShowTime – Alarm Clock & Ambient Noise” the Modern Alarm Clock app for iPhone & iPod touch(R). Unlike other Alarm Clock apps, Show Time has the all the features you’d want and does it with style. With 58 clock themes and variations you don’t have to keep staring at the same digital alarm clock your parents had on their night stand.

Great looks and brains too with feature rich alarm settings allowing you wake up to your own playlist or 8 high quality built-in alarms. And because stressing out building the app kept the creator awake at night, it also let’s you fall asleep to 25 built-in ambient noise sounds or your favorite tunes. From ocean waves to the sounds of a prison cell, Show Time has something for everyone.

Show Time also comes in a free Lite version so you can give it a test run or you can also get the free App/Widget for your desktop, social site, or blog. The widget is available for OSX Dashboard, Myspace, Yahoo Widgets, iGoogle, Friendster, Orkut, Bebo, Hi5, and Widgetbox.

MASAKA Soft today is pleased to announce the release of Disguised Cam version 1.5 for iPhone and iPod touch. Disguised Cam was developed specifically for users to take photos and video while “disguising” itself as a web browser app, an email app, an ebook reader app, a SMS app, or any other app that users prefer.

Ever saw a great photo opportunity but can’t take the picture because the normal camera interface would draw too much attention? If yes, Disguised Cam is the app that perfectly solves that situation. Disguised Cam allows users to take photos or capture video without any view finder shown. Instead, users can pretend that they were browsing web, reading email, text SMS, reading ebook or, with Custom Disguise mode on, pretending that they were using one of their favorite apps.

Disguised Cam works with a simple and intuitive control. Tap anywhere on screen once to take photo or start video recording, slide one finger down to reveal the viewfinder (to get a better aim at subject) and double-tap to open Settings. In Settings, users can choose the preferred Disguise mode or choose between still photo and video mode.

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MotionObj today is pleased to announce the release and immediate availability of SimplyTweet 3.2, an update to their full featured Twitter application
for iPhone and iPod touch. SimplyTweet combines a fast, simple user interface with a rich set of features, as well as offers built-in support of push notifications for new mentions and direct messages. Version 3.2 adds iOS 4 and iPhone 4 Retina display support, sending direct messages from the Contacts app, as well as many other features and fixes.

Some of the changes in SimplyTweet 3.2 include:
* Support for iOS 4 fast app switching
* Support for iPhone 4 with hi-res icons
* Pictures, tweets and direct messages are now sent in the background for 3GS running iOS 4 and iPhone 4. There is a setting to disable background sending.
* Send DMs directly from the system-wide Contacts app. You can now link Twitter accounts to your system-wide address book. Besides adding information to the address book, you can now tap on the “Twitter DM” field in a linked address book entry to start composing a direct message to that recipient
* Translation support for direct messages
* Improved accuracy of geo-tagging
* Music being played is now no longer paused/faded in, after playing a send/push sound

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Announcing Gladtiding Consulting, Inc., the developers of GetPaid! – PDF Invoice & Time Sheet, has released their latest update for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. The application offers users instant portable generation of professional PDF or HTML invoices and time sheets, which can be emailed, exported and tracked. The GetPaid! app also allows for marking payments and partial payments, displays an income chart and provides many more tools for tracking jobs. GetPaid! has been featured in the book, “Incredible iPhone Apps for Dummies.”

GetPaid! is a perfect invoice and time tracking system for busy professionals on the go. All rates and job times can be noted immediately on site and instantly invoiced, right from an iDevice.

There is a library of templates for users to choose from whenever they generate a bill or time sheet. The app allows for the addition of a logo and important company information and tax identification numbers. Once a document is generated in PDF or HTML format, users are able to email them as attachments or export them.

The application lets users track jobs in progress, payments or partial payments received, tasks and assorted other information that may be needed. Developers have added an income chart, which allows users to view their progress over time.

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Announcing that Hobbyist Software, the developers of iBrowse, has released the latest update for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. The iBrowse app is a beautiful browser, with visual flowing of tabs, bookmarks and history, private browsing and a new power search that takes users directly to a specific, commonly searched site. Users can also choose to open links in background tabs so they can click on a number of search results and let them open effortlessly in the background as part of the gorgeous flowing line up of tabs.

This latest iBrowse update amps up the power and functionality of the browsing application and also makes it available to iPad users. Users are treated to a full screen display with opened tabs stored behind the browser window, where they wait until the user switches to flow mode. Then, they float past in an orderly fashion, so the desired page can be clicked on and enlarged. Bookmarked and history pages are also offered up as beautiful, flowing visuals. iBrowse also gives users the ability to protect their private browsing by supplying private tabs that do not retain any search or page information after the user leaves the app.

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Apple has released the final Gold Master (GM) seed of iPhone 3.2 SDK for iPad, get it now via developer.apple.com:

iPhone SDK 3.2 GM Seed is now available. Starting today, all iPad apps submitted must be built using this release.

All members of the iPhone Developer Program can submit their iPad apps to iTunes Connect for review and approval. If you did not submit your app during the initial review period, but upload it by March 31, it will be reviewed but may not make the grand opening of the iPad App Store.

Make sure you read the iPhone SDK GM Seed Release Notes before installing and developing with this release.

Furthermore, 9to5Mac notes that an additional email has gone out to developers telling them they need those final apps in for approval by March 31, 5pm PDT. Any time after that and there’s no guarantees your app will be in there for launch.

(And hey, if you want to help TiPb out with coverage of your iPad app, the sooner you contact us the better as well — we’re expecting something close to insanity come Saturday!)

Apple’s new iPad tablet is essentially a larger form-factor iPhone 3GS or iPod touch G3 which leverages both the bigger, 1024×768 screen and an updated iPhone 3.2 OS with enhanced versions of existing apps like Mail and Calendar, new offerings like the iBooks e-book reader and store, low-cost 3G data plans, and a 1GHz Apple A4 processor.

Critics have called the iPad “just a big iPhone” and fail to see how it changes anything. Supporters have called the iPad “a big iPhone” and feel it changes everything. Which is it? Until it ships in March (for the Wi-Fi version) or April (for the 3G version) and TiPb gets to do a full-on review, we can’t say for sure. But we can go through and preview what we’ve seen so far and try to figure out just which direction Apple’s leaning. And we’re going to, after the break!

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