QBurst, a web and mobile application development company based in Fairfax, VA, has launched theapps.mobi, a searchable directory of iPhone apps ranging from Education, Business and Entertainment to Travel, Weather and Lifestyle.

Theapps.mobi provides a sophisticated web site that provides users the ability to browse through a detailed catalog of iPhone and iPod Touch applications, reducing the need to browse the Apple store for applications.

What’s more, the site provides iPhone application developers a chance to be recognized via search engines as well as through its changing “featured” and “latest” application highlights, which are shown prominently on the main screen beneath the app search bar.

The site was designed by QBurst to run on Google’s App Engine platform, and the company will manage the site.

QBurst, which also has offices in India and the UK, consists of a team of over 200 professionals that help design and develop custom applications for companies of all sizes.

This article originally appears in dcTechSource at: http://www.dctechsource.com/qburst_launches_iphoneipod_searching.aspx

I have uploaded today’s radio show and it is now available for on-demand listening. It has been loaded as a MP3.

This show was very concise. I have an interview with Michael Boland, BIA/Kelsey, where he discusses the latest mobile device to hit the market (Motorola’s DROID), Google’s acquisition of AdMob, the recent OMMA conference, as well as an exciting new report coming out and the Mobile Superforum at Interactive Local Media 2009 (ILM:09). What’s more, I have an interview with Geebo CEO, Greg Collier, who talks about his company, the state of the online classified world and more.

You can download the radio program and other programs (I do not have them all loaded yet, but will soon) by clicking on the Recorded Shows & Podcasts.

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