The face of TV as we know it is about to change, just ask Google. The search engine giant, and master of just about all things digital is jumping into the TV bizz as we announced on May 23rd of this year. The big difference is that Google has found a way to merge the TV and the Internet into one machine and make them work together in what I think are some really cool ways.

Do we have any pilots out there?  How about regular folks that would love to experience what it’s like to fly an aircraft on their own?  Well, your opportunity might not be too far off, and this experience is going to blow your mind.

Parrot, a global wireless device manufacturer, creates products that work with your cell phones.  Their most recent creation integrates with your phone in a way that you might not believe.   They have created a quadricopter that you can operate and control through an app on your iPhone.

Welcome back to another week of Top iPhone Apps.  We’re back with our three categories: Free, Paid and Top Grossing.

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The top 5 apps by category are:

Yesterday many of us received some good news and a reminder that the highly anticipated release of Apple’s iOS 4 for the iPhone 4, iPhone 3Gs and 2nd & 3rd Generation iPod Touch is happening on Monday.

Apple notified developers a little over a week ago that they would start accepting updated apps that allow for the multitasking functionality of the new operating system.    At the time, many of us were concerned that the time developers would need to update their apps and the time Apple would need to approve those updates would mean that multitasking apps might not even be available for Monday’s launch.  However, we didn’t take into account that fact that developers have been working off of the iOS 4 SDK since it was released back in April.  The likelihood that most developers would wait until the last moment to update their apps was pretty low considering what a huge release multitasking is.

Welcome back to another week of Top iPhone Apps.  We’re back with our three categories: Free, Paid and Top Grossing.

As apps increasingly become a part of our daily lives, we really do want to hear from you and learn about the apps that you use that help you to become more productive and efficient.  Please contact us or leave us comments with suggestions that you might have or with apps that you’d like us to review.

The top 5 apps by category are:

Welcome back for your weekly dose of the Top iPhone Apps.  As usual, our categories are Free, Paid and Top Grossing.

We really want to hear from our readers, so please let us know if there are any apps out there that you are interested in learning more about.  We’d be happy to take a look and give you our feedback.

The top 5 apps by category are:

Facebook’s Like Button is Gaining Ground

After only a couple weeks of having been deployed, the facebook “like” button is now reportedly on more than 100,000 sites across the web.  It appears that facebook’s power as one of the most trafficked sites on the web as well as the fact that it has over 400 million members are key reasons that people are adopting it as a part of their websites.  When you click on a website’s “like” button, it posts a link notifying anyone that might see it, that you like the site, page, or item that the “like” button is attached to.

Another dose of the weeks Top Android Apps.  Same format that you can expect every week (Top Free & Top Paid Apps).  Has anyone tried Beautiful Widgets or MyBackupPro, we’d love to get your thoughts on them.

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