Apple Updates

Apple Launches Hall of Fame apps Today Apple created a new section in the App Store called the Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame features the top fifty apps of all time, Apple says, describing these as the 'best of the best'. The list includes both free and paid apps. Games and apps you will find on their include Angry Birds, Cut the Rope and Color Splash.

Watch Live TV on iPad with FilmOn.com Want to watch live TV broadcasts on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, don,t worry now you can watch it easily with FilmOn.com. FilmOn is streaming broadcast TV stations over the internet for free. All you need to do to watch is point your iOS web browser to FilmOn.com. Where you can get streams of several local L.A. TV stations, which means you can get whatever NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox are broadcasting. You can also get a few cable channels, like Time Warner's CNN International, as well as a couple of porn feeds. You can also get FilmOn via a conventional PC, but that requires a download, so it's not quite as convenient. But it's still very easy, and while FilmOn has said it would charge for the service, it's free for now. Via – MediaMemo

Google Instant available on Android and iPhone Today Google announced that its Instant Search feature, which begins to provide search suggestions as you type in a search term, is now available at Google.com on iOS 4 devices and and on Android 2.2 smartphones. To try it out, go to google.com in your phone's browser and tap the Google Instant 'Turn on' link beneath the search box. Google Instant makes search faster by displaying not just predictions but actual search results as you type. Like the desktop version of Google Instant, when you type on your mobile device you'll see predictions of what you might be searching for. If you type [anse], for example, you should see [ansel adams] along with other predictions. Results for the first prediction appear automatically, and tapping on the other predictions will display those results. Pressing the enter key or the search button skips the predictions and will display results for exactly what you've typed. Via – Google Blog