SnapMyLife has added the iPhone and iPod Touch to the list of devices supported by its location-aware photo sharing social app of the same name. SnapMyLife lets anyone with a camera phone and mobile web access to snap and share photos, keep tabs on their friends and family, or just browse other users' photos. The new location-aware feature lets users automatically tag photos with their location and manipulate a resizable map and pins to see in pictures what's going on near them. For more details, see snapmylife.com.

BlackBerry

Concrete Software has added a new mobile game called PBA Bowling, which the company says works on most of the current mobile phones including smartphones running Windows Mobile and BlackBerry. PBA Bowling includes 11 of the top PBA stars, 3D graphics that follow the ball down the lane, and Wii-like mobile motion technology on many of the phones to simulate real bowling motions. The game also includes five bowling locations, five types of lane oil patterns, and three different game types. PBA Bowling for BlackBerry is available at Handango for $13.49. For quick info on other Concrete Software games, see the company's summary page on MobileVillage.

iPhone

Polka announced its new iPhone and iPod touch Emergency Card application, which stores life-saving information such as emergency contacts, blood type, allergies to food or medications, on the user's iPhone and iPod. The application also lets users access maps to the nearest hospitals and medical centers, and users can print a wallet-sized version of their card as a back-up and hard copy. Polka Emergency Card is available for $2.99 on the Apple App Store.

ReQall released its ReQall memory aid, created for iPhone and iPod Touch users. Based on research into memory prostheses from MIT's Media Lab, reQall lets users simply say what they want to remember straight to their iPhone. These voice reminders are automatically converted into text and delivered back whenever the user wants, via text message, instant message, email, or as a calendar alert. ReQall can also recognize certain keywords. The word "buy" for example, followed by an item, automatically adds that item to the user's shopping list. Use a word like "meet" to automatically schedule a meeting. If dates and times are mentioned, reQall automatically adds reminders to corresponding calendar dates. Users can even remind other people, by saying things like "ask Jenny to get the car washed." Jenny will immediately receive a reminder by text, email or instant message. Users can also take photos on the iPhone and store them within reQall, to better remember things about the photos. ReQall is available for free exclusively from Apple's App Store.

Palm OS

Ilium Software has released a new version of its eWallet password and personal information manager. eWallet Professional Edition lets users store credit cards, passwords, PINs, calling cards, accounts, usernames and much more. All information is encrypted with 256-bit AES encryption, and can be backed up and synced with a laptop or desktop computer. New features include multiple hidden fields, email and web links, an improved search, customized templates, and a shortcuts feature for accessing most-used cards. eWallet Professional Edition v6.1 is available for Palm is $26.95 at Handango, and eWallet Standard Edition v6.1 is available for Palm is $17.95 at Handango. Version 6.1 is a free upgrade to all registered owners of eWallet 6.0, which was released last December.

SplashData has updated its SplashID data security program for Palm OS to version 4.16, with the addition of a minor feature that lets users search within words in the Lookup tool. SplashID offers fast and secure encrypted storage of passwords, serial numbers, and any other type of valuable personal information that must be kept confidential. The app is available either as a stand-alone program or as part of the SplashWallet suite, which also includes the latest updates. SplashID is available at Handango for $29.95 or as part of the full SplashWallet suite for $53.96 at Handango. A trial version is available to download and versions are also available for Windows Mobile devices as well as Windows and Mac PCs.