Increase your participation in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics with these Olympic apps.

Cowbell2010 is $0.99 and you can use the next time you need to cheer someone on. Ringing Alpine Cowbells is a tradition to cheer on athletes. The clang is easily heard in crowds and lets an athlete know they are supported. Your iPhone or iPod Touch will become a cowbell when you shake it. Choose the country flag of your choice to drape the cowbell. Whether you are on you couch, on the slope, or on the race trail you will become part of the experience. This app is created with the 2010 Winter Olympics in mind and has the event schedule and a favorites folder for you to follow the sport you love. Share your photos and texts on the Live Wall with users around the world and your friends on Facebook.

Olympics Live (iOlympics) is $0.99 and will bring you the latest news about the Olympics to your phone or iPod Touch. Information is updated in real time. Browse offline and email links to friends. Updated hourly and network connection required.

2010 Games is $1.99 and is another app that brings the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics to your iPhone. Get the latest news and direct access to real-time results. Follow your favorite sport though out the day. Works with the STATS application and provides one source to keep up with all the action of the Winter Olympics. Features include: breaking news and headlines, daily schedule, results, AP photos, and video.

If there is one thing that the Internet is really good at it is letting everyone in creation that has Internet access know exactly what is going on and all the latest gossip/rumors. There has been talk of a newer, more advanced version of the iPhone that will address the current problems that are coming up and are likely to come up for quite some time. How many times have you seen little blogs popping up online that are talking about the newest version of the iPhone that is currently in the testing phase? Well, the new iPhone is not going to actually be out on the market for at least six months or more; so this is something of a moot point for now.

The main reason that AT&T and Apple have not done too much about really making it known worldwide that there actually is new version of its iPhone is that it has been simply watching what has been going on with the new Droid that Motorola has finally released worldwide. Apple and AT&T know that they needed to see exactly what they would be dealing with in terms of the Motorola Droid and its capabilities. Many people are saying that this was indeed a very good move because it allowed Apple and AT&T to simply watch what was going on for a while before making any sort of announcement about its newest version of the iPhone. Well, all that can be said is that we shall have to wait for a bit to see what comes next.

Don’t fret when, while browsing through iPhone’s Safari Web browser, ads suddenly appear on the videos you are watching. It’s now normal and yes it is happening for real – ads on iPhone videos.

Ad Infuse announced that it has expanded online ad-serving platform to deliver content formatted for the Apple iPhone. The company can stream ads for inserton before, in the middle, or after video shown on iPhone’s Safari Web browser.

Besides integration of the content, the Ad Infuse’s platform handles the formatting to ensure optimum viewing of the ad content in the targeted device, whether it’s an iPhone, mobile phone, or some other handheld gadget. (more…)