If you’re a foodie then you probably already know about the Foodspotting application. If you’ve not yet heard of it, it’s a great way to find amazing food that has been “spotted” in your area. We’ve been waiting for Foodspotting to come to Android for quite some time, and now our wait is over.

Liverpool FC has become the first football club in the world to launch a fully functional e-commerce store for mobile phones, allowing smartphone owners to view the clubs online store, browse the full range of merchandise and pay for them securely.

Social media and networking is no stranger to helping indie artists get attention they otherwise would never receive. YouTube, Facebook and even Twitter has helped many indie music artists get their own fifteen minutes. With its new contest, 50 Cent’s ever-popular ThisIs50.com, a social networking site created by 50 and powered by Ning, wants to get in on the act and help indie artists get a chance to have his G-Unit Records A&Rs review their music.

In the last few weeks, I've finally found a reason to keep my iPod Touch nearby, in a home full of Android devices. The magnet-like pull is from Yobongo, whose goal is to bring people, potentially perfect strangers, who share a geographic location, together to talk about anything. The application's real-time nature, enabling true conversations between friends and others, goes beyond the world of serve and volley status updates or Q&A, putting the focus back onto the world of conversation instead of performance and counting of replies, retweets and likes. In fact, there are no points of feedback for updates - just a constant flow.