Can a phone’s homescreen be art? It appears so. Billed as “Where technology meets art”,MyColorscreenis a new web app designed to let users share the beauty of their phones’ screens with others. Currently in private beta, MyColorscreen is a community of people sharing their attractively laid out homescreens. Supporting both iPhone and Android handsets, there’s already some real eye candy on there. While the service appears more to be about showing off beautiful design than the that apps people are using, it’s possible to tag apps, complete with a download link, for those that are curious....

If you regularly browse the pages of ourApps sectionthinking “I could do better than that”, here’s your opportunity to put that to the test.FundedAppsis a service that lets you submit your own app ideas and earn money from them without having to do any of the development work yourself. Taking the form of a simple iOS app, you submit a title and description for each idea that you have. Submissions are then reviewed by a team that presents any they think are commercially viable to an investment board....

If you’re the kind of person who has brilliant technology ideas but doesn’t know what to do with them, or just wants to bounce them off someone else,Sparkmusecould be for you. Inspired by “Rate my idea” posts onHacker News, Dave Jafari has created this new site as a formal place for innovative ideas to be discussed, refined and acted upon. Jafari hopes that the site will allow entrepreneurs to find potential cofounders amongst a creative and inspiring community....

Gamification is a hot space, andGot Badge?is a new entrant. There’s one difference here though, it’s dead simple and there aren’t tons of “layers” to the game. You might not even find it to be a game at all, really. It comes to you for iOS devices only. The phrase “Pic or it didn’t happen” might be something you’ve heard before. Basically it means, you can’t say you’ve done something unless you’ve taken a picture of it....

KmartGamerwill be at the2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), an annual video game conference and show in Los Angeles, June 7-9th and is extending an invitation to its gaming community, for three bloggers to attend E3 as as supporting correspondents. If you want to make the cut, you’ll have to write a blog post listing the reasons why you should be one of the three chosen ones along with some information about yourself and link it as a comment to theKmartGamer post announcing the call for submissionsby Wednesday, March 30th....