
Posted by Robin Rhys on: March 17th, 2010, 3.49 pm
St. Patty's day has arrived and what better way to celebrate then with your iphone. We are bringinig you tons of apps to help you drink, cook, sing and laugh all with a green theme. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily St. Patricks Day special.
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 17th, 2010, 2.09 pm
The process of finding your next ride can often times be a laborious task with researching and haggling and working to get the best possible deal. Thankfully as an iPhone owner, you’ll never walk into a dealership unprepared with apps like the newly released AOL Autos.
AOL Autos for iPhone is a portable version of the [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 17th, 2010, 1.35 pm
It’s March 17th today, a day that used to be commonly reserved for recognizing Ireland’s patron saint, Saint Patrick, but has now become more of a reason to head to the pub and grab a pint or two whether you are Irish or not. So, to help you celebrate this unique holiday, we have compiled [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 17th, 2010, 1.21 pm
I’m shazaming tons of songs every day only to get home and having to look them up again on iTunes to remind myself which ones I enjoyed. Well, to face that issue, Shazam Encore has just received a new update today which now allows you to get previews directly in the app.
In short, you can [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 17th, 2010, 12.16 pm
In a new retail policy shift, Apple has apparently decided to no longer resale film-based iPhone, iPad or Macbook screen protectors. If aren’t aware, film-based iPhone screen protectors are these transparent plastic stickers that you can apply on your screen (usually with the help of your credit card) to “avoid scratches and preserve your screen”.
Well, starting [...]
Posted by Trevor Sheridan on: March 17th, 2010, 11.24 am
Zombie Smash went live in the App Store today. The zombie castle defense game that is loaded with Plants vs Zombies style Zombies and tons of weaponry. Find out if it’s worth $1.99. Plus you can win a copy of Zombie Smash.
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 17th, 2010, 11.17 am
iPhone users know their smartphone has become a trusty little device to get them out of a jam. From being able to retrieve an important document remotely on your office computer to navigating your way out of a unfamiliar city or simply helping to fetch a cab in the pouring rain, the iPhone is a [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 17th, 2010, 10.26 am
The snow is melting, temperatures are climbing, and people just seem to be generally happier lately, which can only mean one thing… spring is almost here! Gameloft has apparently also caught some spring fever and has put five of their best games on sale for $.99 for a limited time.
All five games listed below will [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 17th, 2010, 9.10 am
If for some reason you don’t already have the original version of the classic 1981 arcade game Frogger installed on your iPhone, Konami has a brand new and fiery hot one available for you to consider downloading instead titled Frogger Inferno.
Frogger Inferno features the same classic arcade-style gameplay as the original, but with updated graphics, [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 17th, 2010, 7.39 am
Wired took advantage of the SXSW conference this week to show off once again the upcoming tablet version of its magazine, which is headed to the iPad. Most noticeably, the bear changes his posture depending on orientation, just wonderful.
Check it out:
Here is the Flash-free version.
While nobody can argue that it looks just great, it still [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 17th, 2010, 6.46 am
Open up your wallet and your bound to have a couple of membership and rewards cards from various merchants waiting to redeem for savings. But if you’re like me and manage to misplace or forget to bring them along when shopping, the new iPhone app CardKing is made just for you.
CardKing is a handy little [...]
Posted by Phil Wheeler on: March 17th, 2010, 12.30 am
Have you ever struggled to get your point across because someone else was dominating the conversation? If only there was a way to track how much talk-time each person was having. Talk-o-Meter By Unperfekthaus could be the answer.
Talk-o-Meter is a new iPhone app that measures a conversation, knows who is speaking and keeps track of the [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 16th, 2010, 6.11 pm
While I’m convinced that Apple will eventually allow third-party multitasking on the iPhone, I haven’t been able so far to imagine a sensible implementation for it, thankfully it’s not my job.
As I told you, I did start believing lately that Palm held the best interface for it, but I was wrong. Circuitous, a new jailbreak [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 16th, 2010, 5.17 pm
With a variety of social networks available to choose from and friends scattered all over any one of them, it’s probably a safe bet that you’re a member of more than just one. Thankfully, social aggregators like the newly released AOL Lifestream are available to bring it all together.
AOL Lifestream for iPhone is a companion [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 16th, 2010, 3.55 pm
App Cubby may be known for their robust productivity and fitness iPhone apps, but every once in a while a developer just needs to let loose and create something simple and enjoyable for everyone. The result of this mindset is App Cubby’s new app, KaleidoVid.
During Macworld 2010, App Cubby’s David Barnard gave us a sneak [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 16th, 2010, 3.40 pm
With the warm weather months just a few months away, navigating to your favorite vacation destination just got a little more affordable thanks to the arrival of the new MyRegion from Navigon.
With the release of Navigon MyRegion, GPS mapping is now available in three separate geographic regions and will be sold for an introductory sale [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 16th, 2010, 2.13 pm
There aren’t exactly a lot of original casual game concepts left to utilize, so indie developers have to put as much character and polish into their games as possible to get them to stand out, and the two guys behind newly formed Joystick Generals, Michael Heald (artist behind Trenches) and Christopher Wilson, have definitely done that with [...]
Posted by Robin Rhys on: March 16th, 2010, 1.55 pm
We have some major protection for your new iPad. Plus we have tons of apps that have gone free, and one that is so hot, we're giving it away. We have all this and more on today's App Advice Daily.
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 16th, 2010, 1.04 pm
Hopefully those itchy update fingers haven’t already caused too much damage among those of you still playing The Sims 3 on your iPhone or iPod touch. Apparently the most recent update contains a nasty bug that deletes your game save effectively destroying all you have worked so hard for, so EA is warning those of [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 16th, 2010, 12.36 pm
I spend a significant amount of time every now and then converting movies and shows to an iPhone-friendly format. Quite understandably, the simple mention of “avi” (nothing to do with na’vi) by Apple on the iPad tech specs page got my hopes pretty high. Unfortunately, this is not what one might think.
Far from me to [...]














