
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 10th, 2010, 2.22 pm
Freeverse has revealed that Flick Bowling 2 will be hitting the App Store soon, taking you on a journey through space and time instead of just hanging out in that same old bowling alley.
Flick Bowling 2 will feature enhanced 3D graphics, true-to-life pin physics and gameplay that will be easy enough to learn but difficult [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 10th, 2010, 1.27 pm
We talked about Loopt’s update first thing this morning and yet, surprisingly, its update still hasn’t actually hit the App Store yet allowing Gowalla and Foursquare to beat them to the punch.
Gowalla v2.0 first and foremost features a new design that is said to be more readable and usable than ever. You are also now [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 10th, 2010, 11.32 am
Get over the hump day blues by downloading these two free games from Handmark and Donoma Games.
Funkyball Worlds ($2.99 -> Free): A ball-rolling physics-based platformer 72 levels across three different worlds. In the game you must guide the weighted Funkyball across stationary and moving platforms as you race against the clock. Stars can be obtained [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 10th, 2010, 9.50 am
EA has just revealed that they are working on two new titles for the iPhone: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 and EA Sports Active 2.0.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 was essentially a given for the iPhone and iPod touch. The game will feature many minor improvements to the overall gameplay, but the biggest addition is [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 10th, 2010, 8.09 am
Loopt v2.2 is expected to hit the App Store at any moment today, which will expand on the app’s Pulse feature to help you find even more local events that you can share with friends. The update will be arriving just in time for all of you SXSW goers. How convenient?
By accessing the now conveniently [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 10th, 2010, 7.31 am
In what looks like a very smart business move, Verizon is apparently pushing its staffers to promote MiFi to future iPad owners.
As you know by now, the WiFi-only iPad will be launched April 3rd by Apple, followed by a 3G version which will come only by the end of April. The 3G iPad will come [...]
Posted by Phil Wheeler on: March 10th, 2010, 6.44 am
Have you ever wondered what you were thinking or how you were feeling this time last week, last month, last year? Would you like to keep a record of your life’s ups and downs or your happy and sad moments? Webdunia.com (India) Pvt. Ltd have just released Rate Your Life, a simple but effective diary [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 10th, 2010, 6.01 am
Gamers awaiting the arrival of Ken and Ryu to the iPhone need not wait any longer. Capcom’s Street Fighter IV, is now available for download on the App Store.
Choose from 8 classic fighters and battle your way in head to head combat. The game features the classic gameplay and all of the signature moves that have [...]
Posted by Robin Rhys on: March 9th, 2010, 4.40 pm
The Hero Soars into the App Store, Doodle jump has sold three million copies on the App Store, plus a new tool for our Utility Toolbox. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 9th, 2010, 3.32 pm
Promethium Marketing, a company known for marketing games (among other things) and not actually making them, has just released their very first iPhone game titled Tweet Defense. A game that rewards you for your social networking prowess.
Tweet Defense is in essence your everyday tower defense game filled with a bunch of different enemies and tower [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 9th, 2010, 3.05 pm
Newshounds have a lot of choices when it comes to staying connected with current events. RSS feeds and countless apps are available that provide push notifications for breaking news but none has offered the simplicity of receiving stories based solely on specific keywords.
NewsAlerts is a new app that hopes to resolve that with the simple [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 9th, 2010, 1.07 pm
Since there really aren’t any new quality free games to talk about today, we went with a game sale post instead. Getting a steal of a deal is better than nothing, right?
Mission: Deep Sea ($2.99 -> $.99): Developed by Hiccup Studios and published by Chilling, Mission: Deep Sea allows you to explore a beautiful 3D [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 9th, 2010, 12.16 pm
Our lives are getting increasingly cluttered with ideas, things to see and obligations to fulfill. Fortunately being an iPhone owner, making it all make sense can be as easy as using the new note management app Springpad.
Springpad is the newly released companion app for the popular note taking and information organizing website. It takes note [...]
Posted by Trevor Sheridan on: March 9th, 2010, 10.47 am
Radio Flare Redux is a brand new game that appeals to your sense of sight, hearing, and touch. It’s a side scrolling space shooter at the most basic level, but it’s so much more as you blast enemies to the beats. Find out if it’s worth $2.99. Plus there’s a chance to win a promo code.
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 9th, 2010, 9.55 am
Lima Sky’s accelerometer-based jumping game, Doodle Jump, has leaped to new heights. The $.99 casual game has now surpassed the 3 million paid download mark, which has been achieved in under one year’s time.
Doodle Jump has been at the top of nearly every country’s paid apps list, including the US, UK, Germany, and Australia. The [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 9th, 2010, 9.27 am
Avaak’s Vue Personal Video Network is intended to be a no-fuss home or business wireless surveillance system that can be accessed from your home computer or from your iPhone. But does its simple setup and ease of use justify its cost?
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 9th, 2010, 9.15 am
Steph Thirion, developer of the innovative and acclaimed multi-touch space puzzler Eliss, has finally announced a follow-up title, Faraway, to be developed under his new label Little–Eyes.
According to Thirion, Faraway will share the same space theme as Eliss, but will expand on the original:
“Like Eliss, Faraway is an original concept, and is set in space, [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 9th, 2010, 8.08 am
Traplight Games together with publisher Chillingo have released the high-flying action game, The Hero, for the iPhone and iPod touch.
In The Hero, you take control of a nameless super hero who has been called upon once again to save the world from Dr. Hubbub, his evil nemesis. You will take flight through four different metropolises [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 9th, 2010, 3.57 am
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has given some interest this week to Apple’s iPhone Developer Program License Agreement, the contract that every iPhone/iPad developer must agree upon (after carefully reading it, of course) to be able to make our dear apps. Well, they’re not too happy about it.
To obtain this agreement, which developers are banned from [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 9th, 2010, 1.56 am
Good news for all of you Foursquare addicts, after a couple days of noticed absence, the Foursquare iPhone app is now back on the App Store.
Here is the story; Last week, Foursquare accidentally released to the App Store a new version of its app before it was totally ready. It was pulled shortly after, unfortunately, [...]














