
Posted by Trevor Sheridan on: March 21st, 2010, 7.16 pm
Back in 1995 it seemed almost everyone had a windows computer, and one standard package in Windows ‘95 was BOWEP, or Best of Windows Entertainment Pack. That game set will always be a classic with games like Chip’s Challenge, SkiFree, JezzBall, Pipe Dream, and one of the best Tetris clones ever.
BOWEP is infiltrating the App [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 21st, 2010, 4.06 pm
Foxtrot’s Bill Amend published a great cartoon metaphor about Flash on the iPad today, I believe it’s very funny (click to enlarge).
[via @Tuaw]
Posted by Adam Blair on: March 21st, 2010, 12.55 pm
The long-awaited side-scrolling motorcycle game type has come to the iPhone as Moto X Mayhem. And let me tell you, it’s worth the wait.
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 21st, 2010, 8.06 am
Contacted by a British iPad enthusiast requesting Picasa support for the iPad and iTunes, Steve Jobs did some more iPad customer support this weekend and took the time to reply.
Unsurprisingly, he turned the guy down and confirmed that Apple has no plans to support Picasa’s library format on the iPad. He went a little further [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 21st, 2010, 7.12 am
If you’ve been following the App Store for a little while and you think you’ve seen it all, then prepare to be surprised.
Using the iPhone’s speaker and its capacity to generate airflow with sound, Qneo’s “Football – Real kick” lets you play Blow soccer, using no more than a tap.
Confused? I would guess so. Just check out [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 21st, 2010, 5.53 am
There has been quite a lot of speculation around Apple’s capacity to face demand for the iPad. The latest to date, their decision to limit iPad pre-orders to two units per customer, might however not be the presage we believed it was.
Indeed, Apple has just began promoting iPad 10-packs to educational institutions. Priced very closely [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 20th, 2010, 9.00 pm
As a new dad, I am always taking photos of my son at each every possible moment of the day. No big life moment can go undocumented and thankfully, my trusty iPhone is always with me to capture those events. I’ve recently discovered an app from Humble Daisy called SonicPics that is helping me to [...]
Posted by Nathan Delgado on: March 20th, 2010, 6.00 pm
Too busy? Now you can make lists of your lists with Task!
Task provides you with a simple way to remember everything you need to do through its intuitive interface. I know you’ve seen other “to do” apps but not one like Task, which let’s you do more than just check things off. You can make [...]
Posted by Trevor Sheridan on: March 20th, 2010, 3.19 pm
Backflip Studios has made a number of games for the iPhone including Paper Toss and Ragdoll Blaster with their respective sequels. Their next game is called Strike Knight, and it’s being billed as a puck/shufflboard bowling game. You flick the puck towards the pins, and try to knock down as many as you can, though [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 20th, 2010, 2.24 pm
After Verizon’s somewhat desperate trial to get your iPad online on their 3G, it’s now Sprint’s turn to attempt to tap into i-success. Their latest ad, aimed at promoting their Sierra Wireless Overdrive 4G WiFi hotspot (just like Verizon’s MiFi, but on 4G), uses nothing less than iPhone for the purpose, with a touch of [...]
Posted by Kiet Chieng on: March 20th, 2010, 2.04 pm
Location based services are very popular nowadays with Gowalla and FourSquare leading the charge. It’s great to check in and share where you are but sometimes doing so means everyone knows your location. My Spot Pro is a convenient tool when you want to inform just a specific group of friends as to your whereabouts.
My [...]
Posted by Nathan Delgado on: March 20th, 2010, 12.00 pm
Louie is a small orange fish with a big eco-friendly attitude! Your job is to help him reach his goal of cleaning the ocean by directing him to the trash and debris created by humans. Controlling Louie is easy, just tap your finger where you want him to swim. Litterfin Louie has to munch [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 20th, 2010, 9.57 am
AppAdvice has teamed up with Martin Andersson in order to offer you a chance at winning one of eight (8) promo codes for gFiles ($.99).
gFiles is a fast and easy way to view and share your Google Docs documents while on the go. The app features the ability to view your documents online or [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 20th, 2010, 9.35 am
As reported earlier, Apple started taking iPad apps submissions last night for the iPad App Store grand opening.
While we knew it’s coming, Apple had been very discrete so far as to when these iPad-specific apps everybody is going crazy about would be made available. Well, contacted by TUAW after the announcement, Apple confirmed that iPad [...]
Posted by Tyler Tschida on: March 20th, 2010, 8.44 am
Didn’t get enough cheap and free games yesterday? No problem! We have another handful of quality free games for you to download today, including the highly anticipated We Rule, which isn’t just for Canadians anymore.
We Rule (Free): A kingdom building sim that will have you growing crops and expanding your empire in order to level [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 20th, 2010, 8.28 am
Flurry, the mobile analytics company specialized in app usage has just released its very first report on… iPad app usage. Wait… what? Yes, iPad app usage. As we’ve told you earlier, some developers have already managed to put their hands on Apple’s upcoming shiny new toy to test their apps, and they’ve been using it.
Fortunately, [...]
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 20th, 2010, 4.02 am
Quite understandably, developing for a device that isn’t even out yet is a challenge. As for the iPad, while most developers are indeed developing “blindfolded” for now, some “key” developers, according to Businessweek, were however provided by Apple with testing units.
Well, this is of course not much of a surprise, we already knew the WSJ had one [...]
Posted by Jeff Yue on: March 20th, 2010, 4.00 am
Com2uS has just released their own sidescrolling hack ‘n slash RPG. Hybrid: Eternal Whisper may have a serious competitor now.
Posted by Alexander Vaughn on: March 20th, 2010, 3.15 am
While the rumors around Bing becoming the iPhone’s default search engine have somehow lost their momentum, Microsoft has not given up on its iPhone app and just gave it its very first update.
Launched back in December, the native iPhone version of Microsoft’s search engine has actually been quite a success. Downloaded over a million times, the [...]
Posted by Phil Wheeler on: March 20th, 2010, 2.11 am
Ever wondered what was Number 1 in the charts on the day you were born? You need to look no further than Official #1 Hits by The Official UK Charts Company Limited.
Official #1 Hits is a new App for iPhone and iPod Touch that gives you instant access to every Official UK chart-topping number one [...]














