Unless you’ve got a second iPhone like iWoz, you better use this app with parsimony because your iPhone will not appreciate it.
Pocket heat is a $1 app meant to turn your iPhone into a pocket radiator. It does so by forcing your iPhone to work full capacity and therefore, warm up.
It’s a smart idea, but watch out not to hurt yourself, or your favorite iDevice.
Castle Defense game where you smash waves of varying types of comedic zombies.
The name in arcade fighters, where you prepare to hadouken your opponents and shoryuken your enemies.
The unique physics, and playful style, make Gelex a great casual game to keep on your iDevice.
As the pilot of a spaceship that's tethered to a powerful blue ball, you must solve puzzles while dodging incoming enemies in this vertical scrolling shooter.
i.TV v2.0 has just hit the App Store, but what exactly makes this version so special?
Zombie Smash
Castle Defense game where you smash waves of varying types of comedic zombies.
Street Fighter IV
The name in arcade fighters, where you prepare to hadouken your opponents and shoryuken your enemies.
Gelex
The unique physics, and playful style, make Gelex a great casual game to keep on your iDevice.
Eveningstar
As the pilot of a spaceship that's tethered to a powerful blue ball, you must solve puzzles while dodging incoming enemies in this vertical scrolling shooter.
WorldCard Contacts
WorldCard Contacts allows you to organise your contacts into groups as well as taking photos of business cards.
Raging Thunder 2
An arcade racer a la Burnout style. Includes explosions, nitro, and wild jumps.
wow, really cool… but dangerous. can it actually damage the device? if so, why did the app store didn´t rejected it.
What about the battery? does it drains it?
thanks a lot
Think of it like of a car. If you’re gentle with it, it will last longer.
And yeah, it will drain the battery a lot.
Yeah that sounds like a smart thing to do! Save your iphone and go to the dollar store for some gloves.
parsimony…great word
The iPhone ( and I would guesss iPod touch ) does have overheating protection. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2101
However, pushing that limit too much may reduce the lifespan ( charge cycles ) of the battery and possibly other components.
The iPhone ( and I would guess iPod touch ) does have overheating protection.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2101
However, pushing thermal limits could result in reduced battey and component lifespan.
This is intended just to be a showoff app…no one will actually use this repeatedly, can’t be good for your iPhone at all haha.