Articles Tagged ‘classics’
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New aaSiege Is First Alphabetically, If Nothing Else
BY Samuel L. Lytle on Fri June 17th, 2011
Ports of classic games to iOS have reinvigorated interest in many older platforms. Click through to see if aaSiege invigorates anything.
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New AppList: App Store Classics
BY Tim Chaten on Mon May 16th, 2011
The App Store launched in 2008 with a collection of around 500 apps. At the time about 1/4 of all the apps were freebies. We have seen thousands of apps released since then. In this AppList we take a look at the App Store classics: which apps came out on launch day and continue to be great additions to any iPhone.
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New AppGuide: App Store Gaming Classics
BY Tim Chaten on Thu March 31st, 2011
When the App Store launched back in 2008 there were only 500 apps available. Gaming already had a huge foot in the door on iOS with 1/3 of those launch apps being games. What were the best games available at launch? What apps have been improved since day one? We bring you back to July 10th, 2008 and the launch of the App Store with this AppGuide.
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QuickAdvice: Have an Entire Collection of Classic Movies At Your Fingertips with Movie Vault
BY Christine Chan on Tue August 17th, 2010
Do you like having instant access to over a thousand classic movies? Do you have an iPad? There's an app for that.
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Co-Creator Of Classics Releases Digital Ruler App For iPhone And iPad
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri June 04th, 2010
The co-creator of Classics, Andrew Kaz, has released a ruler app that's universally compatible with all iDevices.
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Classics Developers Proud To Have Influenced iBooks, App Available For Free For A Limited Time (Updated)
BY Tyler Tschida on Thu January 28th, 2010
Update: So there is a bit more to this story than once thought. Apparently Delicious Library, a media manager for Mac OS X created by Delicious Monster, was the first known piece of software to
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Which Write is Right? A Comparison Between eBooks and Their Prehistoric Cousins
BY Dave Holmes on Tue September 01st, 2009
I love reading, I love it more than almost anything else in the world. When I was a kid I would read Calvin and Hobbes for hours on end, and now as an adult…I have
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Two Classics, One Is A Fake, Can You Guess Which One?
BY Tyler Tschida on Thu February 19th, 2009
They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but should a developer be flattered when the imitating application is an exact replica? Classics, developed by Andrew Kaz and Phill Ryu, has had the
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Review: ChartFight Battleship
BY David Marcus on Fri December 26th, 2008
Overview ChartFight Battleship is very well-done and brings the classic board game of Battleship to your iPhone. Take turns shooting at a blank map trying to hit your opponent’s ships. You are notified if you
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Review: Cubix
BY David Marcus on Fri December 05th, 2008
Cubix is an app that delivers the Rubik’s Cube to your iPhone. Solving a Rubik’s cube can be seen as a hobby, sport, or art depending on how good you are at solving them. Whatever
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Classics - A First Look (Video)
BY Robin Rhys on Fri November 21st, 2008
Viewing on your iPhone? Click here Our first look at Classics by Andrew Kaz & Phill Ryu. Classics is an ebook reader that showcases natural digital reading experience with realistic 3D page flips. This
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