BY Scott Grizzle on Thu August 26th, 2010
Tapbots, the makers of successful apps such as Calcbot, Pastebot, Convertbot and Weightbot is apparently hard at work on a new bot app to help us manage our lives.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Sat August 21st, 2010
It is hard to say whether this is a true white iPhone 4, or a great knockoff, but either way one Apple fan has what many of us crave.
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BY Tim Chaten on Wed June 30th, 2010
As an early iPad adapter comes the privilege of being asked to show off this brand new device to those that have never seen an iPad. We've gone through and discovered those apps that demonstrate why the iPad is not a giant iPod touch.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sat February 20th, 2010
Besides publishing, another thing that the iPad is predicted to revolutionize is definitely the way we surf the Internet. As you remember from the announcement, it will be "Internet at your fingertips" and while we
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BY Eric Norwood on Mon October 05th, 2009
Today at Adobe MAX, Adobe's big developer conference, Research In Motion (RIM) announced that they were also working on a full version of Flash Player for the BlackBerry. RIM and Google are the latest companies
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BY Tyler Tschida on Wed July 01st, 2009
We have already demonstrated just you how fast the iPhone 3GS can launch apps, but Firemint has provided a Real Racing tech demo video that shows how powerful the 3GS is once a game has
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BY Tyler Tschida on Wed February 04th, 2009
It's sometimes easy for customers to throw caution into the wind and drop $0.99 on an application by simply reading the description and gazing at screenshots. It's difficult, however, to expect customers to spend their
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BY Robin Rhys on Thu October 16th, 2008
A cartoonish looking game based on soft-body physics is making its way to the iPhone. The upcoming game, Jelly Car, was developed by Walaber, and will soon be available at the App Store for a
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BY Robin Rhys on Sun October 05th, 2008
De Blob, authored by THQ Wireless (the makers of Star Wars The Force Unleashed), is set to be featured on in-store iPhone and iPod Touch models worldwide. De Blob, already a popular App Store title,
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BY Andrew Robinowitz on Sat September 20th, 2008
From the creator of Cydia and Cycorder, Jay "saurik" Freeman, comes Veency, a virtual networking computer server for your iPhone. Veency provides a VNC server that allows access to your iPhone from your Mac or
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BY Andrew Robinowitz on Wed August 27th, 2008
Rocking Pocket Games, the self-proclaimed "new game company" that "will keep you entertained for hours," has released some nifty demos of their first effort: Blue Skies, Air Force Academy. Though carrying what's been established as
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BY Andrew Robinowitz on Fri August 22nd, 2008
UPDATE: iHologram Not Real The "developer" of iHologram, David OReilly, has updated his blog earlier today to let everyone know that iHologram was indeed, not real, and just a prototype: The iHologram app was not
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