Articles Tagged ‘native apps’ (page 2)

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  Review: Pile Up!

  BY Michael Jeans on Fri January 29th, 2010

  The App Store is full of traffic control games. Pile Up! added itself to the mix late last year having you direct traffic through one of three intersections. Does it add anything new and exciting to the genre? Or is it merely more of the same?
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• App Advice Daily: Appisode 68: Tablet and AT&T Rumors, Great Deals And Winners Revealed

  BY Robin Rhys on Mon January 25th, 2010

  Rumors are swirling surrounding Apple's upcoming media event and what's to be announced. Watch the show to see what's being reported about AT&T's iPhone exclusivity agreement, not to mention more tablet rumors. Plus we have
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  Review: Reeder

  BY Nikhil Perumbeti on Sun January 17th, 2010

  RSS feeds have changed the way that a lot of people get their information from the web. Rather than visiting 10, 20, 30 or more sites per day, it's possible to consolidate all of that information into one central location using a RSS reader. Does Reeder stack up to other RSS readers out there? Let's find out.
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• App Advice Daily: Appisode 65

  BY Robin Rhys on Thu January 14th, 2010

  New iPhone rumors... Apps that have gone free, but only for a limited time. We've got sneak peaks and a chance to win a promo code for yourself. Check out our new segment called Accessory
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• App Advice Daily: Appisode 62: CES iPhone Roundup

  BY Robin Rhys on Mon January 11th, 2010

  Check out everything iPhone from the 2010 Consumer Electronic Show.
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• App Advice Daily: Appisode 61

  BY Robin Rhys on Wed January 06th, 2010

  OnStar Experience has hit the App Store. Check out the Bose/Apple headphones that will be displayed at CES. If the iSlate is real it might revolutionize gaming. App of the Day: Dragon Dictation
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• App Advice Daily: Appisode 60

  BY Robin Rhys on Tue January 05th, 2010

  The App Store has already hit 3 billion downloads! The Consumer Electronics Show is only days a way, but will the hype over the upcoming Apple announcement steal its thunder? Check out the Top 100
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• Appisode 59: iPhone Magic, CES Rumors And Apps We Missed In 2009

  BY Robin Rhys on Mon January 04th, 2010

  The BTstack project has released a demo video of a magic mouse that connects with the iphone. The Consumer Electronics Show is only days away, check out some of the stuff that's going
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  Happy New Year And Say Hello To 2010

  BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu December 31st, 2009

  The entire AppAdvice team would like to wish you a very happy New Year and all the best for 2010, (it's pronounced twenty-ten). Not that we're trying to brag but there has been a 400% increase
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• Appisode 58: The Top 10 Apptacular Moments of 2009

  BY Robin Rhys on Thu December 31st, 2009

  iPhone OS 3.0 was released, Jobs returns to Apple and we all got MMS. 2009 was a big year!  Check out the show to see what were the Top Ten greatest moments of the year
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• Appisode 57: The Top Ten Hottest Apps Released In 2009

  BY Robin Rhys on Wed December 30th, 2009

  Check out the show to see what were the hottest apps released in 2009 in order of release date. All apps were talked about, dreamed about and are now likely on most of your devices.
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• Appisode 54: A New Commercial To Put You In The Mood For The Holidays, Navigon Drops Its Price And More Holiday Bargains

  BY Robin Rhys on Thu December 17th, 2009

  Apple's new commercial has put us in the spirit of the holidays by showing all the different apps to make your moments merry. Most of the apps have obvious uses, but one stands out. More
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• Appisode 53: Operation Chokehold Spurs A Response From AT&T, Bing Hits The App Store and A Holiday Survival Guide In Our Utility Toolbox

  BY Robin Rhys on Wed December 16th, 2009

  AT&T responds to famous blogger, Fake Steve Jobs' attempt to insight a digital flashmob.  AT&T says Operation Chokehold was just an irresponsible cry for attention, but Fake Steve Jobs says it was already a success.
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  Review: Bear Paw

  BY Matt Fox on Sun December 13th, 2009

  This is a very simple and easy game to play as you send your ship flying through space. The goal is to avoid the stars and collect the comets as they float around the screen. See how long your little ship can last as it collects as many comets as it can before being destroyed by the stars. Find out more here...
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  Review: Line Racer

  BY Matt Fox on Sat December 12th, 2009

  Zoom down the slopes as quickly as you can in this fast-paced and addictive game. Race on custom made tracks, or randomly created ones, as you climb the online leader boards. The game uses touch-based controls as well as the accelerometer in order to maximize your speed. Find out more here...
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  Review: Dragon's Lair

  BY Matt Fox on Sat December 12th, 2009

  Replay the classic arcade game from the palm of your hand. Ported to the iPhone with gorgeously enhanced animation and graphics you take control of the valiant knight, Dirk the Daring. Battle your way through massive worlds, crazy puzzles, and even fight a fire-breathing dragon as you attempt to rescue the beautiful Princess Daphne. Find out more here...
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  Review: Harry Potter: Spells

  BY Matt Fox on Thu December 10th, 2009

  Transform your iPhone or iPod Touch into a magic wand and cast over fourteen different spells. This app is one every Harry Potter fan should check out. How do the controls fair? Find out here...
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  Review: Gas Cubby-MPG & Vehicle Maintenance

  BY Erik Wallace on Wed December 09th, 2009

  Gas Cubby seems like it would be the perfect companion to your motor vehicle, or is it an overpriced waste of an app? Read on to find out if Gas Cubby is right for you.
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• Appisode 48: Apps Pulled After Ratings Scandal, Minigore Gets An Update And Your Chance To Win A New iPhone

  BY Robin Rhys on Mon December 07th, 2009

  In an attempt to get downloads App Store developer, Molinker, created false accounts, personally used promo codes for their apps and seeded false ratings. More than 1000 apps have been pulled from the App Store
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  Review: CNN Mobile

  BY Nikhil Perumbeti on Sat December 05th, 2009

  CNN Mobile is the official app from the pioneer of cable news. In an era where nearly everyone has grown accustomed to reading news online for free, CNN made a bold move by deciding to charge $1.99 for its offering. Fortunately, they added some bells and whistles that make it stand out from the pack.
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