Adobe Systems Inc. is getting closer to making significant inroads in the App Store. The company has released an update to its popular Photoshop CS5 application. With it, Photoshop now provides support for Adobe’s upcoming line of iPad apps.
The popular handwriting app, Penultimate ($1.99), has recently received a major update. Now, users of the app (version 3.0) can purchase and download new notepad paper from The Paper Shop, or create their own "photorealistic paper" from an image saved in their iPad's Photos app.
Apple has tweaked the App Store once again. Now, users who download an iOS application using a promo code can not review that app in iTunes.
Sony’s universal iOS app, Crackle (free), has recently been updated. Now, users of the app can watch an additional 20 TV series which have been added in the update (version 1.28).
Textfree for iPad is a recently released iOS app that allows users to send free SMS messages to both U.S. and international numbers.
Nyan Cat! is a recently released universal iOS app, which allows players to take control of the latest Internet phenomenon: the Nyan Cat. Currently, the application is available to download for free in the App Store.
The white iPhone debuted and quickly began selling out, while investors became concerned about future iPad 2 sales. But, don’t tell that to those in Japan, who loved the second-generation iDevice. Meanwhile, Apple provided its mea culpa on the “locationgate” issue, but will that be enough for the whole affair to die? Not if Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn) has anything to say about it. These stories and more made news during the last week.
The popular fitness app, RunKeeper Pro, will be available to download for free permanently, according to the app’s developer (FitnessKeeper, Inc.).
Order & Chaos, Monopoly, and i. TV make up some of the best iPad apps of the week. But, which was the absolute best?
Angry Birds has been downloaded over a 140 million times. The game started out on the iPhone in late 2009 and now sits as a true success story for the Finnish developer Rovio mobile Ltd.
The slash ‘n’ scare iOS app, Scream 4 HD ($2.99), has recently been updated. The new version of the app (1.1) adds two new levels – “Movie Theatre” and “Police Station” – and also adds achievements which can be earned via Game Center.
Saving money, watching HBO videos, and a new Twitter app make up some of the best iPhone apps of the week. But, which was the absolute best?
MTV Networks‘ recently released VH1 Co-Star app for the iPad (free) allows users to watch both live and previously aired TV shows, while adding an interesting social twist. A feature called “WatchWith” displays relevant comments from tweets within the app, alongside each show.
RedLaser (free) – the popular barcode scanning app for iOS – has recently been updated. Now, users of the app can generate their own QR codes (for URLs, contacts or text) and share them with friends.
Terra is a third party Web browser for the iPad that features tabs, support for offline reading and a full screen mode. Currently, this handy Safari alternative is currently available to download in the App Store for free.
HBO's universal HBO Go iOS application is now available to download in the App Store. The app is currently available to download for free, and the service itself is free to use for HBO subscribers (through "participating television providers").
Disentanglement ($0.99) is a recently released iOS app, which is an "addictive 3D puzzle game" and will both challenge and entertain players.
Blurb Mobile (free) is a recently released application for the iPhone and iPod touch, which allows users to create "fun visual stories" on their iOS device.
Fast Five the Movie: Official Game HD is now available to download in the App Store. If you think you're fast enough, download the app and take to the streets in your dream car.
One application was rejected from the App Store, so it's developer subbed illegal immigrants for cuddly animals, resubmitted the app, and it was approved.
The UK television network, Channel 4, has recently released a free iOS app for its "catch up" service, 4oD.
Army of Darkness: Defense is an upcoming iOS game, which is based on the 1992 classic film "Army of Darkness."
MobileRSS HD ($4.99) is a Google Reader app for the iPad, which has recently received a series of updates. Now, users of the app can enjoy a new design, improved RSS feed management, and article downloads.
Apple may have hinted at an upcoming turn-by-turn and traffic feature – which is rumored to be built into a future version of the iOS – in a press release that hit the Web earlier today.
