Rapunzel 3D is new iPad book telling the original story of Rapunzel in both a 2D and 3D option. Along with the two viewing flavors you also have two ways to read the book as you can either read it yourself of have it narrated to you. The story is … Read the Full Story →
It’s not that often that the title of an iPhone app is an exact description of the app itself but in this case that couldn’t be more accurate as Golden Gate Bridge 3D is exactly that, your very own Golden Gate Bridge in 3D on your iPhone. The graphics look … Read the Full Story →
Cubicle Golf Rating: There aren’t many games on the iPhone that I’ve played in real life, I’ve never thrown a range of birds at some pigs, I’ve never jumped up on numerous platforms to reach as high as I can but I have played cubicle golf! It was a long time … Read the Full Story →
As time goes on it’s starting to become more and more likely that the Verizon Wireless press conference to be held on January 11th will provide the US with it’s 2nd iPhone 4 carrying provider. A source has confirmed to Reuters that Verizon will indeed be offering the iPhone 4 … Read the Full Story →
We’ve reported on Android being crammed onto an iPhone before, but now hackers have upped the ante with Gingerbread being ported over. Just like past hacks, this version of Google’s Android 2.3 is only available for installation on an iPhone 3G and is based on the existing iDroid system. That’s … Read the Full Story →
Could we finally be getting an iPhone on Verizon? It’s looking like we just might. Verizon took the tech world by storm when it sent out invitations to various blogs asking them to ‘join us as we share the latest news’. The date for the event is Tuesday, January 11th … Read the Full Story →
IF Tracker Rating: To reduce signs of aging and to try stop many diseases, experts suggest we follow an anti-inflammatory diet. Not knowing which foods effect your inflammation though is hard as you won’t find this fact on any food labels. This is where IF Tracker from the developers Looking Glass … Read the Full Story →
Android and Apple’s iOS browser market share are both growing far faster than BlackBerry as we enter the new year. Blackberry is almost standing still to be honest. Overall iOS browser share is still well over double that of Android, and towards the end of 2010 it started to accelerate … Read the Full Story →
If you are quick you should be able to pick yourself up a bargain in the form of 101 in 1 GameUtilities – 10 Games & 91 Utilities at the great price of free! To be fair bargain is a subjective word and it’s really only a few of the … Read the Full Story →
DigiTimes is reporting that Apple has revised its estimate of iPhone units it will ship in the first quarter of 2011 to between 20 and 21 million units. It had previously expected its iPhone market to grow to 19 million units in that quarter, from around 15 million units in … Read the Full Story →
The super popular iOS Unreal Engine based medieval hack and slash app “Infinity Blade” (View in iTunes) has been blessed with a Christmas update. The inevitable in-app purchases have reared their ugly head and you can now purchase gold in the game. But Epic have also added more headroom for … Read the Full Story →
An unofficial WikiLeaks app for iPhone which went on sale in the Apple App Store for $1.99 and allowed you to follow the WikiLeaks Twitter feed, as well as browse the information that WikiLeaks provides for free, has been pulled by Apple. Developer Igor Barinov has confirmed to TechCrunch that … Read the Full Story →
Apple will be closing the doors on the administrative side of the iTunes App Store (known as “iTunes Connect” to developers) from the 23rd of December until the 28th. This is presumably for a well deserved holiday break for the overworked App Store Gnomes. Or perhaps so they can all … Read the Full Story →
These days we’re all plugged into so many social networks that our friends and contacts are often spread over 3, 4 or even more locations. Keeping them all aggregated can be a hassle, and this is where a new app from Taptivate comes in. Aptly named Friends, this iOS app … Read the Full Story →
mSpot has been around for a while now on Android. And today they launched their iOS app in Apple’s App Store. What mSpot does is allow you to upload your music to your own mini cloud server, and then you can access it from anywhere you have an internet connection, via … Read the Full Story →
