Rumour mills on blogs and tech websites go into overdrive weeks, months or even years (particularly in the case of the iPhone) prior to any suspected launch. All the while journalists and bloggers scratch up snippets of information to present to their readers. Each rushing to publish like a faithful … Read the Full Story →
It seems that a few iPad apps and games are starting to pop up in the iTunes App Store today. The incredibly popular Parachute Panic, which boasts 4 Million+ downloads as well as Scoreloop Social Gaming integration has just shown up as “Parachute Panic HD”. [iTunes Store] Doing a search … Read the Full Story →
Update: EA Mobile has reduced the price to $12.99 In December last year we reported details about EA Mobile’s upcoming game for iPhone called Mirror’s Edge which was scheduled for launch in January 2010. The game however ran into unexpected delays and is still not available for the iPhone. There have … Read the Full Story →
Jet Car Stunts Rating: Jet Car Stunts was released back in 2009 and and received rave reviews and even won many awards from many different sites, so how does it look now? Is it still as good, or is it showing it’s age in an environment where games are getting … Read the Full Story →
The Apple iPad will be officially launched in the US Apple Stores on April 3 and now the apps that will be available for the ‘grand opening’ are beginning to emerge. iPad will not include some of the native apps which are available on the iPhone/iPod touch and weather application is one of them. … Read the Full Story →
Today EA Mobile launched their Spring Sale and are offering their top 25 iPhone games at discounted price. The sale will start on April 1 and end on April 5, 2010. This sale is similar to EA Mobile Game On sale which was launched during the holiday season last year. … Read the Full Story →
With the iPad fully birthed to the world and ready for its coming out party, Apple can now turn its attention back to the iPhone. New details on the upcoming software upgrade due this summer have emerged compliments of AppleInsider. Multitasking is the key and Apple plans to accomplish it … Read the Full Story →
First iPad Reviews The first batch of iPad reviews are in the wild and the likes of Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) are tweeting unpacking videos, and images of iPad screens bulging with apps. Hard to explain the awesomeness of Smule’s Magic Piano app (they gave us Ocarina for iPhone): amazing. Best … Read the Full Story →
Apple’s new iPad ships with a dedicated OS versioned as iPhone OS 3.2. From Apple’s own iPad Software Licensing Agreement we have found this section: Apple will provide you any iPad OS software updates that it may release from time to time, up to and including the next major iPad OS … Read the Full Story →
Earlier this week we reported that Apple posted iPad guided tours which details the user interface and features of all the native iPad apps. The iPad guided tour focuses on how one can take advantage of its unique features and large display. We found a few details in the guided tour which we … Read the Full Story →
We just received an update from ProRattaFactor Games regarding their upcoming game for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch called ACE Omicron. The game is a survival space shooter which is slated to be released in the iTunes App Store on the iPad launch date of April 3rd. Features: Rocks … Read the Full Story →
Featured iPhone Apps 1. NotifyMe NotifyMe by Powerybase is a great To Do reminder tool that also uses Apple’s push notification. It is an app designed to compliment your other to do applications. NotifyMe lets you create any kind of reminders quickly. Once you have initially set up an account … Read the Full Story →
The iPad is in the mail, the iTunes 9.1 upgrade is available, and now all that remains is to fill that iPad with lots and lots of apps. News of new and impending iPad applications has been trickling out over the last couple of weeks through official and unofficial channels. … Read the Full Story →
Gamesalad is a GUI driven game creation app for non-programmers. Up until now it has offered capabilities related to the iPhone, iPod Touch, Mac Desktop and The Web. Today they announced support for the iPad too. The Gamesalad tool is available as a free trial download from their website. All … Read the Full Story →
In 1976 Apple launched the Apple 1 computer for $666.66. Cool price! Love those naughty digits! Adjusting for inflation the cost of that today would be around $2,540.77! Apple’s most expensive (and arguably biggest failure business-wise) computer was the Apple Lisa. Which had a high price tag even in 1983 … Read the Full Story →
