It is a good day. We got some Facetiming iPod Touches and some pretty sweet iPod Nanos, not to mention an Apple TV I would actually buy. However, for me, that is not the biggest Apple news of the day, Twitter for iPad is.
I posted an article earlier on what I thought Apple would unveil. Well, today was the big day. What did they announce? Keep on reading for the full scoop!
The million dollar question is how to discover iPad apps that are not featured in the App Store. When an app is not in the Top Apps category, not in the New and Hot category, or any other special section of the App Store, it is usually very difficult to find. Many services are attacking this problem with their own solution, in fact, we have a little something up our sleeves that is going to blow everyone out of the water, but that is a topic for another time.
If you’re a fan of Fruit Ninja for iPhone, developed by Halfbrick, then their latest creation – Monster Dash is sure to please. You can pick it up for a mere price of 99 cents in the App Store. Keep on reading for our full review!
It is no surprise that thanks to Apple’s debut into the smartphone market, the entire industry has shifted to a much more software-centric market. The various app stores now host hundreds of thousands of apps that offer different features we would never have imagine possible only a few years ago.
It was quite some time ago when Netflix was launched for the shiny new iPad back, with an iPhone/iPod Touch version “coming soon.” It appears as if the time has arrived – Netflix is now available in the iTunes App Store for both the iPhone and iPod Touch!
Just like practically every year, Apple has just announced a “special event” to be held on September 1st. September is usually the month for an iPod refresh, and June/July is usually for iPhone updates. What do you think they’ll unveil? Keep on reading for our speculations!
“Where To? – GPS points of interest” gives you points of interest for specific genres. For example, looking for a sushi restaurant near you? Just select the “Food & Drink” category, then the “Sushi” selection and see sushi restaurants close to your location. Get the restaurants address, phone number and website or click get directions which will direct you to a navigation app such as Navigon, TomTom or the default application on every iPhone, Maps. Winner of the “Best feel like a local app” award in the Best Ever Awards 2010, Where To? is an app you can’t pass by without giving a try. Watch a review of the app after the break!
Samsung tweeted out a nice teaser yesterday of their up and coming debut into the Apple-dominated tablet market. The Samsung Tab will be available on September 2nd, and everything else you need to know is either in the title or the video below.
The war between Google and Apple, iPhone and Android, continues to heat up. For me, it is not just a hypothetical battle, I am actually personally on the fence here between two mobile devices. On the one hand, the iPhone 4 is a piece of art and like Apple’s policies or not, you cannot deny the engineering brilliance that went into this device. On the other side, there is finally an Android phone that meets my needs just as well as the iPhone and even beats it on some fronts. The new Samsung Galaxy S, in all its versions, is one heck of a device.
