I’m sure most of our readers enjoy eating ice cream (who isn’t?). Scoops for iPhone is not about eating/drinking Ice Cream, but about having fun with ice cream, something I’m sure most of you have only dreamt of doing. Well, if you have $1.99, you can, thanks to this great game!
Scoops is made by an [...]
There are many possible reasons an iPhone app would be a hit. There are apps that receive a lot of hype from the blogesphere mainly because of their developer, there are apps that provide a truly new functionality to your iPhone, such as VOIP calls for example. There are games that are just so fun, you can’t put them down, and then there are apps like Spear Fishing that give you a close to real life experience of what it would be like to explore the deep parts of the ocean and actually go spear fishing.
OK, I never thought I would write the words “iPhone” and “frisbee” in the same sentence and definitely not in a title, but that day has come, and it is not a joke! We have seen various apps designed to make the process of sharing information an easy one. When you are at a party or social event of any kind, the last thing you want to do is take out your phone and start typing in details every time you meet someone with whom you want to stay in touch.
Each mobile platform has major advantages and disadvantages. BlackBerry has email, but it also lacks application memory. Android has openness on its side but it also comes with some UI issues. The iPhone has its fabulous UI but it lacks flexibility. It is always fun to download an app that enhances your phone in such a way that it takes one of the major down sides of your platform and flips it on its head. This is the case with Flipside for BlackBerry.
Do you like the iPad? It’s one of those questions I’ve been asking myself ever since Steve jumped up on stage and announced the thing a week ago today. Sure, we could just fob the thing off as a big iPod touch, like might I add most of the world is doing right now. Or, we could embrace it and think about what this means for the App Store and it’s customers heading into the future.
Since the App Store’s launch back in July 2008 we’ve seen an absolute explosion in both novelty and full-featured music based apps. From the very company who started it all off, MooCowMusic, showcasing their versatile suite of instrumental based apps, to game-changing studios like Amidio Inc with their digital contribution to the mobile DJ’ing experience, TouchDJ (which kinda doubles as a mobile Garangeband), and of course new players to the game, like RockStar Games and their celeb-endorsed Timaland title, Beaterator.
I’m sure most of our you have played Skee Ball at an arcade before. If you haven’t, it’s an amazing game, and surprisingly addictive! Ramp Champ brings you a similar experience packed in your mobile powerhouse (also known as, your iPhone) for the small price of $1.99.
Ramp Champ is the Iconfactory’s latest creation, as the [...]
By: @Hilzfuld
The iPhone has changed the mobile world on so many fronts. There is the obvious UI, which most people agree was revolutionary in terms of its usability. There is the Multi Touch, which was a first of its kind, and has now been adopted by other mobile manufacturers. Another reason the iPhone is different than [...]
There are some mobile apps that have become a leading name on one mobile platform, and then there are apps that have become leading names on multiple platforms. A few apps that come to mind that are relatively successful on various platforms include Fring, Waze, IM+, and Tunewiki. All of these apps have one thing in common, they all include a social aspect to them. Tunewiki was one of the first apps on the iPhone platform, in fact it was available even before the App Store existed. It became a huge success on the iPhone in no time, and it has now become the most dominant music player on the Android platform as well.
It seems like I am reviewing a Twitter app every day. Between the growing Android market for Twitter apps, the race to the top of the BlackBerry App World, and the never ending stream of Twitter iPhone apps, there are a lot of options from which to choose. Putting Android and BlackBerry aside, for the iPhone alone, I can think of at least 10-15 serious contenders for the crown of the best iPhone Twitter app. Until now, even with all the new apps I have tried, I stuck with the app I have been using from the beginning, Echofon. It was the app that balanced simplicity and features the best. Until now, or at least that is my first impression of Twitbit.
