Often, I get bored of the FPS or racing games that I frequently play on my iPhone. I decided to try a new genre of games, Tower Defense. This genre is known to be quite addictive, and so I had a go at it. I heard great things about Fieldrunners for iPhone, and gave a shot at it. Full review after the break!
Recently, I was at school and noticed a friend of mine playing a game with great enthusiasm. He showed me the game he was playing – Fruit Ninja for iPhone, and recommended it to me. I immediately bought it there and then, and have had an immense amount of fun, something not expected from a game as such. Full review after the break!
I have new ideas for new blogs and websites all the time. Mostly, this means I end up scribbling ideas down on a napkin somewhere, or digging for the notebook I keep in my purse – if I’ve remembered it.
Over the past year, Twitter has managed to transform itself from a very basic service that allows you to send updates of 140 characters, to a full fledged and blossoming industry with supporting websites, applications, and services. When some recent studies showed that Twitter’s traffic was on the way down, people automatically jumped to the conclusion that the “Twitter phase” was over. This was of course not the case. The reason Twitter.com’s numbers were all the way down is because people were not using the Web interface, but rather they were accessing their Twitter stream via the API using one of many available applications such as Tweetdeck or Seesmic.
Orion Racer is a futuristic racing game for the iPhone and iPod Touch, similar to titles such as F-Zero and Wipeout. You hover around a skinny, looping track, traveling at extremely fast speeds and looking out onto a visually stunning environment with planets, stars and galaxies. But, it’s not just the visuals that are appealing, the game is complex and well built and you won’t be disappointed by this purchase of $2.99, currently on sale for $0.99. You won’t be able to truly experience Orion Racer until you try it, so at least download the lite version and get hooked first. Video after the break!
In a recent post from our own Hillel Fuld, he put forward some thoughts on why Android is seeing the OS number 2 in U.S. sales for the first quarter of 2010. The content of the post is great, it provides some perspective, from Hillel’s point of view, on where things might be headed for both Apple and Android based on the choices that have been made surrounding the operating systems.
The competition in the smartphone market is most definitely heating up. While most people, or at least most geeks (let’s be honest, chances are you are one) hear constantly about iPhone sales and Apple’s increased dominance in this space, the truth is Apple is not even close to Nokia or RIM when it comes to phones sold globally.
If you’re looking to kill some time without killing your wallet, Flight Control for iPhone is the perfect solution for you. It’s a highly addictive game, with a mere price of 99 cents. Is it worth your time? Check out our video review after the break!
Are you a student, looking to have some fun in class? Carry an iPhone or iPod Touch? Well you’re in luck, Sound Grenade for iPhone allows you to make a high pitched noise which nobody can trace, useful for school, parties, etc.! Video review after the break.
We live in an era where the usage social networking, such as twitter and facebook, is on the rise. To help make life more convenient for you, Twittelator Pro for iPhone allows you to tweet on the go, with a wide array of features. Video review after the break.
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