Tune Finder 2 Keeps You up to Date with Your Favorite Artists

Keeping up to date with your artists in your iTunes library is a hard task. If you have a large music library, like myself, finding out when the next album by your favorite band comes out is sometimes impossible. Knowing what albums you’re missing from your collection can also be a difficult task. Searching on Google or on the iTunes store does work however, if you have 500 artists or so, it’s going to take way too much time. I only have time to search up my favorite bands like The Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus. I mean… *Coughs.* Anyways, I have a possible solution for you which comes in the form of an application for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Ocarina for iPhone – Video Review

Ocarina is an instrument for the iPhone based of the original ocarina: a small flute like instrument with an opening to blow through and four holes which can be covered to produce different notes. Ocarina was one of the first popular iPhone applications, praised by many like David Pogue and included on Apple’s All-Time Top Apps. I’m sure many of you have heard of it before and like me, have owned it for a long time, however, the apple iDevice nation is always growing and quality apps like this drop off the charts only being enjoyed by original users. Ocarina is currently $0.99 in the App Store and is meant for the iPhone. Video review after the break!

Hipstamatic for iPhone – Video Review

Lo-Fi photography with plastic cameras has created a sort of cult following over the past few years. Companies likeLomography and Holga have become very popular with their many cheap plastic film cameras which produce unpredictable vintage photographs. As a owner of a lomography camera myself, I can say that this type of photography is addictive and although I love the efficiency of digital cameras, the unpredictability of plastic cameras is an adventure. Thirty years ago, a small company in Wisconsin released 200 cameras with interchangeable lenses and multiple film formats called Hipstamatics. Most of these cameras have been lost over time but analog photography still lives on. A digital reproduction of this camera has now been brought to the iPhone. Hipstamatic is $1.99 and $0.99 for each additional lenses/film kit bought in-app. A video review of the app after the break!

Geode Communicator is a New Way to Keep in Touch

With advances in technology, we’ve been introduced to new ways to communicate. Letters, phone calls, voicemail, email and texting are just some examples of the technology we use to keep in touch with others. In today’s world, it’s all about speed which makes texting so popular. Writing quick, short messages which are received almost instantly are perfect for today’s racing world. Nevertheless, sometimes even texting can be too slow or not detailed enough to get the point across. You could be in a hurry and need to tell something you’re going to be a little late. You need a quick, simple message to send in a few clicks.

Mega Jump Video Review

Apps with new, totally original ideas in the App Store is a rare occurrence. Most apps you’ll find have a number of other apps doing the similar, or even the exact same thing. This isn’t exactly a bad thing however. Similar apps create competition and the consumer has a variety of choices to find their perfect app. Mega Jump is an unoriginal, copycat game to apps like Doodle Jump or Papi Jump. But, it’s a heck of a lot fun, super addicting and done so well, you’ll be playing for hours. Mega Jump will cost you $0.99. Video after the break!

iQuarters Video Review

Travel to any bar, pub or frat house across the country and you are sure to find the classic game of quarters, getting people plastered for hundreds of years. The game involves many variations but all involve two principles: one, a shot glass and quarter, and two, beer. Well, now you can play quarters anywhere you go and even remain sober. iQuarters is a game from the creators of Golden Tee Golf and is being released June 3 for $1.99. Video after the break!

Digital Comics Video Review

E-books are becoming more and more popular everyday whether you like it or not. Even Apple has now jumped on the band-wagon with it’s iBooks app on the iPad and the same app available on the new iPhone 4.0 software being released soon. With books, comics have also become a popular thing to view on electronic devices.

Digital Comics is a comic reading app available for the iPhone and iPad that is initially free but if you want more than the five free comics available, you can buy more for $0.99 each. The app came out around a month ago and has been fairly successful because of some special unique properties. Video after the break!

Orion Racer Video Review

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!

Angry Birds Video Review

Angry Birds has been a huge success being the number one paid app in over twenty-six countries. It’s a feature filled game with 105 levels for the low price of $0.99. The game-play is simple. The pigs have taken your eggs, and you, the birds are angry. Very angry. You must now launch yourself at the pigs in their structures and blow them up to pass the level. The pigs hide in a variety of households made of glass, wood and metal. Sounds simple, and it’s true, the game involves a lot of luck but it’s super addicting. As the game goes on, you are presented with new birds to use such as blue birds that split into three when you tap the screen, yellow ones which gain a boost, black ones which explode and white ones which drop explosive eggs. Angry Birds has loads of personality with it’s fun sounds, designs and simple but clean graphics. Video after the break!

THE GAME OF LIFE Classic Edition Video Review

The Game of Life was first created in 1860, being updated many times and now available on the iPhone. It’s been out for a while now and has joined the successful board game conversions from EA such as Scrabble, Monopoly and Yahtzee.The game is usually 4.99 but is currently on sale for 1.99. In the game, you travel around a game board landing on spaces that will affect your virtual life. You start with school and end the game by retiring. You have jobs, children, houses, and other miscellaneous events which give you life tiles, which at the end of the game, add to your stash of money. The player with the most accumulated money at the end of the game, wins. Video after the break!