Back in November, we reviewed an app called Shoebox that essentially turns your iPhone into a mobile photo scanner. Today, Shoebox v2.0 has hit the App Store and brings several new features, including a completely new interface, enhanced privacy controls, a new way to organize your scans into “shoeboxes”, and performance enhancements. As outlined in the [...]
Radiangames, creators of Ballistic SE (see our review here), has just released this teaser video for an upcoming title called Inferno+. Inferno+ will be a dual-stick action-RPG, featuring gameplay elements of Ballistic SE without shooting being the game’s primary focus. At launch, the game will include 40 levels, three difficulty levels, 10 upgrade types, four [...]
It’s no secret that we love taking photos with our iDevices. Although they can probably give your point-and-shoot a run for its money, it’ll be a long time until our iDevices can seriously stand up against a DSLR. With this new accessory from Photojojo, you’ll be able to use your iDevice and DSLR together in [...]
Just a little more than a month after the last update, new versions of the iPhone and iPad Dolphin Browser have been made live on the App Store. On the iPhone side, Dolphin Browser version 4.1 received a slate of new enhancements. Along with various stability and performance improvements, users can now take advantage of [...]
Users who logged onto Apple’s iCloud.com website this morning were greeted by an interesting notification box. As pictured, the (obviously mistaken) notification states “Default Title for English” followed on the next line with “English – This a test message description.” The notification could be closed with an “X” on the right edge of the box. [...]
Customers in the market for an iPhone 4S or iPhone 4 are now in luck. Target has cut the price of each model by , according to news first reported by 9to5Mac. The iPhone 4S is now available starting at 9.99 at Target stores across the U.S. The iPhone 4 can be had for just [...]
If you regret not opting for AT&T’s unlimited data plan for the iPhone when you had the chance, that’s all right, because AT&T regrets offering it in the first place. At least, that’s what AT&T CEO, Randall Stephenson, said at a wireless industry conference held earlier this week. The New York Times is reporting that [...]
Oops! They did it again. Lately, Apple’s approval process and overall management of the App Store sucks more than my Britney Spears reference. In addition to fraudulent apps taking advantage of customers, apps like Temple Hunt! are proof that Apple’s approval team needs some work. Obviously, Temple Hunt! is another ripoff of the immensely popular Temple [...]
Social gaming giant Zynga has recently filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against France-based Kobojo over the latter’s release of their game, PyramidVille, which is available on Facebook, as well as iOS. Zynga isn’t amused with the name Kobojo has chosen for their game, as Zynga has created and launched several ‘ville’ games over the past [...]
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I don’t know about you, but I’m sick of all this zombie killing. We shouldn’t be blowing their brains out just because they’re hungry. It’s time to let zombies do their thing. Brainsss, a new app from Lonely Few LLC, puts you in the shoes of a zombie swarm. Your goal- You must do whatever [...]
As a big fan of “How to Train Your Dragon,” I am pleased to learn of the release of yet another iOS title based on DreamWorks’ Oscar-nominated animated film. Actually, this new app is a tie-in for the upcoming television series based on the film. Developed by PikPok, DreamWorks’ Dragons: TapDragonDrop shows that the Viking [...]
Scott Forstall, Apple’s Senior Vice President for iOS Software, is a lot richer this morning. Yesterday, the Apple guru, who some believe could be Tim Cook’s successor as CEO, sold 95 percent of his Apple shares. His take: a cool .7 million, according to Fortune. According to a filing with the SEC, Forstall sold 64,151 [...]
After working with companies such as Lucasarts, SEGA, Namco, and Atari over the past 13 years, it appears that one developer, simply referred to as “James” on his blog, has set out to create his own company: Springloaded Games. His first iOS title, Hiragana Pixel Party, is expected to be submitted to Apple in the [...]
For the first time since the new iPad announcement, Apple has released updates for iMovie, GarageBand, iPhoto, and Cards. The updates to the iLife apps are nothing substantial, but they do address some issues that users may have been having. Cards also gets a minor update in addition to its recent Mother’s Day update. As [...]
“The Avengers” is finally hitting the big screen this Friday here in the U.S. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t so excited that I purchased my ticket several weeks in advance. The movie’s latest trailer has had me drooling with anticipation for some time now. To celebrate what some fans have been waiting [...]
Pocket Poet (Free) by Fairlady Media will be a lifesaver for many people. This handy little application will turn you into a mushy-gushy word engineer. At least, it will make you seem that way. No matter the time of year, giving a poem to someone will always make him or her smile and feel appreciated. [...]
In a world full of folio cases and Smart Covers, it’s nice to see something like the Handmade Natural Stained Wood Retro TV iPad Dock. Like its lengthy name implies, this iPad dock (which is actually more of a stand, really) emulates the look of a vintage television set. You won’t be doing any type [...]
Last month, we reviewed a highly anticipated email app, Sparrow. Although we love the app, it’s missing one feature that would make us rid the stock Mail app from our phones if we could: Push notifications. Prior to Sparrow’s launch in App Store, it was pulled by Apple for “abusing” a VOIP-only API that would [...]
Every now and then, a new product emerges that is essentially the same as something that already exists, but it stands out by being better. In 2001, Apple launched the original iPod. It wasn’t the first digital music player, but it managed to raise the stakes and is still the most well-known device for listening [...]
LinkedIn (free), the “professional social network,” is now universal, adding iPad support, as well as Retina display graphics for the new iPad. The app is broken down into three sections: Updates, You (profile), and Inbox. After being an iPhone-only app since its launch in 2008, LinkedIn’s v5.0 update takes full advantage of the iPad’s larger screen [...]
After weeks of literally being teased with bits and pieces of the major update to Halfbrick Studios‘ insanely popular Jetpack Joyride (free), we are pleased to inform you that the wait is over! Version 1.3 is finally here, and with it, comes 15 game changing gadgets for Barry to use on his joyride. We won’t [...]
Bullistic Unleashed ([substring:0:500] Bullistic Unleashed ($0.99) by Millipede Creative Development is a physics-based game of massive destruction. Fling the bull by his you-know-whats and watch him demolish everything in the shiny suburban mall. It’s a bull in a china shop, literally. Before we get started on the review, I’d like to include a disclaimer that [...]
When it comes to iPhone accessories, there are seemingly endless possibilities. Some accessories can enhance your iPhone’s features by either working for or with your iPhone. When paired with an app, some accessories let you do things like fly iOS-controlled helicopters, or even control yachts. Last month, we told you about three new accessories from Photojojo [...]
Shadowgun ( Shadowgun ($2.99) has just received its first update since January. In addition to various bug fixes, Shadowgun’s v1.1.3 update brings support for the new iPad’s Retina Display. If you haven’t played Shadowgun before, our very own Christine Chan had this to say about it in our original review of the game: It’s the [...]
Following yesterday’s Google Drive announcement, you may be wondering how Google’s solution stacks up next to other Web-based storage services. Here’s our take on five of the best. Google Drive While late to the cloud sharing party, Google Drive looks impressive, at least in terms of what it offers. All Google customers get 5GB of [...]
Even with restrictive data caps on “unlimited” plans in place, AT&T is struggling to keep 3G/4G traffic at manageable levels. The wireless provider’s even instituted a generally conservative series of data plan tiers to help alleviate the congestion, but it doesn’t seem to be working. However, according to GigaOM, it’s not the network’s newest wireless [...]
Old-school, 2-D graphics will never get old to me, and Bubble Pig ([substring:0:500] Old-school, 2-D graphics will never get old to me, and Bubble Pig ($0.99) by Donut Games looks like it was made to be played on a Super Nintendo. The game’s premise is simple: You must help Bubble Pig light up his fairy [...]
At this year’s CES, Griffin Technology stepped up and announced the Helo TC Assault, a remote controlled helicopter that could be powered by both iOS and Android. If your office shenanigans weren’t enough, you can use the Helo TC Assault to take your cubicle warfare to a whole new level. The Helo TC Assault features [...]
Last month, we told you about Deepworld, an upcoming 2-D action adventure MMO for iOS. Bytebin, the three man team developing Deepworld, is making great progress with the game, but now need your help to make the game a reality. Bytebin has launched a Kickstarter campaign to help them cover the costs of audio design, [...]
Photogene for iPad ([substring:0:500] Photogene for iPad ($0.99), a powerful photo editing app, has just been updated for the first time since January. As outlined in the app’s release notes, this new update brings a variety of of new features, including: Support for retina display on the new iPad. Greatly improved resolution during editing (on [...]
Honestly, I don’t watch much TV. There’s enough reality in my personal life, and for everything else, I have Netflix. However, for those of you that do enjoy television, TV English Premium ([substring:0:500] Honestly, I don’t watch much TV. There’s enough reality in my personal life, and for everything else, I have Netflix. However, for [...]
Never before has it been so easy to capture important moments in our lives through photos and videos. Thanks to our smartphones, we can document a special event at a moment’s notice. Despite the ease of whipping out our iPhones to capture those moments, RHP Multimedia Corp. wants to make it even easier with their [...]
Yellow Pages (free) has been available in the App Store since 2008 and has since provided a great way to search local business, read reviews on restaurants, check movie times, and provide all the features you’d expect from an app like this. Avantar LLC has provided consistent updates to improve the app, and Yellow Pages [...]
Broken iPhone screens are all too common. As far as I can tell, they can take either a lot, or a little abuse before cracking. A few months ago, I dropped my iPhone 4S while on a bike ride. It hit the ground, rolled, bounced, and slid across the pavement. Somehow, the phone was fine [...]
A few weeks ago, we told you about the Padcaster rig for iPad. At the time, there was nothing but a teaser video that was shot with the Padcaster, but no information on what it actually was. After being unveiled this week at the National Association of Broadcasters conference in Las Vegas, The Verge had [...]
One of iHome’s more affordable product offerings, the iP18 color changing alarm clock and speaker system for iPhone and iPod touch has a decent set of features, but does fall a bit short reaching its full potential. Four color choices that can slowly fade, change frequently, or stay steady. This four-and-three-quarter-inch rounded edge cube has [...]
United Soft Media, the German developers behind the iOS version of Settlers of Catan (simply Catan and Catan HD in the App Store), have just released some screenshots of their upcoming title, Rivals of Catan. This new release will be a reworked version of the Catan Card game, which happens to be based on Settlers of Catan. Confused- The original [...]
Note Taker HD (.99), a popular note-taking app that we love here at AppAdvice, has just received an update that brings several welcome features to an already great app: This upgrade adds support for the retina display, image cropping, manual PDF page rotation, and the ability to see a list of only those PDF pages [...]
Ravenous Games, developers of the popular League Of Evil titles, are releasing Burger Cat (an overhauled version of WoblyWare’s flash title) this week. The objective of Burger Cat is simple: You must ensure that the (currently) unnamed cat can haz cheezburger. By altering the game’s 2-D terrain, you must alter the cat’s path to said [...]
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