MiniDragon (0:500.99) by Madman Theory Games is an action arcade game where the goal is to burn everything in sight in order to stay alive. I had high hopes for this game, because a fire-breathing dragon that gets to destroy everything in its path- Completely awesome. While I loved the concept, ultimately, I was disappointed [...]
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Hacker iH8Snow is known for making some incredible contributions to the jailbreak scene, and now he has come along with another huge one. He tweeted about an exploit he discovered in Apple’s appticket system that will allow users to revert their iOS devices with A5 chips back to iOS 5.0.1. His previous contributions to the [...]
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Each week, AppAdvice presents the best new and updated iOS games of the week. How’d we do- The AppAdvice iOS Game Of The Week: Angry Birds Space, Released March 22, $.99 (iPhone) Angry Birds Space HD, Released March 22, Each week, AppAdvice presents the best new and updated iOS games of the week. How’d we do- The [...]
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Each week, Appadvice offers what we feel are the best apps of the past week. Enjoy! The AppAdvice App Of The Week Basil—A Smart Recipe Book For iPad, Updated March 22, .99 (iPad) Basil—A Smart Recipe Book For iPad by Kyle Baxter is a great tool for anyone that enjoys cooking. It’s no surprise — the [...]
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If you’ve ever wondered what happens at the intersection of Flight Control, Train Conductor and Traffic Wonder HD, wonder no more. The answer has arrived at its destination, the App Store, in the form of Train Crisis HD. Although it has the “HD” in its name, Train Crisis HD is actually compatible with the iPhone [...]
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The United States Army has launched a proprietary application marketplace specifically for personel with access to iOS devices. The Army Marketplace Prototype currently features 12 mobile training applications for download on iOS devices. This is a major part of the Army’s new Connecting Soldiers to Digital Apps (CSDA) initiative. The marketplace is still in prototype phase, so the selection of applications is limited. Non [...]
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Having experienced childhood, you probably know all too well the particular sadness of losing a balloon. A new iOS game called Save The Balloon is about to remind you of that feeling and, at the same time, give you the chance to reclaim the joy of having a balloon by saving one. The story of [...]
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Stack and match associated words in MochiBits’ unique and challenging game, Word Stack. We also have an app that includes a vast collection of drum loops for your jam sessions, and a three-in-one utility app for your new iPad. All app prices are subject to change at any time and without notice regardless of stated [...]
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Brand new ski racing game, Ski Champions, has shredded its way into the App Store. Best of all, the entire game is available for free! The app launches just in time to remind me that my ski season has, sadly, come to an end. Ski Champion is a racing game, with the player’s objective being to [...]
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Just over a week after the successful release of the new iPad, MOG has come out with an official app optimized for Apple’s ubertablet. MOG for iPad practically incorporates the same features found in its iPhone counterpart, which has been in existence since July 2010. As a subscriber of MOG’s digital music service, you can [...]
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With its second update since its launch just a couple of weeks ago, Rollerhog addresses a widespread malfunction that crashes the app while the title character is rolling around Hogland. Neon Play, the developer of Rollerhog, says that another update, which, unlike this one, will be something big, is already in the works. Rollerhog bears [...]
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Shortly after being purchased by social gaming giant Zynga, OMGPOP is letting people know that it’s going nowhere but forward with its mega-popular virtual word guessing game, Draw Something. “When we aren’t busy drawing new ‘Hunger Games’ words or new words like Kung Fu or Green Day here at Draw Something HQ, we have been [...]
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In a new video that’s recently hit the Web (via iMore), the new iPad or rather, seven new iPads are employed by two savvy magicians/tricksters in a presentation promoting the city of Stockholm. The results, as I’m sure you’ll agree, are indeed impressive and prove that Apple’s declaration regarding the iPad (that it’s “magical and [...]
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A new jailbreak tweak called Attacher allows users to open iMessage attachments in the Messages app. Once downloaded and installed, files other jailbreakers have attached to iMessages will show, and users will have the option of viewing such attachments in a third-party iOS app. You can enable or disable Attacher via a new pane in [...]
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Commander Cool ([substring:0:500] Commander Cool ($0.99) by Janzen & Strau
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DrawRace has been one of those App Store additions which really stands out in its genre, racing simulation, in this case. The game hasn’t had a lot of updates since its successor hit the App Store, DrawRace 2, but there hasn’t been anything major to correct. Even so, RedLynx has decided to do overall optimizations [...]
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Thief is an app about stealing valuable objects. No, it doesn’t actually promote stealing. That would be irresponsible. This app is more about fun with number combinations. See- That’s a little better. It’s not walking anyone through the motions of how to pull off an Ocean’s 11 perfect heist. It’s just applied math. Just like [...]
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The Weather Channel apps for iOS appear to be in a state of constant flux. I wish I could say that the end result is a better experience, though I can’t. Before I get into some personal observations and opinions, let’s take care of the recent app update details. Both The Weather Channel and The [...]
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AppFresh Daily features the best apps we’ve noticed that have been released in the last 24 hours. Thousands of apps get approved by Apple daily. Instead of having to dig through all of the junk, come to AppFresh Daily, where we hand select what we think are the new potential gems that we’re considering for [...]
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KitchenChallenge ([substring:0:500] KitchenChallenge ($0.99) by HighGame Product has you trying to cook food to perfection before it gets fed to a dog. Catch food from the cooks in your frying pan and cook it to the right temperature by bouncing it in and out of the pan. You control the waitress by using the left [...]
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Light The Flower ([substring:0:500] Light The Flower ($0.99) by Chillingo Ltd is a clever puzzle game where the goal is to light up indoor houseplants with sunlight from the window using a series of mirrors, filters, prisms, and flashlights. Each level begins with a room in the house, a plant, a set of mirrors, and [...]
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Fix-it-up 80s: Meet Kate’s Parents HD (Free) by G5 Entertainment is a car-themed time management game. Time management is a genre that I’ve gotten tired of lately, because there are so many mediocre games out there that all have the same Diner Dash style gameplay. I was pleasantly surprised with Fix-it-up 80s though; it’s actually [...]
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Complete almost any task or simply entertain yourself with Fossil Software’s fantastic bundle app, AppZilla 2 120 in 1! We also have a simple but effective task manager, and a 3D defense game that has you deploying all kinds of wind up robots to protect a little boy’s dreams. All app prices are subject to [...]
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Angry Birds Space is, no doubt, the biggest iOS game release this past week. Amid the excitement brought about by this new iteration of the physics-based slingshot game, it’s highly likely that the release of an iOS game based on one of the most famous Internet phenomena ever went largely unnoticed. I’m referring to Nyan [...]
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Not gonna lie, as an electronics engineer, I am Team Tesla all the way, rather than Team Edison. But, lucky for you, I’m not here to give you an inherently boring lecture on the merits of the great Nikola Tesla. Instead, I’m here to talk about Adventures of Laura Jones, a new iOS game in [...]
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FX Photo Studio for iPhone, MacPhun’s acclaimed photo editing app, received a major update today. Mainly, the app gives users the ability to send a postcard using a photo edited with the app to anyone in the world. To be sure, it’s far from an innovative service. In fact, a host of other photo-centric apps [...]
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Following the universalization of the previously iPad-only iA Writer and the iOS-ification of the previously Mac-only Byword, here comes another major update for another well-designed text editing app. This time, the spotlight is on Elements Dropbox and Markdown Powered Editor. The app, called Elements for short, is now on version 2.3. The new version adds [...]
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Remember when vowels were really indispensable- I raise the question now because these days it’s not unusual to encounter such words as Tumblr and Trakr, words that get rid of helpless vowels with total abandon. Also, because my attention was caught recently by a new iOS game that seeks to “put vowels back where they [...]
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After being available for a matter of weeks, Apple’s third-generation iPad already accounts for six percent of the company’s total number of tablet computers. The news comes from Chitika Insights, who notes that 6.6 percent of all iPads are the new model, with the remaining 93.4 percent being made up of Apple’s original iPad and [...]
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If you’re an iOS hacker who’s just uncovered a brand-new exploit in Apple’s mobile operating system, the U.S. Government might pay you up to 0,000 for exclusive use of the exploit but, only if you able to contact one particular gentleman (or, at least someone like him), mysteriously referred to as “the Grugq.” The Grugq [...]
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I’ve been holding my tongue on the issue of the in-app purchase (IAP) for ages, waiting for some particularly fine time to address the controversy. With yesterday’s launch of Angry Birds Space, it’s clear that Rovio’s newest title is as appropriate a lightning rod as any. If you thought Scramble With Friends was bad, these [...]
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Yesterday we covered all the hot new game releases and updates of the week, so if you missed it make sure to check it out, but today we are focusing on non games just apps. App Updates Songza: Updated We started the show on a high note with Songza. Songza got updated to version 1.30 [...]
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Back in February, FDG Entertainment released an iOS native version of the Adobe Flash game Clear Vision. The iOS app has been a five-star success thus far, however, FDG is now providing a free, partially censored demo version so you can get a better idea before jumping into the full bloody experience. Clear Vision for [...]
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Hunters 2 (.99), the sequel to last year’s Hunters: Episode One, has just launched in the App Store. While its predecessor was downloaded over 600,000 times and holds a five star rating in the App Store, you can bet that Hunters 2 is sure to please. Hunters 2 is a turn-based strategy game (see Final [...]
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Tons of apps have already been updated for the iPad’s Retina Display. It’s obvious that a graphically focused app like Star Walk would most certainly be updated to take advantage of that improved visual experience, which it has. However, the iPhone and iPod touch version isn’t being ignored and was recently updated with the non-Retina [...]
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AppFresh Daily features the best apps we’ve noticed that have been released in the last 24 hours. Thousands of apps get approved by Apple daily. Instead of having to dig through all of the junk, come to AppFresh Daily, where we hand select what we think are the new potential gems that we’re considering for [...]
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Madcoaster ([substring:0:500] Madcoaster ($0.99) by Chillingo Ltd is a variation of an endless running game that takes place on a speeding roller coaster. The goal, of course, is to get as far as possible for the highest score, while fulfilling objectives. The endless running genre is oversaturated, to say the least, so new entries into [...]
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The new iPad has officially been out for a week. We told you about some hot cases and must-have accessories for the new iPad, and the Nest by Bluelounge (.95) is one of them. The Nest works as a valet for your small items (keys, USB drives, etc.) while also serving as a stand for [...]
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Do you think AT&T has gotten over its failed merger with T-Mobile- Think again. In what I can only describe as a strong dose of corporate arrogance that you usually don’t see in public, AT&T’s Senior Executive Vice President of External and Legislative Affairs, Jim Cicconi took to the company’s public policy blog to offer [...]
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The City of New York is leveraging popular iOS photo apps Instagram and Hipstamatic as part of its first official Facebook photo contest. For the contest, #loveNYC, the city is asking users of Instagram and Hispstamatic to take photos of things that show why they love the Big Apple. The 10 winning photos of the [...]
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Octo Pop ([substring:0:500] Octo Pop ($0.99) by Chicos Interactive is a game of bubble popping that isn’t as simple as you may think. Get extra points for color combinations and use your winnings to upgrade bonuses. The goal is to pop as many bubbles as possible within a limited amount of time. If the screen [...]
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Nightclub Mayhem ([substring:0:500] Nightclub Mayhem ($0.99) by 99Games Online Private Limited is an iPad-only time management game that sounds a lot more risqu
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