It could be argued that all the best games in the App Store cost money, however we’re going to dispel that myth in this issue of Game Friday. Our roundup this week focuses solely on the free games available for the iPhone including Jet Fighters, Warships and Sudoku 2.
Like always, if you have a game you want reviewed, please let us know!
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Potretr. The developer describes Potretr as an app that lets you browse and search the latest most interesting, vibrant and beautiful images on your iPhone. Potretr load any interesting, latest, or search images with a single tap. Bored with the photos?, shake your iphone, Potretr will reload new photos for you.
Read on for more information and screenshots!
Today we’re going to take a look at Producteev, an awesome todo app that might just be enough to have you saying adios to Backpack and Remember the Milk.
Unlimited projects and tasks, labels, due dates, reminders, collaboration, automatic web/iOS syncing, email integration, this is the free task manager you’ve been waiting for.
Have you ever felt a little jealous of Mac.AppStorm’s MacTastik series of comics? Ever wondered whether you’d ever laugh at an iPhone comic in the same way? Well, never fear! Today we’re bringing you a roundup of 30 great comic strips about the iPhone.
Hopefully these 30 comic strips will make you chuckle, laugh, giggle, and (just maybe) roar with laughter. Feel free to share any of your own favourites in the comments!
For four years the Envato Marketplaces have helped authors around the world earn an income selling their digital wares. Along the way we’ve grown from one marketplace to seven, with more on the way. We’ve gone from hundreds of members to hundreds of thousands. Items from our marketplaces have appeared in projects for companies big and small, all around the world. And most importantly of all, we’ve had thousands of authors cash out earnings, ranging from a bit of money for a big weekend to sums in the tens of thousands of dollars a month!
It’s been an amazing ride, and here at Envato along with our commitment to growing AppStorm, we are completely committed to making our marketplaces the best around. That’s why I’m very excited today to announce that as of the end of September we are rolling out some dramatically improved rates for all our exclusive authors! (more…)
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Look-Up. The developer describes Look-Up as a game that brings the classic alien invasion game theme into the 21st century with an augmented reality twist. You have joined Earth’s Resistance Forces to hold back the aliens ships that are attacking our cities, forests, beaches and deserts – wherever you are, they are coming. Space invaders was never this real.
Read on for more information and screenshots!
Ever since the iPhone App Store first appeared, users have cried out for third-party web browsers. While Apple doesn’t allow anything that can independently interpret Javascript (read: full-fledged web browsers) in the App Store, they eventually began approving apps that use WebKit (the core of Safari and MobileSafari) to display webpages.
In other words, you won’t be seeing Firefox for iPad anytime soon, but browsers that—to appropriate the ever-relevant car metaphor—use the same engine as MobileSafari with a different chassis and paint job—are now available for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
Apple insists that browsing the web on an iPad is already pretty magical, but there’s always someone ready to step up and demonstrate stronger magic. Atomic Web Browser is one such contestant.
The iPod has come a long way since 2001. The second generation model sitting on my desk doesn’t have a color screen, weighs enough to be used as a self-defense aid and does little else than play music (though block breaker was a pretty cool feature at the time).
My iPod Touch on the other hand is an astonishing technological feat rivaling that of the iPhone. However, there are definitely a few major features that iPhone users enjoy that I miss out on. Fortunately, several app developers are on the task of closing this feature gap and have significantly extended the functionality of the iPod Touch.
Today we’ll look at ten apps that help make your iPod Touch a lot cooler by mimicking some of the basic features found on iPhones.
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Group Text!. The developer describes Group Text! as an app to easily send SMS to groups, to handpicked set of contacts or to custom distribution lists. You can also optionally create some templates to save time if you send the same text frequently.
Once you create a list, you no longer have to select contacts one-by-one for a group message. Simply tap on the list name and you are ready to send!
Read on for more information and screenshots!
Welcome to another Game Friday roundup on iPhone.Appstorm. This weeks issue focuses on music games for the iPhone/iPod, from the heavyweight Rock Band, to the minnow HangTunes. If you think we’ve missed Guitar Hero off the list, don’t worry, we covered it in an earlier Game Friday on New Releases.
Like always, if you have a game you want reviewed, please let us know!
