In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Insurrection 2035. Ever heard of the college campus game, “assassins,” where you hunt down opponents in real life, get close to them, and “kill” them by shooting them with a water gun or rubber band? Insurrection 2035 takes that manhunt style, cat-and-mouse game, and makes it global, coming July 4th.
Read on for more information and screenshots!
If you just dropped a few hundred dollars on an iPad, you might not have much left in your budget to fill it up with apps. Fortunately, app developers have already stepped up and created a huge collection of completely free iPad apps.
Below you’ll find over 100 free iPad apps to help you get started. Many of them are only free for a limited time as an introductory special so you’d better grab them fast!
When it comes to webmail, everyone and their grandma knows that Gmail is the best. A lot of us power users have felt let down with the iPhone mail app that does not support brilliant Gmail features like conversation threads, labels, and so on.
With Mailroom, it is now possible to handle multiple Gmail and Google Apps email accounts with almost all of the goodness and glory of their desktop browser based features. Mailroom costs $2.99, so let’s investigate further to see whether it’s worth the price.
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting iCup Live Scores. The developer describes iCup Live Scores as the best and most complete app for the world cup. No other app in the store can compare with the features iCup Live Scores comes with – not to mention the speed.
iCup Live Scores include background information on all 32 teams, stats for all the players, venue descriptions, standings and matches, current news, match notifications, live commentaries, and more. Read on for more information and screenshots!
Keeping yourself and your family healthy is no small task. Fortunately, learning about proper nutrition and how to live an active lifestyle doesn’t require a medical degree, just an iPhone!
Today we’ll look at a few apps that can help you get the whole family into practicing healthier habits. Best of all, the apps below are all completely free so you don’t have to choose between saving money and learning to take better care of yourself.
Ever wished there was a quick and easy way to craft a sharp-looking presentation on-the-go? Well Keypoint might have the answer. This newly updated app from Bert Timmermans is a fast way to create PowerPoint style presentations, right within your iPhone.
It allows you to create, publish and share presentations on the move while keeping everything simple and avoiding clumsiness. If you need to add punch to proposals or make a short presentation clearer and more memorable then Keypoint may be the app for you!
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting the latest release of MoneyBook. It may look simplistic, but MoneyBook is a powerful personal finance app that offers unique features in an award-winning, easy-to-use user interface.
This version brings 20 new features while keeping MoneyBook’s user interface as easy-to-use as ever. All of our updates are free and there’s many more to come! Read on for more information and screenshots.
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Dice Diving. The developer describes Dice Diving as a new game that combines the excitement of competitive high-diving with the thrill of poker-style hand making. This fast paced game is packed with 31 events. Players use 5 dice to form the best poker hands possible, as they try to complete specific hands for different awards.
Read on for more information and screenshots!
Another week has passed, can you believe we are in mid-June now? The big news this week has obviously been the announcement of the new iPhone and so our Game Friday will once again feature five of the best new releases to the App Store.
We’ve seen some fantastic releases in the past two weeks, from Guitar Hero and Call of Duty, to the lesser known (but still highly enjoyable) Qwak. Read on to find out more.
If you have a release that you want included in a future Game Friday, make sure you submit it to us with a promo code.
We’re mere days away from the launch of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, which means you’ll need a good way to keep track of all the news, scores and statistics! As always, we’ve got you covered.
Today we’ll compare three of the best apps we could find to help you become the most informed fan around. The best part? They’re all free!
