It’s Game Week here at iPhone.AppStorm, and all this week we’re going to have tons of reviews, giveaways and other good stuff, all centered around the gaming world!
With the ever-rising popularity of the iPad it can be easy to forget about the iPhone’s gaming prowess; a prowess that has set the benchmark for the entire mobile gaming industry. However, here at iPhone AppStorm we haven’t forgotten.
With an amazing summer of Olympic sport behind us and a new NFL season in full swing, what better time is there to present you with our picks for the best sports games on the App Store? Whether you’re a lover of football, an avid follower of tennis or a petrol-head at heart, there’s something here for you. After the jump we’ll get started. (more…)
It’s Game Week here at iPhone.AppStorm, and all this week we’re going to have tons of reviews, giveaways and other good stuff, all centered around the gaming world!
The zookeeper concept has long been a staple of puzzle games, and it can be found not just on iOS, but on multiple consoles, as well. The addition of Zookeeper Battle to the family of games brings new interactivity not usually found in puzzles, as you play the same puzzle, but against opponents from all over the world.
How does this new Zookeeper game stand up against its predecessors? Is it different enough to set itself apart, or is Zookeeper Battle the same old match-three with a new gimmick? We’ll take a look at the gameplay and the battle system and see if it’s worth the download. (more…)
It’s Game Week here at iPhone.AppStorm, and all this week we’re going to have tons of reviews, giveaways and other good stuff, all centered around the gaming world!
We’re covering lots of different types of games here on Game Week, from 8-bit retros to tower defense and everything in between. But what types of games do you like to play the most? Are you a fan of console ports, or are you all about shooters? Let us know in the poll to the right!
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Mobiletuts+ is all about quality tutorials for mobile developers. Topics covered include native development with the iOS SDK – so if you’re looking to get into iOS development, Mobiletuts+ is the place to start.
The release of the iPhone 5 and iOS 6 has generated a lot of excitement, but the many new hardware and SDK changes can leave iOS developers feeling overwhelmed. This article will help you keep your skills up-to-date by providing a quick, high-level overview of the most important changes for iOS developers!
It’s Game Week here at iPhone.AppStorm, and all this week we’re going to have tons of reviews, giveaways and other good stuff, all centered around the gaming world!
There are games of many sorts available on the iPhone. Some go by names as outlandish as The Impossible Game, which is designed to be simply unbeatable. Others, however, tend to have more official titles, such as N.O.V.A. This sort of game is just Gameloft’s iOS iteration of Halo though, and there’s not much more to it than that.
Amazing graphics aside, iOS developer myp” decided to go minimal with his game. It’s fully universal and has been optimized for the Retina iPad — though there are elements that have a little pixelation, like the start screen. This game is not like anything you’ve ever seen before, and while originality is generally something I seek in what I’d deem a good game, The Simple Game still has its share of assets that make it an entertaining puzzle. I’ll take a more in-depth look at it after the break though, so why don’t you join me? (more…)
It’s Game Week here at iPhone.AppStorm, and all this week we’re going to have tons of reviews, giveaways and other good stuff, all centered around the gaming world!
The iPhone is no stranger to remakes of popular games from the ’80s. Some turn out to be lazy cash-ins, barely updated or reworked for touch controls and a small but high-resolution screen, while others seem to pull out all the stops in a bid to draw players both new and old. Robots and Pencils’ update to the 1984 hit Spy vs Spy thankfully falls into the latter camp, but it’s not without its quirks or shortcomings. Let’s take a look at them after the jump. (more…)
Thank you to all the people who entered to win the iPhone Wallet from WaterField. We went through all the entries, and the winner is:
Jim has been notified via Twitter DM. Be on the lookout for more competitions soon!
Are you a fan of games? Do you use your iPhone more than your Nintendo Wii or PS3? Are you hooked on everything from Infinity Blade to Angry Birds? We get you. Welcome to Game Week here at iPhone.AppStorm and iPad.AppStorm.
All this week, we’re going to have nothing but the best games and game-related content for you to enjoy. If it’s a game on the iOS platform, we’ve got it. Plus, we’ve got a few surprises in store as well.
So sit back and enjoy — Welcome to Game Week.
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You’ve watched the keynote, seen the unboxing videos and read the reviews. You know everything there is to know about the latest and greatest iPhone — what else could you possibly have to discover?
Well I received my iPhone 5 yesterday via FedEx, and I spent the afternoon testing it in various conditions. How well did LTE work? What is the hardware like in real life? Is it worth the upgrade? This isn’t your typical new iPhone review, it’s a walkthrough of the product with casual and real thoughts as it’s being used. Hit us up after the jump to find out more. (more…)
I’ve always looked at Evernote as a service that simply wasn’t for me. Dropbox and Finder have always met my limited needs, but a steady stream of updates and acquisitions has made Evernote harder and harder to ignore. The service can store nearly anything, and features like OCR and tags make content easy to sift through.
Capture is an important part of the Evernote process, but it’s not really something that the iOS versions of the apps do very well. Sure, Evernote has a giant Plus button, but that doesn’t mean that adding items is easy. This Plus button brings up a blank note, which works well for simple notes, but copying and pasting into Evernote can be a pain. On top of that, adding tags or changing a notebook takes several taps. EverClip tries to improve upon the Evernote capture process. The app runs in the background and captures anything that’s copied to the iOS clipboard. Should EverClip be a part of your Evernote arsenal? (more…)
