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This paid version of the music-identification app delivers a number of features -- chiefly unlimited tagging of songs. It's a solid app, but unless you find yourself using it a lot or find the other features particularly appealing, the free version of Sha
- Mar 12
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This app add some nice options to the iPhone's camera -- most notably an anti-tilt feature that keeps your shot level no matter what -- and makes a nice addition to any shutterbug's tool-set.
- Mar 11
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Don't let the name fool you. Game Week is serious business. Sure, we get to play tons of cool games for hours on end, letting deadlines slip past, drying out our eyes, staying up late, killing the batteries on our iPhones. But still. Serious, serious b
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On Saturday, the Game Developers Conference wraps up at San Francisco’s Moscone Center. By all accounts, it’s been a very exciting week for Mac gaming.
- Mar 13
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While at the Unity booth, we ran into a few of the developers at Graveck games. You may be familiar with one of their popular iPhone games, Skee-ball. It hit the #1 paid apps spot during the holidays and is still hanging out in the top paid apps list. Wha
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There's a lot to like about the Devour smartphone, especially its social networking features, intuitive user interface, and sturdy design, but it also has some shortcomings.
- Mar 13
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Developed by Gameloft, Pocket Chef is a cooking simulation game for the iPhone designed for the cooking-impaired.
- Mar 13
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Quiet Read lets you quickly store, and quickly access, URLs you want to save for later viewing.
- Mar 13
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Power Cam is one of many apps trying to make your picture-taking a bit easier, and while the $1 offering does add some interesting features, it doesn't measure up to similar photography apps.
- Mar 13
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Are You Alright? is a medical-themed time-management game. Unfortunately, bugs and long load times distract from an otherwise enjoyable experience.
- Mar 13
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Don't worry, don't worry, you'll still be able to shut the sound off. We're just not sure how you'll do it and how quickly you'll be able to manage it.But but but, you say, I've spent hours poring over every physical detail of the iPad from the photos
- Mar 12
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For the past twelve years, the Independent Games Festival has been a platform upon which indie game developers could showcase their work and receive some constructive feedback in return. The event is held annually at the Games Developer Conference and is
- Mar 12
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A cool shooter with an even cooler soundtrack, Bullet Candy Perfect resembles the renowned top-down shooter Geometry Wars, only with better graphics. Since you play to the rhythm of the beat, the techno music really sucks you in, and that synchronicity ca
- Mar 12
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We took some time to talk with the developers at Mono Touch to discuss their software that allows developers to create iPhone native apps from C# and .NET based apps. The app helps independent and big time developers deliver games and applications to the
- Mar 12
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Are You Alright?, a medical themed time-management game by Meridian, starts off with an interesting premise. You are Doctor Chloe, daughter of a brilliant...
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