This one’s for true iPhone-ownin’ Lego fans around the world. The official Lego application for Apple’s mobile platform is super simple, converting any photo from your library into a brick mosaic image. And that’s about it. We thought something better will come out of the first official Lego app, but I guess that’s just a…
Evernote for iPhone gets a minor updated; Reaches version 3.2.1
Just when we talked about Evernote 3.2 for iPhone and the fact they’ve reached 2 million users, another update for the iPhone app has been released. The application is now in version 3.2.1, packing several handy features and bug fixes: Locally cached notes and offline notebooks are now excluded from iTunes backup, making syncing with…
On The Spot Systems’ Survey On The Spot lets iPhone users bash airport security
A company called On The Spot Systems has released an iPhone app called Survey On The Spot, which allows passenger to bash airport security “on the spot.” The process is done by completing a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) survey, which instantly tells you’re feelings about the treatment you’re getting. The application relies on the iPhone’s…
Muppets Animal Drummer for iPhone is like Tap Tap Revenge, only with Muppets
Good ol’ Muppets are back as an iPhone app! The Walt Disney-published Muppets Animal Drummer is a music rhythm game, made for Tap Tap Revenge/Rock Band fans, who at the same time like Muppets. The game is centered around the crazy Animal and his drum kit, and it’s your goal to tap your way to…
Next generation iPhone 4G to get 802.11n WiFi?
It’s a bit early in the year to start with next generation iPhone rumors, but we’re not complaining. New rumblings along the iPhone grapevine suggest that Apple is working to add support for the faster 802.11n WiFi standard in its next iPhone – we’re calling it the iPhone 4G for the time being. The rumor…
Apple to add Latitude-like location tracking features to iPhone Maps?
It wasn’t too long ago that we were criticizing Apple for keeping Google’s friend-tracking Latitude service off the iPhone’s Maps application. While the rest of the smartphone world got updates to its Google Maps for Mobile application that allowed them to keep tabs on the location of friends and family, the iPhone was left to…
Dalai Lama iPhone apps not available in China
Apple is joining the likes of Google and Yahoo to self-police its content according to China’s laws. In their case this translates into blocking access to Dalai Lama apps in the Chinese AppStore. Affected iPhone apps include quote apps – Dalai Quotes, Dalai Lama Quotes and Dalai Lama Prayerwheel; Paging Dalai Lama, which tells users…
Review: James Cameron’s Avatar for iPhone
Movie tie-in games have had an ongoing track record of not being good. There have been a few exceptions in the long history of video games, but more often than not, movie tie-in games will be bad. Avatar was released almost two weeks week ago and it’s already made it to ‘Best Films of the…
Mophie to Launch iPhone Case that Swipes Credit Cards
For those who were getting all excited about the Square mobile payment system, there’s a slightly more ergonomic system coming by way of Mophie. At CES, they’ll be showing off this new case, which, when combined with an application, will allow businesses to make transactions on the go. While we don’t have any details about…
String Trio iPhone app turns your beloved device into an air violin
Here’s a great way to take advantage of the iPhone’s built-in accelerometer. Using the application called String Trio, you can simulate playing a violin on your shiny handset or an iPod Touch. The application detects the angle and length of your strokes, and accordingly adjusts the playback of the music. You can choose automatic accompaniment…