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Retro gamers with iOS devices in-hand, take note. I just received a note from my but Martin over at Sarien.net, and by the sounds of things he’s been very busy working on publishing many classic and exciting Sierra games for all to enjoy. Here’s the skinny: First, the entire Sierra AGI catalog is now available…
If you’ve ever gone on a road trip in the U.S., you know how hard it can be to keep track of mobile coverage. Enter “Coverage?,” a new iPhone app with coverage maps of all major mobile operators in the U.S. Available for two bucks ($1.99), it’s made to provide users with the ability to…
Voyage Privé, which is apparently the largest private travel sale website with over six million members, launched its iPhone app to “make the highest quality travel packages more easily available in the most innovative way possible.” Available as a free download, the application allows members to peruse and purchase Voyage Privé’s travel packages, as well…
Dr. Evil knew it all along – “When a problem comes along, you must zip it.” Handmark obviously put some thoughts on these immortal words, hence they’ve updated their Twitter client with… the Zip It feature. Tired of reading stupid comments on Twitter? Want to get less of some person on Twitter (though don’t want…
The famous British Library is launching its first smartphone apps for two of the hottest mobile platforms – Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android. Called Treasures, it presents a rich selection of the items featured in the Library’s Sir John Ritblat Treasures Gallery, including over 100 of the Library’s greatest collection items, 250 high-definition images, over…
After iPhone and Symbian, ABBYY is bringing its Business Card Reader app to the Android users. Just like their app for other platforms, the Android application also allows users to transfer contact information from paper business cards into their phone’s address book. Moreover, there are some advanced features included as well, like the ability to…
If you’re over the age of 18, you can officially call yourself an adult. I’m 28 and even though I’m considered an adult, I like to adopt the term “kiddult.” I mean, with the amount of video games, toys, and electronics in my house, how can I consider myself anything but a big kid? Even…
Today, all that talk of the Nexus S running Android 2.4 is beginning to sound believable. Judging by the screenshot above, Gingerbread devices may have a tasty little treat coming to them in the near future: Google Music. Last we heard about the project, Google had yet to sign any deals with record labels, but…
The Zumobi Network, which touts itself as the “leading premium mobile app network,” has teamed-up with the Popular Science magazine to re-design their iPhone app and launch a brand new app for the Android platform. Available as a free download, compliments of the sponsor – Ford Motor Company, the application brings the PopSci.com science and…
After the iPhone version, Thrillist is going for the growing number of Android smartphone owners. As you would expect, it brings handpicked local recommendations for EATING, DRINKING, SHOPPING and MORE. You can search, sort and share articles, which are organized by the nearest, newest and most popular places. In addition, there are weekly video clips,…