A company called Cynapse is joining the mobile local game. Their product is called Localscope and it has been released in the AppStore, making it easy for the iPhone and iPod Touch users to “define and explore their location wherever they are.” From the official press release we learn that Localscope gets content from various…
Opera launches WAC-ready widget runtime platform for Android
It was back in October when Opera Software along with 31 other companies joined Wholesale Applications Community (WAC) and now they’ve released their WAC-ready (1.0 specification) widget runtime platform for the Android platform. This alpha release of Opera’s widget runtime for Android allows developers to get a head start in developing the next step in…
Setlist Metronome for iPhone wants to replace a classical metronome
A company called Diatche Software has released an updated version of Setlist Metronome iPhone app. I’m not sure what’s new in this release, but it’s an interesting app nevertheless which performs all functions as a classical metronome. Here’s how it works (from the press release): The user can set the time signature and then tap…
All EA Mobile games $0.99 holiday sale today only?
EA Mobile hasn’t put out an official word on a particular sale today, but a quick search through the iTunes App Store shows all its games either free, or just $0.99. We knew just a few days ago that a select number of iOS apps went on sale, but now it seems that all games…
Review: Dungeon Defenders: First Wave for iOS & Android – A Tower Defense RPG Powered By ‘Infinity Blade’ Engine
Earlier this month, Epic Games & ChAIR Entertainment released Infinity Blade for iOS, which is an action-RPG set in a medieval setting powered by Epic’s Unreal Engine. It’s the first time the Unreal Engine has made it to the mobile platform, but Trendy Entertainment has released another title that uses Epic’s Unreal Technology. Dungeon Defenders…
Top 10 WebOS Apps Of 2010
The past year has been a rocky one for Palm and its webOS operating system. After a last ditch effort to save its struggling handset business with the Palm Pre and the Palm Pixi, the Sunnyvale company was acquired by Hewlett-Packard. This acquisition by HP slowed down development and Palm was only able to roll…
Angry Birds for iPhone, iPad updated with Mighty Eagle
The runaway hit app for the iPhone and iPad this year is undoubtedly Angry Birds. The app has been downloaded approximately a bazillion times and has killed productivity everywhere for the year 2010. Rovio has given us Christmas/holiday versions along with a creepy Halloween version of the avian-versus-swine game. Now, before the year is through,…
Path updated to 1.2 with 10-second video support
Path has been one slick photo-sharing app so far. It allows you to snap photos with your iPhone and share them with your closest friends rather than broadcasting to the entire planet. Its interface is clean and simple to use, and the app itself is fast and isn’t much of a battery hog. Now the…
Symbian Twitter client Gravity releases version 1.5 alpha [Fixes Nokia’s terrible onscreen keyboard]
If there is one social network that came out of nowhere during the past few years to become one of the most talked about services this side of the moon it’s most definitely Twitter. Thanks to the way the service was built anyone could build a client to interact with their backend, freeing you from…
Popular Science launches an Android app for Samsung Galaxy Tab
After conquering the iPad market, the Popular Science magazine is going for the growing number of the Samsung Galaxy Tab users. Their app is called Popular Science+ Top Tech 2010 and it’s designed using the Mag+ platform. I’m sure you can guess for yourself that this issue features the annual Top Tech awards, offering readers…