A new update for id Software’s RAGE HD has hit the App Store over the weekend and it brings some awesome improvements to an already impressive game. One of the things we felt that were missing from RAGE HD was Game Center support. In our review, we not only wanted achievements and leader boards, but…
Review: Berzerk Ball for iPhone – Hitting a Geek Never Felt So Good
I think we can all agree that we’re all nerds about one thing or another. As cool as we all seem to perceive ourselves to be, we all can’t help but to geek out when a new phone is revealed. On the other hand, I would absolutely love to smack around a geek for once…
Foursquare iPhone app adds photos
Foursquare has just pushed a massive update to its iPhone app and the location-based service now includes the ability to add photos and comments to your location check-ins. The photos for the Foursquare iPhone app comes thanks to a partnership with Instagram, which is the hipster app of choice nowadays for sharing photos. The company…
Instagram hits version 1.0.6, adds support for 7 new languages and 2 new filters
iPhone wielding hipsters rejoice, Instragram just released an update for their popular image sharing application that adds support for 7 languages (Japanese, German, Russian, French, Chinese, Italian, and Spanish), 2 new filters called “Sutro” and “Toaster”, and a “suggested users” feature that pairs you up with people who hang out in the same parts of…
fring brings fringOut to iPhone; Gives stranded Euro travelers FREE $5 fringOut credit
After Symbian and Android, fring is bringing its fringOut service to the iPhone users, allowing them to call for less. This can come pretty handy if you or one of your friends/relatives is stranded at some European airport. In that sense, the company is also launching a neat campaign offering $5 of fringOut credit to…
ASiQ debuts $12,500 iPhone app, meant for those with private jets
Australian firm ASiQ has announced what they’re claiming to be the most expensive application available in Apple’s App Store. The app, called SafeCell, will run you $12,500 and connects your mobile phone to an airplane’s onboard satellite computer via Bluetooth thereby allowing you to make phone calls and transmit data from your device, rather than…
iPad only newspaper “The Daily” set to launch during the second half of January 2011
Out of all the things Apple’s iPad can do, it was the promise from Steve Jobs that it would breathe new life into the titans of the magazine and newspaper industry that caused a flurry of applications from institutions ranging from The Financial Times to Vogue to be born. Looking to capitalize on the popularity…
The Economist’s Intelligent Life for iPad launched globally
The Economist Group announced the global launch of its quarterly lifestyle and culture magazine Intelligent Life on iPad. Available as a free download (compliments of Credit Suisse), the winter issue of the magazine includes a mini biography of Ralph Fiennes, a comparison of Appleism vs. Googleism and an essay asking why we are turning verbs…
Facebook for iPhone Updated to Version 3.3.3
Released to the App Store earlier today for your consumption, the Facebook for iPhone app has gone to version 3.3.3. While the list of enhancements and improvements in the new release may not be stellar, many of the updates are certainly noteworthy. They are: Improved reliability in chat and messages Improved notifications UI Fixed memory…
StartTalking for Android updated with voice dialing and additional features
StartTalking, the Android app that lets motorists keep their eyes on the road and hands upon the wheel we talked about in the past, has been updated. The new version features additional voice recognition technology and new functionality, including voice dialing, voice navigation, the ability to personalize the phone’s name and greeting, updated application homescreen,…