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Angry Birds Space review

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

The Angry Birds franchise needs little introduction. What started as a simple physics-based game became a cultural phenomenon, replete with Angry Birds dolls, keychains, and other merchandise. Rovio has updated Angry Birds before, with the release of Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio (a tie-in for the movie), but while those updates introduced new levels and graphics, they kept the same basic gameplay and physics. With Angry Birds Space, Rovio is trying something truly new, creating a game that feels fresh, and even addictive.
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Applications

Speaktoit Assistant review

Monday, April 2, 2012

Speaktoit Assistant is an Android app that in many ways resembles Apple's Siri for iPhone 4S. It acts as a virtual assistant that can respond to voice commands and perform Web searches and other simple tasks. You can use Speaktoit Assistant to launch apps, find contacts, compose email or text messages, create calendar events, give directions, and more.
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Asteroids Gunner for iPhone review

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Asteroids Gunner by Atari is a 21st century revisit of the infamous arcade game Asteroids, which can still be played on their official website. In Asteroids Gunner, you play through 3 sectors of 50 levels each in which you are a space ship that needs to clear and break up clusters of asteroids as you journey through space, with the occasional enemy space ship or alien swinging by so that you can earn bonus points and a super nova at the end of each level.
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Applications

Schedule Planner Pro for iPhone and iPad review

Friday, December 9, 2011

Schedule Planner Pro HD is an app for the iPad that enables you to keep a calendar and also track time spent on tasks, appointments, and so on. Schedule Planner Pro is a separate app for the iPhone and iPod that has almost the same functionality as the iPad version. Regardless of which of Intersog’s scheduling apps you use, you’ll find an elegantly designed offering.
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Applications

My Xbox LIVE iPhone app review

Friday, December 9, 2011

Having been limited to Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 platform up until recently, the iPhone is now able to keep track of your Xbox Live experience while on the move.
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Applications

X1 Mobile Search review

Monday, November 28, 2011

The Apple iPad is increasingly replacing laptops as people's portable computers. It's certainly small and nifty to use. But what happens if you've got an iPad (or iPhone) and want to access files on your main PC or Mac? You're out of luck.
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Mobile & Wireless

Crackle for iPhone and iPad review

Friday, November 4, 2011

There’s no shortage of video entertainment available on the iPhone and iPad: the iTunes Store as well as dedicated apps from Netflix and Hulu Plus offer an array of television shows and movies that will satisfy the most avid couch potato. But you have to pay for those services. Not so with Crackle, a universal app that offers a modest-but-entertaining selection of TV and film for your iOS device—and does so for free.
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Personal Tech

Jetpack Joyride for iPhone and iPad review

Monday, October 31, 2011

A huge proportion of the thousands upon thousands of games in the iOS App Store are essentially variations on a theme, as countless developers try to make a few bucks by imitating the most-popular offerings. It’s enough to make one a cynic, as game after game feels like a me-too offering.
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Applications

Photo Academy for iPhone review

Thursday, October 27, 2011

As someone who takes his camera virtually everywhere, I often come across new shooting situations, and look for fresh sources of inspiration. Photo Academy, an iPhone and iPod touch app from Aspyre Solutions, offers help when you need it, along with new ideas to liven up numerous typical shooting situations.
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Applications

Crazy John for iPhone review

Thursday, October 27, 2011

In an App Store overrun by zombie-themed games, Crazy John looks to make its stand with old-school graphics and heavy gunplay. Both give the game from Triniti Interactive a distinctive look, but in the end, it’s not enough to make Crazy John stand out from the crowd.
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