The guys over at CouchWorld Games (also the makers of Shards [App Store], which we’ll be reviewing shortly) have come up with a puzzler which uses a concept not too dissimilar to that behind the original Rubik’s Cube [Wiki]. Hedronism relies on your logic and your ability to assess spacial direction.
Hit us after the jump for a full look of what Hedronism offers … (more…)
Since the introduction of the iPhone and iPod touch back in mid-late 2007, there has always been one feature which was noticeably absent from them both. It was apparent it was needed in order for the devices to become successful in the enterprise, and it was apparently highly requested for inclusion. Unfortunately, for one reason or another, Apple didn’t find it to be a priority, and consequentially it didn’t make the final cut into iPhone OS.
So what was it? What was this deal-breaking feature? – The ability to mount them as removable drives. Now, with the App Store in full swing, Avatron Software have officially filled the gap.
Cue, Air Sharing … (more…)
Released onto the store last Wednesday, Cooliris for iPhone condenses a fairly popular browser plug-in, into a mobile application featuring multi-touch controls. With various options to search highly popular sites, and the ability to search by current location using GPS, Cooliris (cooliris.com) may become the only decent way to browse a large amount of photos on your iPhone or iPod touch … (more…)
Hold the world in the palm of your hands. If built-in Google Maps wasn’t enough for you, last night to everyone’s surprise, Google started pushing a native version of their location software Google Earth out onto the App Store. Even better? – It’s Free.
Flying from the UK to Australia takes just a swipe of the finger.
Hit the jump for a full look … (more…)
Keeping in line with the overall UI of the iPhone, Squaresville developed by indie dev Rusty Ross (rustyross.com) aims to bring that retro picture puzzle you all know and love, to iPhone and iPod touch … (more…)