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  • Notice: We Went Down – [Updatedx2]

    Tonight, roughly between 4.20pm and 5.00pm GMT Razorianfly.com became unavailable. Not only did it become unavailable to you guys, but to us too! … (more…)

  • Classics: The Stylish eBook Reader, Now Available – [VIDEO]

    [Update] – See Classics in action, with our brief video walk-through. Just added.

    Let me first say I’ve never really been the reading type. I went through a spell while on holiday one year of picking up a book and not being able to put it down. The most prominent of these two being ‘Digital Fortress’ [Wiki] and ‘The Da Vinci Code’ [Wiki] by Dan Brown. Two amazing reads if you ever get a chance to look at them.

    Anyhoo, for the purpose of this review, I last night bought Classics. Not because I like reading (although I can feel I probably will again, after using this app for a while), I wanted to talk to you about it’s clearly leading user interface … (more…)

  • Halloween with RazorianFly.com [Updated]

    Dress your iPhone or iPod touch in some orange this Halloween, with this free pumpkin wallpaper. Kudos go out to the guys over at Psdtuts.com for the great Photoshop tutorial which allowed us to create this.

    Download it after the jump … (more…)

  • iPhone 2.2 is Shaping up to be one Major Update – [Updated]

    With Apple seeding the latest beta of iPhone OS 2.2 to developers, there are now emerging details of feature additions which some users have been requesting since it’s initial introduction. Some of the features that will be added will set a new president for mobile mapping capabilities, while others may set up the road for future, more interesting, feature-full applications further down the line … (more…)

  • Hot Pick: Liquid Pics [Briefly]

    If you’ve ever want to make someone think their eye’s have left their body, or you just like the idea of turning your photo’s into a water like substance, then this is definitely the app for you. It has no real practical use, but it’s extremely well executed, and follows the one important factor of the iPhone’s design. Simplicity. (more…)

  • Hedronism by CouchWorld Games

    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…)

  • Air Sharing: The last piece of the Jigsaw … Or is it?

    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…)