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  • Osfoora

    Let’s be honest, there are now more Twitter clients in the AppStore than you can shake a proverbial stick at. Most if the new ones hardly seem worth of our attention. But one that was released last week certainly managed to create a lot of buzz, so we felt it only right to have a look at it. (more…)

  • Meltdown – Radioactive Platformer

    Chillingo have really got off to a good start this year with fantastic releases such as Guerrilla Bob and Cogs. Seeing a new release priced at 59p by Chillingo gets me excited every time and I bought this one with no questions asked. I’m glad I did because now I can tell you readers how good it is and to purchase it. (more…)

  • Vancouver 2010

    To get into the spirit of the 2010 Vancouver 2010â„¢ Olympic games, I thought I’d best take a look at the official app by RealArcade and give you all the inside story. (more…)

  • Meebo

    Meebo appeared in the Apple event in 2009 as a featured software developer for social networking applications when the iPhone OS 3.0 was unveiled. The introduction of Push Notifications would revolutionize how this would benefit this genre of apps. (more…)

  • Curious George Coloring Book

    Thanks to the folks over at PBS, I got a chance to spend some time with their recently updated virtual colouring book, themed after everyone’s favourite monkey, Curious George. Keep on reading for our thoughts, and our beautiful monkey drawings. (more…)

  • Plants vs. Zombies

    Popcap Games are probably best known on the iPhone for their smash hit games Peggle and Bejeweled 2. Their latest release looks to be another instant smash hit as well. Say hello to Plants vs. Zombies. (more…)

  • Apps Which Will Look Great On The iPad

    By now I’m sure you’re all aware of Apple’s upcoming tablet, the iPad. Some say it will be as revolutionary as the sliced loaf, others on the other hand think its just an oversize glorified iPod touch we should forget about until sometime next year. The hard critics of this device though are missing one insanely important factor. The iPad won’t rely on frequent hardware updates for its added “Pizazz!”. No .. instead, software will be king. (more…)