Ever since Emoji hit iPhone and iPod touch, it’s been a smash-hit sensation. By now, I’m sure you’ve all heard of the Emoji-enabling applications on the AppStore. Not surprisingly, because of them, Emoji is spreading it’s way around the world, fast.
We thought It’d be a good idea (and actually quite interesting) to track just how far Emoji has and is traveling. So we are, and if you want to know more, hit the jump! … (more…)
A couple of days ago, Twitter user and RF contributor @istopmotion was kind enough to give me a promo code for Takayuki Fukatsu’s QuadCamera. Following the theme of releasing photo filter applications, this release allows you to take four photos, as one .. (more…)
If you were slightly disappointed when Apple introduced iPhone 2.2, giving exclusive Emoji-love to all those Japanese iPhone users, you may be in luck. A 99c/59p application has been discovered which when installed actually unlocks the Emoji keyboard on iPhone OS … (more…)
A few weeks back we gave you an exclusive heads up on a simple but classy game which was heading to the store. Tiltafun. Today RF got confirmation the app had hit the store, and we didn’t hesitate to go get ourselves a copy.
After the jump I’ll take a look at the game in a little bit more depth, and just how it plays out .. (more…)
Yesterday, I got myself a tumblr blog for my own personal ramblings – you know how it is. Anyway, with setup I also found myself plunking down for the Tumblr App Store client, Tumblrette.
Do you have a tumblr blog yourself? Are you considering picking up Tumblrette?
Hit the jump to see what you can expect from this WYSIWYG editor … 😀 (more…)
In August of last year, a native version of Tiger Electronics Lights Off burst it’s way onto the jailbreak scene. In July 08, Steven Troughton Smith, the developer of this polished version of Lights Off announced he would be re-designing the game to work with the new iPhone OS 2.0 frameworks, and coincidentally bring it to the App Store. That was in July of last year. It’s not happened yet, although there is still hope ..
Aside from Smith’s version, over the weekend I got a tip off from Jeremy Curcio lead developer at 1026 Development, who was quick to inform me that their modern upcoming reincarnation of the classic game, named Black Out, was also on it’s way to the store … (more…)