Have you ever been on the fence about buying an application? Come on, we all have. And sometimes, the reviews in our native App Store just don’t suffice. Maybe there just aren’t enough reviews, or maybe the reviews are too short to justify any effect on your purchase decision. Well, AppCritics looks to solve that issue by providing reviews from around the globe. <\/p>\n
Using AppCritics, you can check out reviews for any app in the App Store across all of the stores around the world. Each country is listed along with the amount of reviews in that country’s app store and the average star rating (out of five, of course). You can then select a country, and read all the reviews in their app store! It’s that simple!<\/p>\n
Now, the obvious issue here is — What if it’s in a foreign language?<\/strong> Don’t worry! Developer Gary Fung’s got you covered. AppCritics can translate for<\/i> you! You can either click a “Translate” button on each review, or, more conveniently, click the “Translate All” button on the top of the page. It’s very convenient.<\/p>\n Here’s how it looks, side-by-side — before and after.<\/p>\n Pretty sweet. Seems accurate, although some things obviously come out a bit choppy.<\/p>\n Something else I love about this app is something incredibly simple, but it would have been a game-breaker if it wasn’t there. An “iTunes Page” link is displayed in the application’s information, allowing you to open the page up in the App Store so you can buy it. Pretty awesome, so that you don’t have to open the App Store application, search it, then<\/i> buy it. Saves everyone some time.<\/p>\n Other than that, there’s not a whole lot to say about this application. It’s a pretty simple app, but it’s incredibly useful. It has replaced the App Store application for me, unless I’m checking for updates or something. I just go directly into AppCritics, read reviews, then open iTunes to buy it. Gives you a much wider range of consumers looking at the application.<\/p>\n Current Status:<\/strong> Highly Recommended<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Reviewed at:<\/strong> v1.0.2 Compatible with:<\/strong> iPod touch Gen 1 & 2 \/ iPhone Classic \/ iPhone 3G \/ iPhone 3Gs<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n As of today, Sunday, August 30th, the competition is closed. I thank you all for entering. 1. ErichD Again, thank you all for entering! I will soon dispatch an email to each of you containing your promo codes!<\/p>\n Gary Fung, the developer for this application was kind enough to provide RazorianFly with five<\/b> promo codes, to give out to you guys! Lucky you! Of course, this application is just a buck, which this app is definitely worth, so even if you’re not one of our five lucky readers, you should still pick up<\/a> a copy, no doubt.<\/p>\n Simple. Leave a comment. The comment doesn’t really have to be about anything specific, so long as it’s not just spam. Actual words are a necessity. You can enter once, and the winners will be announced a week from today, August 30th<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Make sure you include an email address in the comment form, otherwise we won’t be able to contact you. The winners will be chosen completely at random — I promise. *Displays hands to show the lack of finger crossing*<\/p>\n
\nReviewed on Firmware:<\/strong> 3.0
\nDownload size:<\/strong> 0.8MBs
\nReleased on:<\/strong> 13th August 2009
\nRetails for:<\/strong> \u00c2\u00a30.59 \/ $0.99<\/p>\nAND THE WINNERS ARE…<\/h3>\n
\nI have just finished randomizing the entries and have come up with five winners…<\/p>\n
\n2. Spencer
\n3. Marcus
\n4. Karthik
\nand 5. Jimi<\/p>\nORIGINAL CONTEST<\/h3>\n
How To Enter<\/h3>\n
Terms and Conditions<\/h3>\n
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