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Kamikaze Racer – Evel Knievel meets Angry Birds!

Kamikaze Racer by Wayne Filkins is a great play off the Angry Birds genre. The player's objective is… [more]

Push Panic Review: Don’t Panic, This Game is Awesome

At first glance, one may think that Push Panic is just "another one of those games with colorful blocks."… [more]

Push Panic Review: Don’t Panic, This Game is Awesome

Push Panic Review: Don't Panic, This Game is Awesome

Zoombie Digger: A Wild Take on Tower Defense

The idea of a tower defense game with zombies is definitely not groundbreaking , but developer Crazy… [more]

Zoombie Digger: A Wild Take on Tower Defense

OmniFocus For Mac Review: The Definitive Task Manager

Lately I have been buried in errands and tasks to the point that I can't remember everything that I need… [more]

Virtual City For MAC Is More Than A SimCity Clone

Virtual City for the Mac is a bit of a deceiving game. Upon first view, the game could easily come… [more]

Virtual City For MAC Is More Than A SimCity Clone

Virtual City For MAC Is More Than A SimCity Clone

Kamikaze Racer – Evel Knievel meets Angry Birds!

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Kamikaze Racer by Wayne Filkins is a great play off the Angry Birds genre. The player’s objective is to smash into the giant green bag of money buried underneath piles of wooden and stone blocks. At the beginning of the game you are provided a motorcycle, to which you must gas up and cross over [...]

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iThinkerBoard – A Corkboard For Your Thoughts

iThinkerBoard is an interesting iPad app that’s built around a technique of getting organized developed by one Yasuo Matsumura in Japan. The idea behind it is that the person getting organized places images and thoughts in the center of a board. Then they would tie sub topics and smaller thoughts or solutions into the surrounding [...]

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‘iCloudy’ – Dodging Clouds and Shooting for Stars

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Today I’ll be reviewing iCloudy, a 0.99¢ universal app available for the iPhone and iPad on the iTunes App Store. iCloudy is a fun-spirited and colorful game by DemSt Team with a solid concept: The player moves dots around on-screen to get a paper airplane from point A to point B. Each dot is connected [...]

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Rolly Poly Review: Meet Your Newest Addicition!

Take a look at the top game charts on the App Store. It’s pretty easy to see that arcade style, puzzle oriented games with some physics tossed in tend to dominate the top of the sales charts. The typical scenario involves developers rushing to be the first to “Clone” a successful title, but in almost [...]

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iDuhknow Review: A Diamond in the Rough

If your anything like me than you will know that the “Puzzle” game genre on Apples iOS devices are probably the most populated genre of games in the marketplace. It also happens to be one the most profitable genres for those who are able to break away from the copycat and us-two types of games. [...]

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Worldictionary Review: A Translator that could Save You from a World of Trouble

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You never know when you’ll be in need of a translator. How often have you found yourself wondering what a word meant? Maybe you just want to see what a word is in French. Whatever it is you need to do, Worldictionary from PenPower has got you covered. Don’t be fooled by its shorthand name. [...]

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Endless Lines Review: A Unique Take on Path-Building

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You say you want a little challenge with your games. Look no further than Bit by BitGames’ Universal iPhone and iPad game Endless Lines. What we have here is a unique take on the “path-creating” puzzle genre. Instead of manipulating individual pieces, you actually move entire rows and columns. More on that later.

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WorldCard Mobile Review: A Worthy Replacement to Apple’s Contacts

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The ultimate all-in-one contact app has arrived. PenPower strikes again with its new app, WorldCard Mobile. It’s always nice to see professional grade replacements for Apple’s Contacts app; and, it’s even better when a business card scanner is included as well. If you have trouble keeping your business contacts organized, you need to check out [...]

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iCaller: iPhone Review

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Is Apple’s default Contacts app not cutting it for you? Feel like you need a little twist in the way you keep track of all your friends? Don’t fret just yet because InLogic has your back with its newest app, iCaller.

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PAMO: iPhone Review

These days organization is essential for success. One of the most important aspects in our lives that must be kept organized is our money. Everyone loves money, but with money comes responsibility. Now we all know that feeling when you get done making a big purchase or some transaction and then you realize that you don’t have the [...]

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iBuster: We Bet You’ll Bust

It seems these days that every game has some sort of “three star” grading system. Ever since the outbreak of Angry Birds every level-based game has either stars or medals of some sort. With iBuster this is exactly the case. Blow stuff up with bombs, level everything to the ground, the fewer bombs you use [...]

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TVShow Time: With This App You’ll Never Miss Another Episode

Chances are you watch TV. If you are like me, you know that it is difficult to keep track of every show that you watch. If you happen to be watching multiple shows at the same time, new episodes can and will easily sneak by right under your nose. Fortunately for us, Toze Labs has [...]

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Cup Stack: Stack ‘em up, Smack ‘em down

Remember the days back in PE class when you learned how to cup stack? If not then here is some background info: Sport stacking was founded back in 1985 by Wayne Godinet. At first it was a small activity in southern California, but after receiving national attention in 1990 on the Tonight Show, the simple [...]

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eCounter Review: Count Now, Analyze later

Do you ever find yourself counting ridiculously large numbers of objects? Has your brain finally told you to find a new counter? Luckily, a new app, eCounter, does the counting and even some analysis for you, straight on you iPhone or iPod Touch while your mind can focus on more important tasks like filling out [...]

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Lamebo vs Zombies: God didn’t make Lamebo, SwagSoft did

“They drew first blood, not me”. In SwagSoft’s Rambo-esque shooter, Lamebo vs Zombies this is exactly the case. After a crazy dictator launched World War 3, the US devised a plot to save its soldiers by mutating sheep and sending them out to fight. However, the scientists’ experiments went haywire when the dictator’s troops broke [...]

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USA 2012: Tap to Support Your Election Candidate

Election Day is coming November 6, 2012. Sure, we have more than a year to go but it is never too early to start learning about the candidates (something we highly recommend) and showing your support for your candidate. If you’re wondering where to start, take a look at Ebots’ new app, USA 2012. With this FREE app, [...]

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