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Rock Band Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
The game that took the home consoles by storm and has become a giant amongst multiplayer gaming titles, and an eye sore in my living room with the giant mess of plastic instruments. Rock Band has finally made it’s way to your iPhone and iPod Touch. Harmonix is looking to score another smash hit in the form of an app. How well will this app deliver? will it stay true to the formula that’s kept it multi-million dollar gaming title for years now? Let’s dive right into the review and find out.Read More
Posted by Steve Wade | Oct 21, 2009 | 1
Last Call Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
While most applications reviewed here seem to be games, there are many other apps currently available on the app store that serve other functions. And with the access individuals have to the developer kit for the iPhone, more and more apps are being designed that cater to a specific audience, no matter how small. Last Call , by Avvo, Inc., is a great app that helps users track their alcohol consumption, whether out for a night on the town, hanging with friends at a party, or getting wild at a party.Read More
Posted by James Piraino | Aug 27, 2009 | 2
Saga Catapult Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
Stunning graphics and easy controls are the name of the game for Saga Catapult, by Silverlode Interactive. Defend the city against an onslaught of orcs! As the last defender of your home, use your trusty catapult, along with a number of available upgrades, to keep the bloodthirsty horde at bay.Read More
Posted by James Piraino | Aug 18, 2009 | 0
Bomb Commander Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
A relatively unknown game among the masses at the App Store, Bomb Commander, by Anima Entertainment, is a space shooter that seems to be a cross between Asteroids, planetary defense, and Geometry Wars for the Xbox 360. The last defender of your home world, you must defend the planet against the alien invasion, each wave more powerful and chaotic than the last. Now ask yourself, are you ready for the challenge?Read More
Posted by James Piraino | Aug 17, 2009 | 0
iPhone 3.0 or 3GS Battery Life Sucks? Look Here
It’s pretty apparent by now that the battery life of the new iPhone 3GS and 3.0 software update sucks. Whether you are checking mail constantly, texting a few people throughout the day, or leaving the phone just sitting by itself, the electronic juice sucking monster comes by and tends to drain your battery pretty well throughout the day. Luckily, you came here to Appmodo (aside from loving the site and hanging out here all day long) to find out how to fix that!Read More
DrawRace Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
DrawRace is a new draw-and-drive racing game developed by RedLynx that introduces a completely new type of game-and control mechanics and multiplayer mayhem. Try to draw the best possible driving path and the optimal speed for the path and watch how fast you are able to race through the tracks.Read More
Posted by Mary Ann Neder | Jul 21, 2009 | 0
Blu-ray gets Fast & Furious on the iPhone
A Blu-ray player with an internet connection, plus an iPhone or iTouch, equals a whole new movie experience, according to Home Media Magazine. Starting with the release of the two-disc edition of Fast & Furious on Blu-ray on July 28, Universal Studios Home Video will begin releasing titles that will allow owners to enhance their movie-watching experience with the aid of their iPhones or iTouch.Read More
Posted by Mary Ann Neder | Jul 21, 2009 | 0
PhotoForge: Photoshop for the iPhone
For those dreaming of having Photoshop on your iPhone, look no further. For a $1.99 at the iTunes app store, PhotoForge, developed by GhostBird Software has managed to get closer to this task than any other iPhone application currently on the market.Read More
Posted by Mary Ann Neder | Jul 20, 2009 | 0
JotNot is the iPhone Copy Machine in your pocket
JotNot, developed by MobiTech 3000 for the iPhone, is a rather simple application, designed to enhance images of text taken with your iPhone by adjusting the image’s perspective, sharpness and contrast, thus allowing letters to appear more legible. A useful, but small copy machine in your pocket that lets you scan receipts, business cards and whiteboard doodles.Read More
Posted by Mary Ann Neder | Jul 20, 2009 | 1
Peggle Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
Originating from a wildly popular PC game, Peggle, by PopCap Games, for the iPhone and iPod Touch has made its mark on the app store with a game full of amazing graphics, addictive gameplay, and a 5-star rating. Peggle is a game worth every penny, read on for the full story!Read More
Posted by James Piraino | Jul 20, 2009 | 0
I Dig It Tips and Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
Known for their other hit iPhone applications such as PocketDyno and Dungeon Defense, InMotion Software, LLC has released a new game called I Dig It, available for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.Read More
Appmodo Interviews Broken Kings, Developers of Castle Conflict
Making it into the top 50 applications chart in the App Store is a challenge. Apple iPhone gaming development company, Broken Kings, made it look easy with the release of Castle Conflict (for our game review click here), plowing it’s way through the top 50 chart and surpassing other apps.Read More
AppChatter Compares iPhone 3GS Camera
Our friends over at AppChatter.com have had their hands busy testing new applications for the Apple iPhone. Posted this morning, AppChatter reviewed the G-Map by X-Road which dives into GPS navigation with interactive 3D maps and totally destroys the current Maps application from Apple. They’ve also given us a comparison tour of the new iPhone 3GS camera versus the older version which telling by the photos is a night and day difference.Read More
Adaptunes Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
Many automotive manufacturers have integrated self adjusting volume controls based on the speed you are traveling into premium sound configurations on vehicles. For owners who do not have this luxury, “there’s an app for that” called Adaptunes for the iPhone and iPod Touch.Read More
AT&T Launches AT&T Navigator, Voice Activated GPS for iPhone
AT&T launched another free iPhone application called AT&T Navigator, which is a subscription based voice activated turn by turn navigation program for the Apple iPhone. The application features voice guided 3D maps, automatic rerouting, map updates, real time traffic updates, search feature for gas prices, common business stops such as coffee houses, ATM machines, WiFi hotspots, and more.Read More
Micro projectors on their way to the iPhone?
Online news source DigiTimes recently reported that Taiwan-based company Foxlink has begun development on a micro projector for use in mobile phones.Read More
Posted by James Piraino | Jul 07, 2009 | 0
Apple Secretly Purchases iPhone Cameras For iPod Video
The low end digital video camera industry is about to get turned upside down as reports from Asia indicate Apple has secretly purchased millions of cameras used in the iPhone 3GS for use in the next generation iPod Video. With expanded capabilities of light video editing and mobile uploading to video sites such as YouTube in the iPhone 3.0 software update, the cheap $10 dollar cameras embedded into the current iPhone 3GS phones and future iPod Video devices would help capture even more market share for Apple.Read More
iPhone 3GS User Captures Amazing Time Lapse Footage
This is actually something I wanted to do from day 1 after finding out the iPhone 3GS would have video recording capabilities, but I don’t have nearly this beautiful of a view to pull it off. Thankfully BenM does and he was able to capture several time lapses from his white iPhone 3GS using a $2 dollar application called TimeLapse. Check out the video for yourself, it’s awesome!Read More
Pocket God Episode 21 Flipping the Bird Sneak Peek
We’ve got a sneak peek image of the next Pocket God episode, episode 21 called “Flipping the Bird”. The next update includes a bird that flies around the top of the screen where you can “make him drop a bird turd by clicking on it” and a mini challenge that keeps track of the number of times you hit a Pygmy with one. Using the fire abilities of episode 20, you will be able to cook the bird as well and let the Pygmies eat it. You can also strike the bird with a bolt of lightning. Other features include an updated underwater area including fish, objects, and a WhirlPool similar to the Hurricane.Read More
StickWars Gets Update To Version 1.6
The latest update for StickWars has finally been approved in the App Store. Version 1.6 includes the following updates:Read More
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