Microsoft OneNote, the software that comes with Microsoft’s office suite used as an (aptly-named) note taking tool, has today hit the iPad after previously being released for just the iPhone/iPod Touch. The iPad app comes with quite a sleep interface, with a great user interface as well as the ability to sync notes using wifi. OneNote is free, but only for creating and editing up to 500 notes. If you think 500 won’t be enough for you, you can unlock unlimited notes through an in-app purchase.
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Epic Games, the developers behind the popular Unreal Engine-powered RPG “Infinity Blade,” are churning out another update for the game. The new pack comes with “new magic rings, swords, shields, and helmets” as well as a “fierce and deadly RookBane!” This update, the fourth major one in the game, also comes with a sneak preview of the developer’s upcoming sequel to the title, Infinity Blade II.
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LinkedIn has jumped on board along with sites like Gmail and Twitter to release a mobile version of their website. The mobile site runs on HTML5, the Apple-supported alternative to Flash. LinkedIn announced that their mobile site is gaining popularity, growing 400% year over year. Additionally, the iOS and Android native apps for LinkedIn have also been updated, sporting faster speeds. Check out the released YouTube video below:
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We here at iTracki have covered Google+ and its debut onto the Internet and into the iOS App Store for a while now, and ever since the free app became available, many users have been dismayed that the app only supported the iPhone, while not the iPad or iPod Touch. However, all this has now changed; with a recent update, the official Google+ app now runs on those two devices as well as the iPhone. However, it’s still not universal; if you want it on your iPad, you’ll have to use the 2X mode to zoom things in, which looks extremely ugly. Oh well, it’s better than no app at all.
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We’ve written up a bit on ‘Kard Combat,’ a now-released card game for the iOS platform in the past, and now we’re announcing that the app has just gotten a huge update, already approved and ready for you to install. With the update comes four new mages, as well as a ton of new cards and spells too.
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MikaMobile’s popular Zombieville USA title seems to have been a bit slow with utilizing new features such as retina display and multitasking, releasing an update just yesterday, that offered support for retina display, as well as “fast app switching,” according to the app’s changelog. Additionally, universal support has also been added to the game in the update, which puts the title at version 1.7.
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We’ve recently gotten word that Battleheart, a great RPG for the iOS platform and a universal app, is getting a gameplay update, which is going to bring two new characters, as well as some tweaks. The two new characters, the paladin and ranger, will promise even more hours on the game for those of you who insist on maxing out all your characters.
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About a week ago, we announced details about a new multiplayer dual-stick shooter that was coming soon to the App Store as a FREE download. The app, dubbed “Deadlock,” has now been available for a week, and yet another update is coming, this time bringing a variety of bug fixes, as well as two new maps. Here are some pictures:
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