Steam is perhaps the most well known gaming platform for Windows and Mac users alike, offering users who create free accounts to purchase, download, and play a variety of games from some of the most popular game developers in the world. Valve, the company behind Steam, is currently testing a closed beta of an iOS [...]
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Adam Bell, a developer of apps and tweaks for the iOS platform, has just come out with his latest Cydia tweak; dubbed Coverflow, it allows you to scroll through the icons on your iPhone or iPod dock as if you were scrolling through the landscape view in the Music or iPod app. Below is a preview of the tweak in action.
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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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A few popular Mac apps are currently on sale for 24 hours. Check them out on ZeroNinetyNine.com, a website that’s offering its first ever Mac bundle. Apps such as Compartments, which was featured by Apple itself, are currently just 99 cents. Check them out here.
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Where’s My Water is a paid gane on the iOS app store that is constantly hovering in the top 25 paid applications. Apple is now giving away a limited number of copies of the game on its Facebook fan page, which you can check out here. More details about the application are available below:
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For those who were disheartened that Facebook did not reveal its native app at the media event, there was no need to worry – because Facebook just launched the app today.
This is the first native Facebook app for the iPad, and features a variety of updates built specifically for the iPad.
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At the Apple’s media event today, the company unexpectedly released two new apps that we had previously heard very little rumor about: “Find My Friends”, and “Cards”. Both apps are extremely interesting, so we’re hear to share what they are all about.
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Today, Adobe announced a new cloud-based initiative, which focuses largely on creating new content for tablets. As part of this initiative, Adobe revealed that it would be releasing six new creativity apps designed for tablets that would allow users to access a variety of editing and design tools.
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According to Mashable, Facebook has chosen Apple’s iOS 5 and iPhone 5 media event as the stage where it will announce it’s long-awaited iPad App. The media-event is rumored to be set for October 4th, as recorded in our previous articles.
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Earlier today, Business Insider reported that Facebook engineer Jeff Verkoeyen recently quit his position as a developer of the Facebook app for iPad, and has instead taken a job at Google.
What’s his reason for quitting?
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NBC, TNT and TBS are all starting to upgrade their iOS applications with full-length TV shows and additional bonus content as well.
Access is offered for users who are eligible through their cable company subscriptions.
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Google finally introduced its popular Blogger blog-publishing service to the App store on September 8 – via a free download.
Blogger was started in 1999 and was bought by Google in 2003. Since then, its been immensely popular, with many thousands of users.
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Remember that time when nobody knew about Minecraft and it was just a random game on the computer? Well, since then, the Minecraft world has been expanding quite a bit.
Actually, exploded is more of the word I’m looking for, seeing as Minecraft has spread faster than the virtual flames in a Minecraft forest.
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Apple has recently updated their extremely popular iDevice-managing, online-media-shopping, and media-library-management app for Mac and Windows to version 10.4.1, which gives the app a number of bug fixes. Remember folks, this is before the unofficially released iTunes 10.5, which is supposed to work with iOS 5 to bring new functionality. Here’s some details from MacWorld:
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As promised, we’ve been following Kairosoft’s “Mega Mall Story” for you all, and we’re happy to announce that the development company is following through with Mega Mall Story, having released full and Lite version just a few days ago.
In typical Kairosoft fashion, the Lite version gives just enough gameplay to get you hooked, but not enough features to reveal anything big. Therefore, you have to buy the full game to truely experience it.
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For those of you who love to shop for bargains on eBay, the iMac App Store may have an app that you might be interested in.
Just recently today, the internet shopping sensation eBay finally released an app especially for the iMac App Store. The app is absolutely free, and is quite useful when you want to watch multiple items at the same time.
The downside of the app is that it does not include selling capabilities, so you will only be able to buy items – not sell them. So if you’re looking to make some money, you’ll have to stick with eBay’s less-than-average website.
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