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17Dec

iPhone/iPad Games You Should Get After The Holidays

Here are some great games that i suggest to get with your iTunes gift cards you may have recieved throughout the holidays. Here is list of games with the direct links of the app’s to the iTunes store to download. 1. Infinity Blade – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – tiny.cc 2. Shadow Guardian – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – tiny.cc 3. Real Racing 2 – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – Not Released Yet 4. NOVA 2 – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – Not Released Yet 5. Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – tiny.cc 6. Battlefield Bad Company 2 – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – Not Released Yet 7. Need For Speed Hot Pursuit – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – tiny.cc 8. RAGE & RAGE HD – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – tiny.cc 9. Monster Dash – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – tiny.cc 10. Age Of Zombies – iPhone – tiny.cc iPad – tiny.cc View full post on YouTube Videos tagged with iphone

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17Dec

iPhone/iPad Games You Should Get After The Holidays

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02Dec

EA releases Rock Band Reloaded (iPhone/iPad)

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Last year, when EA Mobile first released Rock Band for the iPhone, it quickly rocketed to the top of the charts. (I mean, come on! Four-player simultaneous multi-mode, so players can use different “instruments” on their iPhones and connect via Bluetooth? Now, that’s ridiculously cool.)

Now, EA Mobile has just launched a new version called Rock Band Reloaded for iPhone — and it’s bringing the action for the very first time to the iPad!

Reloaded boasts vocal recognition, letting players sing right into the device, just like the console players get. Sure, you can still tap along to play the “vocalist” part, just like before, but who wouldn’t want to rock out using the iPhone as a mic? (Although, it might be a bit unwieldy on the iPad, no?) It also offers a setlist with more than 20 songs from artists including Nirvana, No Doubt, Beastie Boys, Nine Inch Nails, and Vampire Weekend, not to mention classic tuneage from Duran Duran and Billy Idol. Players can perform in 6 cities via 36 events in “Tour Mode,” with the ability to earn up to 50 awards and achievements.

iPad players get even more features, with additional customization controls for different playing styles, multiplayer mode (players can go head-to-head live on split-screen), and a new “Big Drums” layout that takes advantage of the bigger display.

This launch version isn’t Game Center-enabled and can’t let players compete with strangers in real time, but you can play with friends over local Wifi and Bluetooth. If they can sort this out, then could be the big-time game app that everyone goes gunning for.

The iPhone app costs $4.99, and the iPad app is $9.99. For more, hit the links to go to iTunes Preview or download them. And if you do, definitely let us know what you think.

(By the way, starting December 7, EA Mobile is also holding a Rock Band Reloaded Rockin’ Sweepstakes. Winners get one of 92 prizes – including a grand prize of the Mad Catz – Rock Band 3 Wireless Fender Mustang PRO-Guitar Controller for Xbox 360/PlayStation 3/Wii. So if you’re rocking this on your console as well, you’ll want to check it out.)

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23Nov

Shadow Guardian – iPhone/iPad – First Trailer

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A powerful and precious relic that has been at the center of occult legends for millennia, has become a real threat. Hidden in a remote temple, it is sought after by a group of dangerous mercenaries that want to acquire its power to enslave the rest of the mankind. There is one hope, and it’s you. Soon on iPhone and iPad View full post on YouTube Videos tagged with iphone

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21Nov

Economist’s iPhone/iPad apps better than print?

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This week, The Economist unveiled free iOS apps that dish out digital versions of its full print edition every Thursday. In-app purchases for individual issues are $5.99, which can seem a bit pricey, but users with print and online subscriptions can get them gratis.

Instead of a multimedia swamp of elements all clamoring for your attention, this magazine app takes a dignified approach to content by simply offering well-written, thought-provoking articles — and the occasional audio versions read cleanly and professionally — all in a simple-to-use UI. This was a well-done application, and I think there will be a number of print customers who will ditch their pulp subscriptions for this.

Click to get the iPhone version and here for the iPad app.