In the strongest indication yet that Apple is ready to show the world a new-generation iPhone, tech blog iMore is reporting that the company is
This week’s top iOS apps might seem like a rerun, thanks to Flock’s feature set sounding suspiciously similar to last week’s favorite, Vyclone. But sometimes
Like a burger and fries or apple pie à la mode, Foodspotting and GrubHub are two mobile apps that go really well together. Foodspotting, which
As the first movie tie-in game to the Christopher Nolan Batman movies since 2005, Gameloft’s The Dark Knight Rises has a lot to live up
If you’ve ever searched for live videos of your favorite bands on YouTube, you know how difficult it is to find footage worth watching and
HISTORY Here is the kind of informational app that will surprise as much as educate, and that’s rarely a bad thing. The app doesn’t waste
This week sees the release of the latest title from Telltale Games, another point-and-click adventure game with a big-time pop-culture license. This time around, it’s
Well… This is rather unexpected. Party Wave is the first mobile title from game development studio, Mistwalker. For those of you who don’t know, Mistwalker is headed by the legendary game developer and creator of the Final Fantasy franchise, Hironobu Sakaguchi. Mistwalker has continued to put out RPGs with more classical design, and most of us were expecting an RPG on iOS as well. What we get instead is a novel and unique casual arcade title about group surfing, and it is surprisingly charming and well done! Apparently surfing is a passion of Sakaguchi-san, and this was a very personal project for him!
Showyou, already our favorite iOS application for video discovery, today debuts a fully revamped iPhone app that separates the service from the pack of worthy
There’s a pretty interesting game on the surface of Mutant Roadkill. An endless driving game with unique objectives, the primary of which being “run over
Major Mayhem is my kind of shooter – it’s over the top, looks good, and is filled with achievements and power-ups that help keep the
Since launching its interests-based social network less than three years ago, Paris-based Pearltrees has attracted more than 500,000 contributors who have posted more than 25
