iPhone apps for buying or baking your own desserts
July 9, 2012
Some of us are more than happy to buy our sweet treats at the store and leave the cake baking dexterity to the professionals. But,
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Some of us are more than happy to buy our sweet treats at the store and leave the cake baking dexterity to the professionals. But,
Twitter on your iDevice is going to get more interactive and include new and improved notifications, according to a report by 9 to 5 Mac.
This week might just be another in the middle of summer to you, but to me it’s MLB All-Star week. Not enthused yet? Check out
If Bloomberg reports are true, Amazon might be manufacturing its own smartphone and will viciously compete against Apple, Google and even Microsoft for palm share.
Dynamite Jack is the latest title from developer Phil Hassey of Galcon fame. This is quite different from his strategy offerings though. Essentially, it’s a stealth puzzle game, with simple yet decent visuals, cool lighting effects, and all the explosions you can stomach. It’s actually a port of the original desktop version, and I’m happy to report that they spared no expense and made no cuts. This is full of features and options. Sadly, it’s only available to iPad owners.
Whether looking for quick advice on dealing with medical emergencies, severe weather or just a place to make a charitable donation, First Aid by American
Matching games like Tanglers face an uphill battle with older gamers. Their simple nature makes them an easy target to be labeled a “kid’s game,”
It would feel cheap and easy to discuss the MonkeyGram iPhone app by dousing this review in monkey puns. So I’m not going to do
This week’s best game is an iPad transplant that has made its way over to the iPhone, with fantastic results. Kingdom Rush is an addictive
Developers and users of some of the most popular and useful iOS applications including Instapaper, GoodReader and Angry Birds are reporting significant crashes after recent
Just when you thought Google and Microsoft would have a puncher’s chance to carve out meaningful market share in the tablet space, now comes word
With half of 2012 already in the books, now is a good time to showcase the best apps and games released in 2012 so far.