If you consider carrying tons of jokes, games and applications in your iPhone as fun, you should also experiment loading it with famous sayings of great thinkers, philosophers and great writers. Spare a little time everyday to appreciate the music of language and words. That's what 1,400 Latin Expressions has gotta say.
Horace, Seneca, Ovid, Cicero, Augustus, Catullus, etc, are all here in 1,400 Latin Expressions from Cramzy. Cramzy indeed have applications to entertain us and also bring a pinch of enlightenment into our otherwise busy everyday life.
18,000 Cool Jokes and 23,000 Great Quotes are playing their respective roles in the Read More...
Cramzy the creator of 18,000 Cool Jokes comes with a more serious application this time. With 23,000 Great Quotes you're not permitted to giggle or laugh the way you did with 18,000 Cool Jokes . It's time for all of us to dedicate at least a minute everyday to read great quotes to energize our lives.
True to the name of the application, 23,000 Great Quotes is a collection of twenty three thousand famous quotes from more than 9000 great writers, celebrities, orators, philosophers, teachers, politicians, etc.
Why listen to the endless ranting of others when I have many things to do? Read More...
The App Store is one of the best things that Apple visualized, however, the happiness of it being the largest repository of mobile applications belong to those who are using iPhone and iPod touches around the world. That's the reason why I am happy again because the App Store download has whizzed past 2 billion mark already.
More than 50 million iPod touch and iPhones users worldwide are downloading games and applications to the tune of 6.4 million each day from the App Store. A stunning figure! Now, that's the secret why the App Store reached the 2 billion download mark Read More...
So, you think you are a good cowboy? Lets see how well-trained you are with CatchCows; a simple iPhone game from i-Fresh Studios where your task is to separate the black, white and milk cows and place them into their respective pastures. A sweet escape from violent shooting and slaughtering games.
If you've played Crazy Farm and also remember the gameplay, CatchCows has that similar stacking theme. This time you won't be separating Pigs from the Sheep but will deal only with cows of three colors. Do you think this could be much more simple? May be not!
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Who doesn't want to stroll light and travel light? But what if doing that means dragging yourself willingly into a helpless situation? Say something like, you have only one package and all your stuffs are stacked in there and it gets stolen.
Grrr.. let's not be too pessimistic. People don't get mugged everywhere or everyday, it's just an unlucky one in a thousand who experiences the anger and frustration of being pocket drained. What am I getting to, when I am suppose to talk about an iPhone case that also hold your Credit card and money clips.
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'Affectionate hug never had killed anyone,' you may think, but Battle Bears from SkyVu Pictures is here to prove you wrong. We are not talking about war but about hugs and hugs that can kill you. That's the reason why you need to eliminate those who are running toward you to hug you in this innovative game.
Battle Bears is a shooter game well sweetened with imaginative tweaks and twists. You are trapped behind enemy lines with only a gun and a crossbow, which is an advantage as your enemies know nothing about guns or arrows. Swarms of enemies would run Read More...
Palm may no longer boast that their Pre syncs with the iTunes even if they are able to break the iTunes code again, if the company is going to take the verdict of USB Forum seriously. For Apple, that would mean battle won to keep their online store closed to all third party devices.
When the Pre was launched, users were able to sync their device with iTunes to transfer media content on to their devices. Palm counted this as a special feature of the device, which angered Apple and the feature got disabled through a software update. Palm in the Read More...
iPhone floodgate for South Korea is finally open following Korea Communications Committee's decision on Wednesday. The decision of the Committee ends the long practiced rule of imposing technical restrictions making it hard for outside cellphone makers to penetrate into South Korea. The rule was implemented to protect local cellphone manufacturers from outside competitors.
Over the years, the strategy made South Korea based Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Co. become the second and third largest cellphone makers respectively after Nokia, Corp. in terms of units produced. The regulation also successfully prevented entry of smartphones such as the iPhone and BlackBerry into Read More...
Remember those old good days when your pockets were filled with colorful marbles? Oh yeah, I recall where you hide the marble filled jars too. Never mind! Here is an iPhone game that would allow you to relive those days and also let you win countless virtual marbles.
Hitting a glass ball with another one was so much fun before the coming of handheld gaming consoles. Memories are still fresh and so are the marble games we play at school.
Play Marbles from Darkside Entertainment is one game that would let you play marble games for hours on your iPhone. I know Read More...
Hit the Software Update button and download iTunes 9.0.1 right away. Apple says the update fixes many minor and strange issues users have experienced with iTunes 9.0. The update note says it's all about bug fixes, including:
1. Fixes issues browsing iTunes
2. Resolves unresponsive iTunes performance
3. Unexpected quitting of iTunes fixed
4. Fixes syncing issues of podcasts and incorrect display of podcast playlist on the iPhone/iPod touch
5. Problem of sorting albums with multiple discs fixed
6. Application syncing for iPod touch and iPhone improved
7. Genius now automatically updates to show genius mixes
Hmm, time to test again.
All recent Apple investigations have brought no satisfactory explanation for things that went wrong with iPod and iPhones. When iPods exploded, Apple kinda justifies saying 'the device shouldn't be left unattended inside the car on a hot day.'
When some iPhones exploded, the company again gave a very controversial explanation that it was all because the user(s) applied pressure on the device. All the way, it was our fault not the faulty built of the iPhone or iPod touch or whatever.
The release of iPhone OS 3.1 for many iPhone users has been more of a nightmare than an enhancement. Mysterious battery Read More...
We've talked a lot that the iPhone would soon be launched in South Korea. The negotiation to bring the iPhone there started more than a year ago, but we are yet to see the device launched.
All iPhone talks there must have become as frustrating as China iPhone deal. Korea Telecom Freetel (KTL), the second largest network carrier with more than 12 million subscribers reportedly is still in talks with Apple to finalize the deal.
The stalemate in the case of iPhone launch in the country is not because of disagreement between the service provider and the device maker, but because of Read More...
