MotoHeroz Review

The game lacks any sort of progress synchronization between the iPhone / iPod and iPad versions, though most times can synchronize. It is disappointing because the rest of the asynchronous elements are so well done. The HD version should at least be universal, it is 2012! Get with the program! The first three stars on one level is very difficult, seemingly "money for coins" difficult, because of the tight margins, the best with faster acceleration and higher top speed can be achieved. The increased performance period seems shockingly underused at best, unnecessary at worst.

A brief tour of Apple's iOS 5

Apple's WWDC keynote is now behind us and if they are not at E3, tech journalists around the blogsphere are taking a rest. we tend to did not get a replacement iPhone or any new hardware, but Apple rolled out the company's new iCloud service, its Lion OS, and iOS 5, the newest version of its mobile operating system.

Kung Fu Panda 2 Review

 

With the upcoming sequel to the hit Dreamworks movie Kung Fu Panda, there are plenty of tie-in toys, games and other goods entering the market. new version * FrogDog Media, Kung Fu Panda 2 Storybook is not just another action figure that was left in the ground and then stepped on by the father in the middle of the night. This e-reader is an educational application as well as a promotional tool. In addition, not occupy space in the chest Jr. 's toy.

Fun video applications for the iPhone

It does not seem that long ago when I would have to carry a camera to capture VHS video of family events, holidays and other memories that I could live again later by inserting the VHS tape and hit the play button on our player video. While it is a viable solution for capturing memories in motion, carry a video camera everywhere we went was not exactly practical.

Hands-on look at Opera Mini 6 for iPhone and iPad

Opera Mini 6 (Universal) was released today for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, so that alternative browser version Ios devices for the first time. We had the opportunity to further thin the browser through its paces and I think that offers several features that users will like. With the right settings, which may even be the favorite in Apple's Safari - if people are willing to give it a try.

Instant voice mail and online role-playing: iPhone apps of the week

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Some interesting Apple news this week from AppleInsider revolves around Apple's acquisition of the iCloud domain name. Apparently, according to sources, Apple paid Sweden-based company Xcerion an estimated $4.5 billion for the domain. It is rumored that the cloud service will be announced this summer at
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference here in San Francisco.

Disney TRON Legacy

TRON: Legacy now online. Welcome to TRON City, Program. Race high velocity 3D Light Cycles. Blast targets with the awesome power of a Recognizer. Your objective is not merely survival, it’s glory. With each victory, you will grow closer to becoming the ultimate GRID Game Champion… What’s New in Version 1.2? Fixed issues related to the iPad 2 & Minor bug fixes and optimized performance. Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.1 or later. Thanx to Lz0PDA for this

Description:
TRON: Legacy unfolds as a series of competitions through 24 rounds. You will race the latest generation of 3D Light Cycles and fire cannons from the cockpit of the massive Recognizers. Score points to qualify for new contests and unlock new arenas.

Angry Birds gets a free Easter update

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3D sound and 3D snowboarding: iPhone apps of the week

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A couple of days ago, some long-awaited iPhone hardware news finally hit the Web. No, it's not the iPhone 5 (which some are saying won't be released until fall). The big news out this week is that the white iPhone 4 will finally become available as soon as by the end of this month.

I have to admit that the white iPhone 4 looks pretty cool, but I can't imagine anyone waiting to take the plunge to buy an iPhone based on the color of the device. Is it just me? If anyone reading this has been waiting for the white iPhone 4, let us know in the comments.

World of Goo oozes onto iPhones

Back in January, celebrated indie game World of Goo made its iPad debut, leaving iPhone and iPod users everywhere to cry, "Where's my Goo?"

It has arrived. World of Goo is now available for iPhone (and third- and fourth-gen iPod Touch), and it's every bit as good as its tablet predecessor--just a little smaller.

As I explained in my original review, the World of Goo is populated by Goo Balls--cute, squealing little blobs of, well, something. In each level, it's your job to guide them to a specific destination: up a tube, across a bridge, and so on.

The Goo Balls themselves become part of whatever structure you have to build, but if you use too many of them, you won't accomplish your collection goal.