Feb
15
2011
Cartouche 2.0 iPad/iPhone Game Released - Now Free
Texas based Moonchaser Software today announces Cartouche 2.0 for iPad and iPhone. Cartouche challenges the user to manipulate columns of hieroglyphs into lines of three or more. Once completed, the lines of glyphs will disappear and the remaining glyphs will fall under gravity, and may create new lines. As glyphs are removed from the board, the speed of descent for new columns increases. The ...
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Apple Launches App Store Subscriptions
The plan, designed to streamline in-app purchases, also gives publishers and developers license to market their goods outside the App Store.
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Feb
13
2011
Border smuggling game stirs controversy
TUCSON, Arizona (Reuters) - A controversial iPod and iPad application that makes a game of the perils of sneaking across the U.S.-Mexico border has sparked controversy among activists for immigrant rights.
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Specialized smart-phone apps will lead Net access
Although MobileXpeditions didn’t collect any of the top prizes at TechColumbus’ recent Innovation Awards, the Dublin-based startup went home feeling like the big winner.
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Feb
11
2011
HP TouchPad: Game changer or missed opportunity?
We enter 2011 with the iPad so incredibly dominant that is seems impossible at this point that any product could challenge it. Samsung tried with the Galaxy Tab, and while it got stores to order 2 million of them, the number actually sold appears to be closer to 250,000, and a massive number of people returned the product. On the other hand, even at 15 million units, this market is still ...
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Feb
10
2011
How new app turns immigration into game
Arizona’s immigration problems are now in the form of a controversial game and it could be coming to your iPad.
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HP unveils TouchPad tablet
Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday unveiled a long-awaited new tablet device called the TouchPad, alongside two new smartphones.
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Do Virtual Goods-Based Apps Prey on Young Children?
Madison Kay, 8, spent her winter break playing Smurf's Village on her mom's iPad, innocently…
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Feb
09
2011
Army of Mice Free is Released -- A Bloody Tap Action iPhone Game Tests Your Hand-Eye Coordination
177Apple today announce the release of Army of Mice Free, a tap-action game for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Army of Mice Free is a fast paced game where it challenges players’ maximum reaction and hand-eye coordination. Similar to Whac-a-mole, Army of Mice Free arms you with an assortment of weapons and power-ups to smash the enemy mice into oblivion. It features 120 game levels, 18 enemy ...
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Feb
07
2011
Bring Your iPad to the Big Game
The Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers will take the field Sunday afternoon for the 45th Super Bowl game, and excitement is mounting.
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Clearing Your IPad's Memory
Reader Tony Moon has been having occasional problems with the Netflix app on his iPad. He writes:
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Jan
31
2011
Cover Orange: Best game since Cut the Rope?
If you like your physics-puzzlers cute, original, and fruit-based, Cover Orange is probably the best 99 cents (or $ 1.99 for iPad) you can spend in the App Store.
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Jenkins: Competitors to iPad start to make progress
One of this year's big stories remains the commencement of a huge number of tablet computers hoping to compete with the Apple iPad. One recent announcement looks very attractive: Hewlett-Packard will soon be announcing or showing the much awaited webOS tablet based on Palm Pre phone technology.
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Jan
19
2011
Crytek joins ranks of high-end game devs on iPad, iPhone
Crytek revealed its plans to get into iOS gaming this week with a listing for an iPad and iPhone game developer. The Crysis and Far Cry team is looking for a veteran for its Frankfurt office that would take control of nearly all of the process. Few clues exist in the code as to the project, but the aim would be to produce "high performance" code and ideally have experience with OpenGL ES ...
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Jan
09
2011
Hot from CES: Fling Tactile Game Controller for iPad
Take your iPad gaming to the next level with the Fling Game Controller. The new year is only a few days old, but the eyes of the tech/mobile world are locked on Las Vegas, where an incredibly dynamic Consumer Electronics Show is well underway.
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Revisiting the money meltdown
Methodical effort arrives just in time You could load an iPad with all the books, documentaries, podcasts, slideshows and tweets that have been produced on the Great Financial Meltdown of 2008. So weary readers (and reviewers) could be forgiven for thinking that we need another financial crisis book like we need another website devoted to politics. But we do need All the Devils Are Here. Because ...
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Jan
04
2011
Starz Launches TV Series With Facebook Game
Catering to fans' growing belief that a TV show should live on in other forms of media, cable network Starz is launching the series Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, a Facebook game and an iPad app.
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CES 2011: Tablets from Apple competitors will take center stage at electronics show
If imitation is the highest form of flattery, Apple should be blushing at the Consumer Electronics Show this week as a flood of competing iPad-inspired tablets make their debut.
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Dec
29
2010
Top iPad Game Apps: EA Leads Charts with Round of Discounts
[Sister site FingerGaming rounds up the week's most popular paid and free iPad gaming applications on the App Store, with Scrabble, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and Hungry Shark currently ranking among the platform's top downloads.] This week's top paid titles on the U.S. iPad App Store game section are: 1. Scrabble for iPad ($ 0.99) 2. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit for iPad ($ 0.99) 3. Madden NFL 11 ...
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Dec
28
2010
Photos: Cat Goes Wild for iPad Game
Viral video features a feline going freaky over a game featuring cats.
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IC distributors eyeing touch controller orders from table PC segment
Taiwan-based IC distributors WPG Holdings, WT Microelectronics, Zenitron and Techmosa International have all strengthened their deployments in touch controller ICs and other related parts for the expanding tablet PC market, according to industry sources.
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Dec
24
2010
Keptone Releases the Fast Roads Game for iPhone and iPad
The Fast Roads game, developed by Keptone and Eggbite.com, is probably one of the most fun and challenging games available for the iPhone / iPad. (PRWeb December 23, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/iphone/games/prweb4922384.htm
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