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(Mostly) free iPhone apps to keep your work life organized
Most of the working world is built around having the right things done at the right time. You may also know this by its more sinister name: the deadline. These applications can help you keep on track and meet all of your deadlines. Who knows? With your newfound organizational skills, you may just land a promotion. Then, you can be the boss who gets to snark on the slackers.
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Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 19, 2010
Two Mac games to end your week. iPhone apps worth nothing include Paper Boat Race, Our Secrets, Thrill Seeker (Cedar Point, by the way), and World Builder.
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Free apps roundup for March 19th, 2010
I hope you like games, because that’s what’s hot on the App Store this week. They’re pretty diverse, from a first person shooter to a Tetris wannabe.
iPhone apps to keep your school life organized
Now that finals are approaching, it’s more important than ever to get your school day organized. Keeping all of your school work on track is not as hard as you may initially think. You don’t even have to carry around one of those dorky planners that your school gives out,… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews ProOnGo Expense for iPhone
ProOnGo Expense with Receipt Reader is an application designed to make tracking your expenses on the iPhone both painless and powerful. It offers a variety of ways to enter the information you have and also allows you to both view and export this information in multiple ways that may be… Continue Reading »
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 18, 2010
If you have a Mac and a BlackBerry (weirdo), PocketMac has some software for you. If you (will soon) have an iPad, iKit and Scosche have some accessories for you. If you have an iPhone, all kinds of people have apps for you. The cooler ones today include the H1… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews StarMaker for iPhone
StarMaker is an application designed simply to bring karaoke to the iPhone, and it provides a few nice twists in doing so. It is much like the Lady Gaga application we reviewed a while back, except that it includes a wider selection of songs from which to pick. Interestingly enough,… Continue Reading »
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 17, 2010
Only two Macintosh announcements today, but considering one of them is a new MacUpdate bundle, there’s actually more than that. No shortage of iPhone announcements, including Tally-O, Strobe Tuner, a couple St. Patrick’s Day specials from Proporta, PhotoAvatar, ZombieSmash, Boxing Fighter and a chance to win an iPad from those… Continue Reading »
iPad mute switch switched to screen rotation lock switch
Filed under “things Apple normally doesn’t do,” it appears as if our favorite Cupertino based company has changed the function of one of the hardware switches on the iPad before making it available to customers. Apparently, as shown by the outlined diagram of the device on their website, the switch… Continue Reading »
Rumor: Multitasking coming to iPhone OS 4.0?
This rumor certainly isn’t new; it comes up almost every time an iPhone OS update is around the corner. That being said, there’s now new evidence supporting the idea that Apple may finally be allowing multitasking of third-party applications in the new version of their phone’s operating system. Apparently, in… Continue Reading »
Buy only the maps you need with Navigon’s MyRegion GPS
Today, Navigon announced another App Store first with MyRegion, a guidance app with in-app map purchases in the U.S. MyRegions has all of the great features from the North American version of MobileNavigator that made it the best navigation app on the App Store. But what makes MyRegion different is… Continue Reading »
iPhone apps for drinking your way through St. Patrick’s Day
If St. Patty’s day for you means time to drink, then these applications can help you to enjoy the experience, play with your drinks and cope with the damage the morning after. We’ve got details on the free Beer Brands app from Webworks, the Leprechaun Drinking Game from Brand Ambassador… Continue Reading »
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 16, 2010
We’ve got not just one, but two devices for pumping media from your Mac to your Xbox 360 or PS3. The Earth, however, will have to stay on your Mac. The iPhone teaches you the piano, attempts to burn frogs, becomes a kaleidoscope, and practices safe sex. For hardware, Speck… Continue Reading »
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iPhone App Reviews
iPhone Apps. They were great when the App Store was first announced and we could all pick and chose what we wanted, but the number is now overwhelming. Here at Appletell, we'll detail the great iPhone apps we find, and steer you clear from those that aren't worth it even if they're free.
iPhone Game Reviews
As Apple turns the iPhone into one of the most popular gaming devices, the staff of Appletell--gamers and Apple fans alike--are here to help you get the most entertainment value out of your app store purchases.
