Full FeedAppletell reviews the Gorillamobile for iPhone 3G and 3GS
Whether you need the Gorillamobile for iPhone 3G and 3GS comes down to how often you need to mount your iPhone, be it for photography, watching movies, etc. The case is decent, but likely not one you’d want to keep attached to your phone when it’s not also attached to the tripod. So, you’re paying $40 specifically for the tripod. It’s a great one—quite sturdy and very flexible, and you may find that it creates uses for itself.
Appletell reviews Zenonia for iPhone, iPod touch
I’m not playing this game because I had tremendous interest in it. Zenonia’s nearly a year old, you see, having been released in the U.S. in May of 2009. So, why play through it now? Because Zenonia 2 is due out this month, and if that game is half as cool as it looks, you owe it to yourself to work through this action-JRPG before its sequel is released. Zenonia is a big, satisfying game on a system that’s unsatisfyingly small.
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 12, 2010
Yoy have Radiologik, and that’s why mix in six channels. Yeah, that’s right. Make and mix some music with your Mac. We’ve got some music apps for the iPhone today, too, but how about Biblicious and BabelMenu coming out on the same day. Divine intervention, perhaps? Possibly, until you see that Spartacus: Blood and Sand is now free and JackassFace made it past Apple’s censors. So much for taking your iPhone to church.
Aspyr unveils a Monkey Island secret of their own
I’ve apparently been so busy exploring Monkey Island for the Mac that I didn’t realize Monkey Island is coming to Mac. Telltale Games recently brought us Tales of Monkey Island, and now Aspyr is also sailing back in time to bring us The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition. Originally released for Xbox Live Arcade and PC last summer, this special edition can be pre-ordered now through Aspyr’s GameAgent service for only $9.99.
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 11, 2010
The big Mac news today is about Casper Suite v7.2, Newer Technology’s Mini DisplayPort/USB Stereo to HDMI Adapter, and Warbirds: Dogfights. But, of course, there’s more than that. There’s also plenty of the iPhone, including a laughing contest, a professional digital metronome, some quilting tips, and a thing that’ll predict what your baby will look like. Kings of Leon are somehow involved in all of this, too. I wonder what their baby will look like.
Control e-mail, SMS, search and more via voice with Vlingo
As the technology improves, voice control continues to gain popularity in everything from your iPod to alarm clocks. And whereas you expect such functionality to increase on the iPhone, you may not expect it to come via an app. But that’s what Vlingo Corporation is doing with an enhanced version of its Vlingo for iPhone App, delivering up to six voice-powered features, including email, SMS Paste, social site updates, maps and voice dial.
What will books actually look like on the iPad?
A couple of weeks before Apple announced the iPad, my wife told me she’d like to have a Kindle. I told her to hang tight, because Apple was likely going to announce a competitive device soon. They did, and we’re now set to pre-order our iPad in a couple of days. But exactly how books will look and behave on the iPad, we’re not completely sure. The gang over at iPadInsider, however, have some video from Penguin that gives us our best idea yet.
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 10, 2010
New iWeb themes and a slew of utilities for the Mac. On the iPhone, it’s more about fun. There are games such as Sparkle, Doodle Kart, Flick Bowling 2, Frogger and Belly Bums, and some entertaining apps like iRetro Dialer and Tweeps. And what would a news roundup be this month without talk of the iPad? iKit has announced another ase, and PixelMags promises 100+ apps ready for Apple’s latest gadget.
Razer reaffirms commitment to support Mac gamers
Hardcore gaming just got easier. As if the announcement that Valve is bringing Steam to the Mac wasn’t enough, Razer announced at the Game Developers Conference today an “... effort to increase support for Mac users by issuing driver support for all upcoming Razer products, including the Razer StarCraft II peripheral suite.” And just what do they mean by “effort to increase?” Well..
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - March 9, 2010
FileMaker Pro 11 is out. I can’t imagine you need to know anything more than that, but in case you do, how about the new EyeTV Hybrid tuner stick or Pages clipart from Jumsoft. iPhone and iPod touch users have some excellent new cases, a memory aid, and a TasteTimer for better tea. Don’t have an iPhone touch? Win one from Crazy Mike. And hey, new iPad cases, too.
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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.
