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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

TextSecure: Security-Enhanced Text Messaging Application for Android - A High Rated Free App

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As an open system, Android OS has so many developers for it. One of the developer is Whisper Systems from Egypt. This company develop many Android apps to provides security and management...

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Blackberry Games : Fun Bowling for Everyone

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Game Description:

Play as any member of an elite international group of professional bowling celebrities on
their journey around the world to compete for the coveted Golden Ball! The game blends
styling and atmosphere with dramatic, rewarding, skill-based and rock-star attitude
gameplay, offering mobile players everywhere a fun and addictive mobile bowling game.


How To Install Using The BlackBerry Desktop Manager Via Application Loader:

01. Make sure you have the latest Desktop Manager Software by going to your mobile
provider's website and clicking on BlackBerry Support. You can also download it from
here: http://www.blackberry.net/products/software/desktop/
02. Connect your BlackBerry using the USB cable to your PC
03. Load up the BlackBerry Desktop Manager Software, and then the BlackBerry Application
Loader software
04. Click NEXT
05 Select the USB port, and click NEXT
06. Click on ADD and find the folder on your harddrive where you unzipped the game files.
07. Select the .alx file for the game, and click OPEN
08. Make sure the game file is Checked off and then select NEXT
09. Review the changes you are making to your device, and when you are satisified,
click FINISH to install the game


How To Remove Using The BlackBerry Desktop Manager Via Application Loader:

01. Plug your BlackBerry into the USB slot of the Computer
02. Load up the Desktop Manager Software
03. Load up the Application Loader
04. Click NEXT, then NEXT
05. Scroll down to the application you wish to remove and place a check mark next to it
06. Click NEXT
07. Click FINISH
08. Click CLOSE

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Find nearby deals with Google Shopper 1.5 for iPhone

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We've recently made a few new changes to Google Shopper for iPhone that makes it easy to find nearby deals when you're on-the-go.

In the latest version of Google Shopper, in addition to the 'Shop' tab, you'll now see two new tabs at the bottom of the app: Offers and My Offers. The Offers tab displays a list, or map view, of nearby offers which businesses have submitted through Google Places - from restaurant and movie theater deals to discounts on tennis lessons or a round of golf.

Let's say you come across an offer for free dessert at a nearby restaurant, but you won't have time to use it until the weekend. You can save the offer for future use, then later view and redeem it from the My Offers tab.

Additionally, if Google Offers are available in your city, you'll be able to view and redeem your purchased offers on the My Offers tab. Google Offers are currently available in Portland, Oregon, the San Francisco Bay Area and New York, with other cities to follow.


Google Shopper 1.5 is currently available for iPhone users in the US and UK with iOS 4.0 and higher. If you're a current Google Shopper user, you'll automatically receive an update. Download Google Shopper 1.5 by visiting the App Store. To download Google Shopper for Android, visit Android Market.

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Closet – Clothing Organized Review

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Closet – Clothing Organized Review

By
Gianna LaPin on July 26th, 2011
Our Rating: ★★★★½ :: HIGHLY USEFUL
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad

Closet makes it super easy to take your wardrobe with you – if you're willing to put some effort in first.

 

Developer: John Iacoviello
Price: $2.99
Version: 1.4.2
App Reviewed on: iPod Touch 4g

iPhone Integration Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars
User Interface Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars
Re-use / Replay Value Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

Overall Rating: 4.33 out of 5 stars

Not just for the fashionista set, clothing organizers like Closet are awesome for clothing-adverse people. In fact, they probably work even better for the fashion-unconscious, as they provide a visually appealing and lower-stress way to organize and assemble outfit options in private.

In order to realize the app's full potential, a startup commitment is required, and then regular maintenance is needed to keep the database up to date. Everything needs to be photographed and entered individually with associated metadata, but once this is done the fun begins. Closet offers several different ways to visualize outfit possibilities. Start with the outfit tab and choose a category — some common ones, like “Casual” and “Work”, are already provided — create a new outfit. Pay attention, because this is where all the time spent entering and classifying clothing really pays off. If “Item Grid (All Items)” is selected, Closet will create sort of an outfit spinner that's very easy to flick and choose parts of the outfit.

Not feeling inspired? Toss fashion fate to the wind and hit the “Random” button, and Closet will concoct an outfit instantaneously. If it turns out to be a keeper, the outfit can be marked as a “Favorite.

The thumbnail pictures in Closet’s default view are really too small to see clearly. Fortunately an alternate landscape mode gives a much clearer view. Individual items can also be tapped to see them full-size.

Closet also makes it easy to window shop from the web in a store. See blouse that would be perfect with that pair of shoes? Snap a picture (or save it from the web), create a new wardrobe item in Closet, and try it out with other items already owned.

For those who like to plan ahead, like for an upcoming vacation, Closet allows users to assign outfits to different days on a calendar. Additionally, buried in the “Tools” area is the option to create a Packing List, which is basically an unhelpful text input box.

After spending all that time entering wardrobe items nobody wants to lose the data, and Closet thoughtfully offers a backup option (a .zip file accessible via iTunes). For those who are curious, the app will also offer wardrobe stats, so a girl can tell at a glance how many shoes she really has.

Overall, Closet is a highly polished and very functional app. A couple nitpicky UI points: imported photos, whether they are taken from the Camera Roll or saved from the web, are cropped around the edges, so when taking them be sure to leave some padding on all sides so clothing items can be seen clearly. I noticed in a few places the font size was too small to read comfortably, especially in the aforementioned “Packing List” area. Lastly, it would be nice to be able to create a new outfit without having to select a category first, but this can be worked around by choosing the “All” category and then reassigning the correct category later.



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Chillingo Releases Four Hot Summer Games

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It’s becoming a habit to see which new games powerhouse Chillingo will serve up each Thursday. They seem to be entering every genre. This week they have a casual universal title, racing themed, but standard fare. But they also launched a free game souped up with in-app purchases, a serious tower defence-shooter title and something we haven’t seen from Chilingo before – time management.

Dream Track Nation

This game has players racing on fun, sometimes downright silly tracks jumping over obstacles and getting power-ups, while collecting up to three stars in the usual progression formula. There are 20 tracks set in Texas, Alaska and New York. The game is physics based, and the type of great casual game one expects from Chillingo. Dream Track Nation has a level editor to add an extra dimension to the game, and uses both Game Center and Crystal Network for multiplayer action locally and online. Chilingo calls the design “patchwork quilt” style – it looks hot.



One Man Army

One Man Army is a more serious game. It’s a tower defense title in which Earth is a desolate planet under threat of mutant invasion. Players mix shooter elements with classic tower defense gaming. There are six zones to defend with a total of thirty-six levels in all with high-end graphics meant for retina displays.



Monster Mayhem

Hack and slash at monsters galore in something new – a freemium game, not a lite or trial version – called Monster Mayhem. It’s bloody, cartoonish and vibrant and it’s something Chillingo hasn’t done before – that is making a game free to play, but making advancement almost dependent on IAPs. Insane monsters are lurking in the dark and gamers playing as The Gate Keeper have to keep them out by any gory means available. It also has castle defence elements, but served up with humor. There are 20 monsters to kill and five distinct bosses to battle. Upgrading the arsenal is key to progress and that’s where the IAPs come in, but they aren’t necessary to buy in order to enjoy the game – there is no pay wall, just ways to advance quickly for a fee.



Jet Set Go

Jet Set Go is the biggest departure for Chillingo and the most intriguing. With the free game released last week and Chillingo and parent EA’s increased used of incentives using its Crystal Network integrated with social network sites like Facebook and Twitter to unlock items in some newer titles, one can’t help but wonder if they aren’t thinking of moving into not just time management, but also the lucrative freemium market?

Jet Set Go, however, is a premium game with everything included for the one time purchase. The game is universal and only $.99. Nothing extra here to buy, and it’s from the team that brought us classic iOS time management title Sally’s Spa. Players help April build her new travel agency empire and fly customers around the globe. The game has five different types of time management  systems built in so there isn’t much waiting around and there are a total of 12 locations from Montreal to Hong Kong, with 14 different types of customers, each with their own specifics likes and needs to learn. All these games look great but, we especially can’t wait to give this one a try!


Skill Game Review

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Skill Game Review

By
Monica Stevens on July 26th, 2011
Our Rating: ★★★★☆ :: GAME ON
Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Do you have serious skills?

 

Developer: Good Apps UG

Price: $2.99
Version Reviewed: 1.5
Device Reviewed On: iPhone
Graphics / Sound Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Game Controls Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Gameplay Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Replay Value Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

This time of year gives me a thrill; the type that renders implicit memories of the smell of new text books, the feel of freshly churned pencil shavings between my fingers, and industrial chemicals faintly tinged with fake orange scent for the sole purpose of snuffing out vomit. It’s been nearly 10 years since I went to graduate school. Still, when I walk down the aisles of big box stores filled with rows of cuddly kitten notebooks and an array of superhero backpacks, I can’t help myself from filling my cart with crisp, lined notecards, expanded boxes of sharp crayons, and cheery-bright folders in a rainbow of options ripe for the nabbing.

Take then my opportunity to try out Skill Game developed by Good Apps UG. As I began, the visuals brought back days of crossfired spitball shooting and rubber band popping. I landed on a crumpled piece of paper that directed me to "connect the numbers without touching the lines." This was easy at first, but it became more difficult, frustrating, and the need to satisfy my obsessions led to compulsive and zealous attempts at mastery. The game is adaptive, a feature that is smart and sensitive to the player's abilities and personal skill sets. Pulling my fingers across the screen led to inevitable intersection of lines, which sprang back like rubber bands complete with an onomatopoeiac "pop."

A new variety of papers complicated my efforts as I completed remaining levels, including "Mania" mode, which is random and requires faster action and less strategizing And then, oh yes, I discovered the Magic Pen!! The Magic Pen allowed me one opportunity per level to cross through a line previously drawn. A magnifying glass permitted me to observe my finger as it navigated numbers. Skill Game became nearly impossible as "one way streets" were introduced. Drawing lines outright restricted the bendy blue lines from thwacking back.

My Magic Pen ran out of ink, and it didn't take much time. As with many games, Skill Game provides "endless play" via endless mathematical possibilities and, naturally, an endless bank account. I enjoyed the concept, design, easy instructions and pop-ups, and the sound of clapping hands and shouts earned when I reached a new variant of paper and fresh blue ink. I only wish that I didn’t have to shell out $0.99 every time I wished to refill The Magic Pen.

Skill Game is a must-try for those who are up for a challenge to solve puzzles that are fun and non-intimidating. I'm still excited about school. I will definitely take myself back-to-school shopping and load up on armfuls of trinkets and supplies I will likely never use. I'll even treat myself to a pair of new school shoes just because I can.



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The Portable Podcast, Episode 95

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Why don’t we live in a world where seeing Batman walking down the street is normal? Such a shame.

On This Episode:

  • Carter recaps the mobile gaming offerings at SDCC 2011.
  • Carter speaks to Jonathan Hunt of GameSalad about their game programming product, and gets a demo of what can be instantly produced using the software.
  • Carter speaks to David Hedgecock of Ape Entertainment about the upcoming Cut the Rope comic, and how the franchise will translate into this new medium.
  • Who We Are:

  • Host: Carter Dotson
  • Guest: Jonathan Hunt, GameSalad
  • Guest: David Hedgecock, Ape Entertainment
  • Contact The Show: Email | Twitter

    Music:

  • “Beatnes7 (Theme to The Portable Podcast)” by The Eternal – Download on iTunes here:
  • “Nanocarp” by The Eternal
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  • Apps Mentioned in this Episode:

    Pocket God Comics


    Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
    Buy Now:
    $0.99
    Our Rating: ★★★★☆ :: SHORT BUT SWEET
    Read Our Full Review >>
    Released: 2010-08-02 :: Category: Books







    Apps mentioned in this post: Air Supply - 1bit Run, Cut the Rope, Pocket God Comics


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