There are quite a few different browser choices on Android, from Opera to Firefox, and Dolphin Browser HD is definitely at the top of that list. It was designed for devices with high resolution screens, to make web content pop to users. Well, the development team behind Dolphin Browser HD has just released an update, [...]
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Apple Once Again Reports Record Quarter, 20 Million+ iPhones Sold
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
Apple just announced its earnings for its 3rd fiscal quarter this year, and as expected they exceeded projections. Both the iPhone and iPad set sales records for the month of June — making them major factors in this quarter’s success. Don’t worry, we won’t bore you with all of the little details from the earnings [...]
The WINGStand Makes Your iDevice More Like A Laptop & Easier To Type On
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
The WINGStand is the latest in a line of accessories that turns your iDevice into something closer to a laptop or desktop device. It is currently being made available via a KickStarter campaign. Created by Boulder, Colorado-based Daniel Haarburger, the WINGStand is designed to give tablets the same interactive capabilities as actual computers. In other words, [...]
An Endless Runner With Class, “Angry Business Man” Is A Must-Have For Every iOS Gamer
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
For several months now, there’s been this solid little gem of a game hiding in the App Store, perhaps overshadowed in and altogether smothered by the rapid explosion of its ever-expanding “endless runner” genre. Angry Business Man, from German developer Severin Brettmeister, exudes the high style and straightforward simplicity that usually rockets an iOS title [...]
First Look: Google+ iPhone App
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
Although the Google+ service itself is just a few weeks old, it seems like we’ve been waiting for its native iOS app forever. Luckily, today was the day it arrived in the App Store. Here is a look at the Google+ app for the iPhone/iPod touch, after playing around with it for a few hours. [...]
Hardcore Platformer ChocoRun May Be The Ultimate Gaming-Skills Test
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
A recent platformer slipped under our radar, and it’s worth mentioning for anyone who is a fan of Super Meat Boy on Steam, or iDevice games like 1-bit Ninja and League of Evil. The game is called ChocoRun and is a twitch platformer with a catch. Unlike the previously mentioned titles, it plays on rails [...]
A Chance To Win A Task Zero Promo Code With A Retweet Or Comment
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
AppAdvice has teamed up with haha Interactive in order to offer you a chance to win one of 10 promo codes for Task Zero ($1.99) for iPhone and iPod touch. Task Zero is a graphically-inspired task management app that helps nudge you along by keeping track of your total time spent doing your daily chores [...]
“Gym Genie” Solid For Weightlifting Vets, Beginners Should Probably Stay Away
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
There are a ton of exercise apps available for iOS, and — since the ever-bulking genre is unlikely to shed any of its unwanted weight — it’s becoming more and more of a chore to sift through the pile. To make matters more tedious still, each app typically warrants at least a cursory examination, as [...]
Kids Will Enjoy New SmackEm App
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
Kids of all ages will enjoy the new SmackEm app for the iPhone/iPod touch. It allows you to add photo effects to headshots and then email them to family and friends. Created by behrens development, the $.99 app has one simple purpose: to manipulate an everyday photo by adding strange and sometimes disgusting effects to it. For [...]
HTC Sensation’s bootloader unofficially unlocked
Posted by ryan on July 19th, 2011
It’s been nearly two months since HTC first pledged to keep bootloaders unlocked, allowing for the installation of custom ROMs on their handsets. We knew the process of doing so wasn’t going to be an easy one, and unfortunately, little to no progress has been shown to the general public. A vague timeline of August [...]
