Dark Quest Review
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadDark Quest might not sport the best name in the world, but it makes good use of a rather eclectic mix of gameplay ideas.
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For users who would rather stay at home, there’s always the option of viewing videos by and about Banksy as well as the image gallery that offers photos of his street pieces as well as installations. Banksy news is regularly kept up to date too with presumably new artwork kept track of once he devises some. Throughout the app maintains an appearance that is bound to appeal to the minimalist nature of Banksy style art with a great gritty edge. Banksy-Locations is a pretty comprehensive app for the graffiti or Banksy fan and looks set to be a great way of discovering new art. It’s out now, priced at $1.99. $0.99 ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2011-07-25 :: Category: Lifestyle Who knows the most about an area? Tourist spot or otherwise? No, it’s not the travel guide writer. It’s actually the local person. Local knowledge is worth countless travel books and it’s nowhere near as easy to get hold of as people would like. Fortunately there’s an app out there that could well bridge the gap. It’s called SpotWorld and it’s a free app that combines social networking functionality and the humble travel guide.
In bigger cities than mine, this app really comes into its own. Users can easily see interesting sights near them that might not neccessarily feature in travel guides. Plus there’s always personal experiences to consult such as a quick note about the standard of food in a nearby eatery or specific exhibits that are unmissable in the local museum. The beauty is that everything is so welcoming to new users. They can simply rate the places they’ve visited or add their own tip. Even new photos can be added if the user wishes to do so. When exploring a large area, there’s also the ability to create itineraries which can then be shared with the rest of the community, creating a great tour guide feature. SpotWorld is a free app but there is some premium content available such as sets of hundreds of articles and audio readings from the locals of San Francisco and New York City. Hopefully more will be forthcoming for other major cities. The app is out now for all iOS devices. FREE! ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2011-05-16 :: Category: Travel Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space Review for iPadiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadExplore the galaxy in this iPad conversion of a retro PC game. Read The Full Review » |