VinylLove™ Pocket Review
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis app will transform your music library into a portable vinyl collection and turntable.
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As you can imagine, if you get enough lines to restrict the balls and direct them in the right direction, you can get quite a sound going. The app is at it’s most musical when you have just a few lines. The sounds it can make in these cases is pretty interesting. Soundrop is free, and it’s very fun. I’ve found myself more than once wrapped up in Soundrop for more time than I want to admit. Give it a shot, it’s a Universal app that works on both the iPad and iPhone. Though the app really shines on the iPads larger screen. And did I mention it’s free? SoundHoundiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSoundHound easily beats out Shazam for music recognition. But if you already have another music recognition app, there may not be enough new here to justify the purchase for casual users. Read The Full Review » Wild West PinballiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadI think we need more pinball games in the app store. When they are done right they are such a treat. WildWest has some pinball-tastic game play and at that price you have to get it, seriously - Now! Read The Full Review » Wunder RadioiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadWunder Radio is an internet radio application that gives live feeds from thousands of stations across the world. Whatever you're in the mood for - you'll find it in here. From the Bahamas to Poland, United States to United Arab Emirates .. there's no shortage of choice. Read The Full Review » Monster PinballiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadMonster Pinball has a great sound and colour along with 6 tables of pinball action all in the same game. The ball shoots from table to table making you play longer than what you may have initially intended! Read The Full Review » Parachute PaniciPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis is a cutely drawn game, and although it isn't as addictive as other games out there, the uniqueness factor coupled with game music that you won't be able to get enough of, make it a winner. The price really seals the deal folks! Read The Full Review » GalacticaiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadGalactica offers an interactive experience that will fascinate and mesmerize you, and at $0.99 is well worth the money. Who'd have thought dragging your finger on a screen could be so relaxing? Read The Full Review » Space InvadersiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis is exactly space invaders as you remember. Many of us played the first time round (*koff*). The charm about it is that it is actually by the original folks who brought it to us in 1978. Would have been nice if they gave us the same prices! The game essentially is a small space ship along the bottom, that has to shoot at the space invaders shooting and coming down towards you. Read The Full Review » TwittelatoriPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis is could be a good contender for a top spot Twitter client. However even with all the amazing features, there are still some factors that will stop me using it exclusively. Read The Full Review » Melody MatchiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadMelody Match is a new twist on the classic card-matching game using—you guessed it—sound clips instead of flash cards. Some of the melodies are real treats for the ear, and the game uses a variety of themes, ranging from snippets of Bach and Mozart to upbeat Brazilian tunes to traditional songs like Yankee Doodle. Read The Full Review » Wheels on the BusiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis application is a singing book designed to entertain a young child. However, it is much more than that. It has multiple languages, instruments and recording support, turning it into a great educational tool. Read The Full Review » TrailersiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadAccess information, view movie clips and trailers from movies that are released or about to be released. Ability to search through categories, dates or keywords and you can add favourites. Read The Full Review » Sonic VoxiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSonic Vox is a great, fun voice changing application -- try it with speakers! Read The Full Review » iChalkyiChalky is a fun little dancing stick figure that you can control. 99 Cent GemRead The Full Review » Apple, apparently still sore from the lashing it took over approving the I Am Rich application has started rejecting application it deems has having limited use. While this is not detailed anywhere in the developer agreements or store agreements, Apple now has the ability to do so. One of the problems with the App Store is that developers are 100% reliant on Apple for everything. They control to the keys to the store. The app in question is a simple fart sound board application. Stupid yes, but there are hundreds of limited utility applications in the store. So this reason for rejection doesn’t make much sense. Seems as though Apple doesn’t like fart sounds as there was another application, Whoopie Cushion from developer DoApp rejected for another reason, community standards. The real risk with this is that developers may spends hundreds of hours on an application and have it rejected for reasons not listed in the agreement — or worse yet, based on the reviewers opinion. [via Daring Fireball ] AmbianceiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadA great app replacement for a sound machine. Read The Full Review » |