Pocket Racing 2 Review
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadRace against the CPU, time, and other players in this updated version of the classic top down racer.
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Posts Tagged worldPocket Racing 2 Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadRace against the CPU, time, and other players in this updated version of the classic top down racer. Read The Full Review » Hills of Glory: WWII ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadA World War II themed tower defense game that has players tapping out attack commands. Read The Full Review » Living Earth HD World Time Clock & Weather ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadWorld Clock and Weather App with stunning HD Earth Graphics, seasons & night/day display. Read The Full Review » MONOPOLY Here & Now: The World EditioniPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadMONOPOLY Here & Now: The World Edition includes updated properties which are far more expensive than those in the classic game. It takes some getting used to not having Boardwalk and Ventura, for example, but Instanbul and London serve as suitable substitues. The game loads quickly, looks great, and generally plays great. Includes modes for one player, multiple players by passing the iPhone around, as well as wifi multi-play (on the same router). Read The Full Review » FrenziciPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadFrenzic is a fantastic, fun, and frenzied puzzle game Read The Full Review » OcarinaiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadA fantastic and fun social music instrument Read The Full Review » Google, strangely quiet on the iPhone thus far, has finally released an application that provides a little interest, Google Earth for the iPhone. Oddly, Google Earth has yet to be released for Google’s own Android platform. Google Earth for the iPhone is a pretty well rounded application including geo-tagged photos and wikipedia article integration, a cool tilt your phone to change the 3D view interface called auto-tilt, and uses the same imagery as the desktop application. In quick testing we found Google Earth to be a little slower than Earthscape but a little more finished feeling. Previously the only application offered by Google for the iPhone was their Google Mobile App. This application was little more than a dedicated search engine front end. This release also marks some competition to one of our favorite apps, Earthscape. It will be interesting to see what happens with this app now that it has competition. Our suggestion is to just try both and use the one you like best. |