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Reviewed by Natalie Doak
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With all the distractions we face in day to day life, it can be hard to relax and shut off at the end of the day. The Ambiance app allows you to do just that. Whether you want the right music to go to sleep to, for reading or just to have in the background the Ambiance app will provide all the music and ...
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Incredibly accurate song recognition app with a lot of premium features like song lyrics, links to the song in iTunes, YouTube etc. You can also just say the name of the artist, album or song and the app will get it for you! A must have app if you are a music fan....
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Reviewed by Allison Wahl
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The iPad has some amazing apps for those who are artistically inclined, there are none quite like Swakker Doodle. While Swakker Doodle may not be the most advanced art app out there, it is certainly the most fun, and takes drawing to a more social realm.
Swakker Doodle does not offer much in ...
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 Written by Kevin Diep
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I was perusing the app store and in the number one spot on the list of top 25 free apps I discovered Type n Talk. If you’re sick, mute, or somehow unable to speak, this is the app for you! Okay, admittedly, that’s not a big market at all. But it can definitely earn its place as the top free entertainment app in the app store (depending on your creativity). Read the rest of this entry » |
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 Written by Natalie Doak
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The AOL Radio app is one that serves all your radio needs in an app that is easy to use. The radio is a tricky thing these days with everyone choosing instead to use their ipods and itunes as a source of music. However, for those who enjoy mixing it up and still listen to the radio this app is great.
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 Written by Sungtae Park
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The All-Seeing Eye. Mysterious. Enigmatic. It has long been the symbol used by the ancient Egyptians and the Free Masons alike. The true meaning of the symbol is still elusive however.
On the other hand, SHAPE Services’ application Mobiscope brings the literal meaning of the All-Seeing Eye on mobile.
Mobiscope is essentially a surveillance app that lets you view in REAL TIME your USB and IP cameras on iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. If you are worried about leaving your child/pet alone in the house, need to spy on your enemies, or want to figure out who keeps on stealing your afternoon snack(*insert a very angry face right here*), Mobiscope truly is the perfect application for you. Read the rest of this entry » |
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 Written by Sungtae Park
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So despite the words “warship” and “flight” in the title, this game is actually a puzzle game. Read the rest of this entry » |
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Paul the Octopus, one of the most famous non-human celebrities, is finally on mobile!
For all you idiots who may not know, Paul the Octopus has successfully predicted the outcomes of every World Cup games involving Germany and also the finals between Spain and Netherlands. In fact, he may be the only truly verified psychic prophet of our time. Read the rest of this entry » |
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 Written by Sungtae Park
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“Veni, vidi, vici” (”I came, I saw, I conquered.”)
-Julius Caesar-
The question is – Can you do the same?
Modern Conflict for iPad/iPhone is a real-time strategy game in which you can command tanks and helicopters to defeat your enemies. Read the rest of this entry » |
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 Written by Natalie Doak
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Levers is a game that requires a certain amount of thinking and strategy. It also happens to be really fun and entertaining, making it a worthwhile app to have especially since its free. The game starts off with a sort of balance beam scale and an object drops from the sky and falls into the water below. The point of the game is to make sure there are no objects touching the water. Once an object has stayed on the balance beam scale for long enough without touching the water, as indicated by the clock, another object will fall into the water. This happens until you have so many objects and balance beam scales that it really becomes difficult to make it so that there are no objects in the water.
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