Glyder 2 for the iPad is the same great game as the iPhone/iPod Touch version with a few new updates. If you've read the review I wrote for the iPhone version of Glyder 2, then you know how much I like this game. The graphics blew me away and the gameplay seems like it could last forever...
Many of you read my article from 2 months ago that said point blank that OS 4.0 would not contain multitasking. The reason being, I said, was that Apple would want to continue supporting all of their iDevices on the market. Well I was wrong...mostly. In fact, they are adding multitasking to OS 4 and they aren't letting all of their iPhone and iPod Touch devices (out of 85 million iDevices sold, 35 million will not be able to use it)...
The first video of EA's new skateboarding iPad Game, Skate It can be seen below. Skate It for the iPad uses the iPad's touch screen to do all of the moves you know and love on the skateboard. Watch the action and see how just a flick of your wrist will be able to make you do some pretty sweet twists and tricks...
Simple. That describes Elevators in one word. Based on the original Donkey Kong (you know, the one with ramps, ladders, and barrels), Elevators keeps with the same concept but changes the setting.
JellyCar 2 is out for the iPad! It is no secret about how awesome the JellyCar games have been and JellyCar 2 for the iPad is the appropriate next step to keep the series moving forward. It is worth mentioning that this is not a full review of JellyCar 2. Instead we review the changes and improvements that have been made to the iPad version over the original iPhone/iPod Touch version...
It is that time again; time for another guaranteed great game that also happens to be free. We call those games, Fantastic Freebies. We don’t waste your time with a full review; instead we guarantee they are great! Just read the quick synopsis below and fire up the App Store, it is time to have some fun with this week’s Fantastic Freebie!
Developers everywhere now have the ability to begin using OS 4.0’s new functionality right away. In fact, even if you’re not a developer, you may be able to secure access to 4.0 well before the rest of the public does in summer (very likely to be on or around the reported June 22nd iPhone HD release).
In a surprise move, the Opera Mini browser became the first 3rd party browser ever accepted by Apple onto the App Store. Up until now, iPhone and iPod Touch users had just one choice for a web browser (unless they were jailbroken). Now that I have had some time to take it through its paces, I have enough information to tell you that it is a mix of both good and bad. Unfortunately the bad is caused entirely by Apple...
