All Entries Tagged With: "Review"

Back in Time Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Oct 04, 2011 | 0

You are invited to wind back the clock and leap Back in Time with Landka. Stepping back by just 24 hours translates to the time of the Big Bang, when the universe sprang into being. Trace the slow but progressive steps that led to the formation of stars and galaxies, the various stages of Earth’s development, and the evolution of life, from multicellular organisms to mammals and the arrival of Homo sapiens.

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SHADOWGUN Review for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Oct 03, 2011 | 0

MADFINGER Games’ latest contribution to the iOS is a visually stunning third-person shooter set in the 24th century. SHADOWGUN. The game stars John Slade, a mercenary, who as a “shadowgun”, is hired by the largest intergalactic corporation to bag their errant employee, a dangerous scientist who ran away with company property and proprietary information on genetic engineering.

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Martha Stewart Makes Cookies Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 30, 2011 | 0

“Ooh!” That was my first thought when I feasted my eyes on Martha Stewart Makes Cookies by Callaway Digital Arts. If you’re a cookie lover or simply love to bake, you are almost certain to find this recipe app drool worthy.

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BugMe! Reminders Review for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 26, 2011 | 0

What good are sticky notes if you forget to look at them? BugMe! Reminders – Ink Notepad & Alarms by Electric Pocket not only lets you create sticky notes but also promptly alerts you at the exact time you schedule.

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Penultimate Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 20, 2011 | 0

Looking for a reliable app for handwritten notes? Penultimate by Cocoa Box Design is currently the leading notebook of its kind for the iPad. With its wrist protector, you can safely rest your hand on the screen while you smoothly write.

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Machinarium Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 14, 2011 | 0

Somewhere out there, one little robot is wandering through a vast world of machines called Machinarium. This point-and-click adventure game by Amanita Design will have you solving puzzle after puzzle as you explore the world and pocket various objects to aid you in your journey. To play this iOS version of the game, however, you’ll need an iPad 2.

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mSecure – Password Manager Review for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and Mac

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 12, 2011 | 0

Many of us have to keep track of multiple passwords for logging into various sites, as well as numerous other bits of information. If you value your security, you’ll be using different passwords for different sites. Can your memory keep up with these dozens of passwords? mSecure – Password Manager by mSeven Software is a reliable way to help you jog your memory.

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My Recipe Book Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 08, 2011 | 1

If you enjoy cooking or simply have to cook out of necessity, you’ll want to have at hand lots of good recipes. Whether you obtain your recipes from friends, cookbooks, online sources, or put together your own concoctions, you’ll be glad to have a single place to store them. My Recipe Book – Your recipes, finally organized by Cross Forward Consulting is certainly one good place.

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DrawRace 2 HD Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 07, 2011 | 0

How fast can you race your finger? DrawRace 2 HD by Chillingo will put your finger dexterity to the test. Instead of tilting your device or maneuvering with a virtual D-pad to steer your vehicle, you’ll be tracing out lines along various winding tracks. It’s intrinsically simple, yet it isn’t so easy to speed ahead to become the top draw racer.

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Art Authority for iPad Review

Posted by Gwen Phua | Sep 05, 2011 | 0

Too busy to make a trip to the museum? Art Authority for iPad by Open Door Networks puts a vast gallery of paintings and sculptures into your device. Better yet, you may view more art in this one app than you can in a single museum, even the best in the world.

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OfficeTime Review for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Aug 31, 2011 | 0

Are you a freelancer or consultant? If you are someone who needs to keep track of your working hours and expenses for a project, OfficeTime – Time & Expense Tracking by OfficeTime Software may come in handy for you. Previously only available for the PC and Mac, OfficeTime is now a universal app for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.

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Peggle HD Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Aug 29, 2011 | 0

PopCap’s popular casual game, Peggle, which was first released for desktop computers in 2007 followed by other devices such as game consoles, has finally arrived for the iPad. Reminiscent of pachinko, Peggle HD will have you shooting tiny balls at colored pegs in an attempt to clear as many as you can in order to earn the highest scores possible.

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Flick Tennis: College Wars HD Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Aug 25, 2011 | 1

From a comic-book adventure to on-the-court matches, Flick Tennis: College Wars HD by Rohit Gupta lets you experience the trials of a rising tennis player. You can play both singles and doubles matches on several different tennis courts, and against a number of different players. Can you succeed in your quest to become an ace tennis player?

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Rogue Sky HD Review for iPad

Posted by Gwen Phua | Aug 23, 2011 | 0

As a pumpkin-headed hot air balloon, you will traverse the thunderous heavens to do battle against the forces of nature as well as enemy air balloons and other hostile elements. Can you maneuver your way through the maze of clouds in Rogue Sky HD by Chillingo to reign the skies?

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