The naming of your product can be crucial to its success.  For example, a car tyre with the word ’skid’ somewhere in its name would probably not be a good idea, while on the other hand, slapping an ‘i’ in front of another word seems to work quite well!  But Toy Physics?  Toys are usually

Wired Magazine is now available for the iPad. The app was originally announced back and March and seems to have arrived in time for the June issue which is featuring such goodies as a behind the scenes look at Toy Story 3, a recording studio session with Trent Reznor and more. But more importantly the

Better late than never, UK network 3 have announced their own iPad tariffs to join those of Vodafone, O2 and Orange.  Anyone wanting to join 3 will have the choice of two different schemes: Option 1 – 1GB This costs £7.50 per month. Option 2 – 10GB This costs £15 per month. Comparing to the others on price alone, these

Finally, a game that completely lives up to its name. The Impossible Game is exactly what it sounds like. Well, OK, while “impossible” may seem like a strong word, “improbable” or “really, really hard” doesn’t have the same ring to it. Besides, for someone with slow reaction time, The Impossible Game is pretty much just that – impossible. Of course, it won’t be as if you actually believe it’s an impossible game. And even if you do, you’ll keep trying to beat it. The Impossible Game got its start as an Xbox Live Indie game and is now available for iPhone and Touch. To access the original Xbox Live version, simply beat the first level on practice mode. Waaaaaaaay easier said than done. As evidenced by my 141st attempt, the Impossible Game is no easy game to navigate. It’s a simple enough concept – tap to jump once, hold to repeatedly jump — no problem. (…) Read the rest of The Impossible Game – It So Is All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | The Impossible Game – It So Is | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

While testing out a drawing app on the iPad recently, I was sadly reminded that oversized fingers are not the best tools for creating fine art details. There are so many fantastic drawing apps for the iPad that I don’t want to be held back by my clumsy pointers. Then I remembered the Pogo Stylus from Ten One Design . I reviewed it ages ago, and loved it from day one. Turns out they have updated the original touchscreen stylus for use with the iPad. The Pogo Sketch is designed for trackpads and touchscreens so it works great with the iPad, iPhone or iPod touch and can also be used with the MacBook to emulate a pen tablet. I could have purchased the Pogo Sketch online , but I was feeling a bit impatient, so one quick trip to the Apple store and I was in business. Awesome. The Pogo Sketch is just the thing to let loose creatively on the iPad. The stylus glides across the iPad’s touchscreen for simple dragging, selecting and typing — useful for any app, but especially helpful for doodling, drawing, photo editing and other creative pursuits. An extra bonus? (…) Read the rest of Super Stylus: Use Pogo Sketch for iPad Drawing Apps All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Super Stylus: Use Pogo Sketch for iPad Drawing Apps | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Carrying all your tech about can be a bit of a pain, as pockets can only hold so many items without a) generating unsightly bulges, or b) pulling your trousers down.  This leaves the option of a Murse if you’re a bloke or filling your handbag up with even more stuff if you’re a girl. 

Word on the street is that the iPad is being banned from entry into Yankee Stadium. The report comes by way of a forum poster on the IGN boards, who was quoted as saying; “The security people told me it was not allowed and I was turned away at the gates.” Luckily, they were able to switch

We can tell that we are getting closer and closer to the launch of the iPhone 4G / HD because there are now tons of rumors and changes dealing with the current iPhone models. Earlier this morning Andy told us all about how the iPhone 3G could be going away and now we have

If the reports are correct, there is every chance the iPhone 3G will be discontinued very soon.  The smart money is on Apple showing off their new iPhone model at WWDC, making the 3G two generations old and unable to run all the features in the next version of the iPhone OS. Speculation on its demise

Happy Blue Fish’s Feng Shui Game: Keep the Balance! is a charmingly animated app that tests your memory and balance skills in a Zen themed, interactive game. The Feng Shui Game offers four modes of gameplay including a two-player Duo version. Players learn and memorize the feeding and destruction cycle of the elements fire, earth, water, metal, and tree while the game tests memory skills in three of the four games. The final game, Zen, pits players against the elements of wind and rain to keep their Feng Shui master balanced atop his feng shui pole. Whether or not the Feng Shui Game has anything to do with the actual practice of Feng Shui is open to interpretation. It does present the concept of Yin and Yang in a very casual, lighthearted manner and the games are designed so that anyone with a basic understanding of memorization can play. The two-player Duo mode is a friendly challenge to see whose memory is best and the other modes feature single-player games with unlockable achievements.(…) Read the rest of Feng Shui Game: Keep the Balance! All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Feng Shui Game: Keep the Balance! | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps