Like most utilities, they’re either helpful to you personally, or of no interest whatsoever and unlike a game where extended play may change your opinion, it’s not really possible to create a need or adapt your life around a utility.  iZones (iTunes link) is a perfect example of this, as you either really need international

As seems to be the current fashion, a lawsuit has been filed against Apple for a defective product.  But instead of it concerning the iPhone 4 and its antenna, this is all about the iPad.  According to Bloomberg, a complaint has been entered in an Oakland, California court that the ‘iPad doesn’t live up to

Jailbreaking your iPhone has always been a legal grey area, with Apple saying you’re breaking the law and everyone else either keeping well out of it, or defiantly waving Cydia-equipped iPhones in Apple’s face.  The US government have now stepped in to put the issue to rest and perhaps surprisingly, have concluded that jailbreaking falls

There can’t be many users who haven’t given their iPad a whirl as an eBook reader, even if it’s only to enjoy Winnie-the-Pooh for free via iBooks; and we would imagine that the majority have found it to be a pleasant reading companion.  However, books on the iPad don’t begin and end with iBooks, as

Well-known accessory manufacturer Marware have released a Bumper-style case for your iPhone 4, named the SportGrip Edge.  It works is the same way in that it’s a band of soft plastic which surrounds the edge of your phone, offering improved grip and a degree of shock protection. The package also contains a screen and rear cover

It’s always refreshing to find a good puzzle game burried in the App Store that is both unique and fun to play. Frogiz may not be on your radar, but if you enjoy puzzles it’s worth a look. Similar to Fling! , but with its own unique objective and more layered, Frogiz features a 5 x 5 grid with pink and green frogs and round and square lillypads. The objective is to clear the grid by manipulating the frogs and lillypads in accordance to the game rules. Frogiz is a truly whimsical logic puzzle game. It’s premise is simple, but the puzzles are increasingly difficult to reason out. (…) Read the rest of Keep Your Brain Hopping with Frogiz Puzzle Logic All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Keep Your Brain Hopping with Frogiz Puzzle Logic | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Apple confirmed last week that a further nine countries would be officially seeing the iPad today, so if you live in the following places, did you get yourself an iPad? Austria. Belgium. Hong Kong. Ireland. Luxembourg. Mexico. Netherlands. New Zealand. Singapore. We would be interested to know if it caused the same stir as it did at previous launches; did you have to queue?  Had

The plans laid out during Apple’s press conference held this time last week have begun to fall into place today, with the launch of an app to help iPhone 4 users claim their free case.  The application, called iPhone 4 Case Program, presents a selection of third party cases and a black Bumper. There are six

Being somewhat challenged in the art of culinary preparation, I tend to keep an eye out for cooking and recipe apps that I find helpful but not too challenging. I’ve been through a plethora of free and paid apps in all manners and styles of food, recipes and so on, but would never have dared to seek out help with sushi. I know it’s not trendy to detest sushi, but I do. It looks pretty on a tray, but I can’t stomach the raw fish part. That said, after a run through of the Teach Me Sushi app, I have a strong desire to try making it whether I’d eat it or not. Teach Me Sushi is a comprehensive guide to making several types of sushi (not all of which contain fish by the way) and features video presentation, step-by-step instructions and informative tid bits about these bite size munchies. It’[s actually an ancillary of a total “Teach Me Sushi” package that includes sushi-making parties for those who live in New York. If your kitchen is located outside the geographic scope of this company, the app is the next best thing.(…) Read the rest of Teach Me Sushi, For Those Who Dare to Learn All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Teach Me Sushi, For Those Who Dare to Learn | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

One of the best ever horizontal scrolling shoot ‘em ups, R-Type, has now been confirmed as heading to the iPhone later on this summer, by none other than EA Mobile and developers DotEmu. The team at Joystiq have managed to get some screenshots of how the game is progressing, and it is certainly looking very close