Amongst my favorite apps for iPhone are the truly purposeful ones that render the iPhone a convenient multi-purpose device. Granted, a good many practical utilities come as default installations but the free and paid alternatives for some of them offer a few better features. If you’re in the market for a full-featured alarm clock, Alarm Clock Pro is reminiscent of your digital bedside alarm and has an array of features that make it worth a dollar. With customizable options, such as brightness levels, optional flashlight and display color and style, Alarm Clock Pro suits all tastes. (…) Read the rest of Alarm Clock Pro Works Like a Charm All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Alarm Clock Pro Works Like a Charm | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Ultimate Ears, the headphone manufacturer initially started by Eddie Van Halen and his touring engineer Jerry Harvey, but now owned by well-known peripheral company Logitech, have introduced five new pairs of headphones this week, with two being designed for use with the iPhone. The 500vi and 200vi are both noise-isolating earphones, offering excellent sound clarity and

Ultimate Ears, the headphone manufacturer initially started by Eddie Van Halen and his touring engineer Jerry Harvey, but now owned by well-known peripheral company Logitech, have introduced five new pairs of headphones this week, with two being designed for use with the iPhone. The 500vi and 200vi are both noise-isolating earphones, offering excellent sound clarity and

Virtual City is a relatively well-known PC game which has made the transition to the iPhone thanks to G5 Entertainment.  At this stage, the available app functions as a preview for the main event, listed as coming soon on G5’s website, allowing players to get to grips with the game before splashing out any cash. The

An update for the Google Mobile app went live yesterday, bringing with it Push notifications for both Gmail and for Google Calendar.  About time, many will be saying, as although there have been other apps and an Exchange work-around to enable such a feature for a while, Google have taken their time to add feature

Pinball Review — Geezer alert: I remember real pinball . I know you can still find a freestanding machine here or there in a turnpike rest-stop or an arcade. But I remember row after row of tables lining our arcades, bowling alleys, and other dens of iniquity, before the Galaga and Donkey Kong consoles stole their thunder. Over time gamers migrated to couches and desk chairs, where you could not bump, grind, and shake like an epileptic in mid-coitus. Pinball was dead, except as a casual time-waster on your dumb phone. Or was it? With smarter devices, some of the newer pinball apps are downright faithful to real pinball. Others are just out of order. To find out which is which, read on for our “best of the best” pinball reviews! Pinball HD , $2.99, 9.9/10. I don’t care of you’re seventeen or seventy: until the iPad Holo is available, there is little that could be better about this game. The physics are perfect and the graphics lavish, taking advantage of the iPad’s big HD-capable screen. The game-play is smooth and super-intuitive. Shake the pad to bump the ball, shake too much and you tilt. The game looks, feels, sounds, and responds like real pinball, on any of three photorealistic tables. Multiple players can coop-play. For full immersion, throw on a pair of 3-D glasses and flinch when the ball hits the glass. About that tenth of a point: You do have to slide both thumbs to toggle from zoom view to full-table. I hate pinball zoom views, but at least you can escape. (…) Read the rest of Pinball Reviews: Hi-Def Apps Sure Play a Mean Pinball All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Pinball Reviews: Hi-Def Apps Sure Play a Mean Pinball | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

It was the end of July when we last heard that Apple was looking into the performance of iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G, and now, almost a month later, we’re hearing the same thing again.  This is another ‘Steve Jobs email reply’ stories and although we don’t have any reason not to trust the

Sometime back, we posted ten Amiga games that we’d love to see on the iPhone, and although these lists are often nothing more than idle dreams, one of them is about to come true.  Cope-Com, the publishers of Battle Squadron, are currently hard at work converting the game for the iPhone! In a recent blog post,

US network Verizon have talked of their plans to bring a live streaming TV app to the iPad, which would run alongside their FiOS service.  The app isn’t ready for release yet, but it does have a pre-production name of What’s Hot, and has been described by a Verizon representative as similar to their set-top

The gaming social network has reached version 2.6 and with it comes one major new feature and news of a second, intriguing one, as it tries to gain more users ahead of Apple’s Game Center release.  With 35 million registered users, Open Feint is hardly likely to disappear overnight though. With version 2.6 recently released, players