At least we know it’s still out there and improving all the time, but this is beginning to look like EA are too busy enjoying the game to release it!  We’re talking about Reckless Racing, previously known as Deliverace, a 3D racer which we’ve been excited about for some time. Electronic Arts have updated their Facebook

Budding photographers who are looking for some readily accessible tips would do well to download Photo Caddy HD for iPad. It functions like a social strategy guide, with a collection of advice and strategies for improving photography in multiple locations. While generally you are better off getting longer-form reading materials through iBooks or the Kindle app, Photo Caddy HD does a nice job of offering photo-centric tips that are easy to follow. (…) Read the rest of Improve Photography Skills with Photo Caddy HD All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Improve Photography Skills with Photo Caddy HD | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Windows Mobile 6.5 may still exist, but it hasn’t been a challenger in the snartphone world since the advent of the touchscreen era, when the stylus became a thing of the past.  Since then, Microsoft have watched from afar as Apple and Google stole the limelight, and companies such as HTC began building more phones

While jailbreakers have now got limera1n to play with, the expected release of the Chronic Dev Team’s GreenPois0n jailbreak has been delayed.  The tool was due to be out yesterday – at the portentous time of 10:10:10AM on the 10/10/10 – but this has now been changed to ‘ASAP’. According to the Chronic Dev Team’s Twitter

Those who have been waiting patiently to jailbreak their iOS 4+ devices have been rewarded this weekend with the release of limera1n, a tool that supports the iPhone 4, the 3GS and the iPod Touch third and fourth generation.  The iPad is also listed and iOS 3.2.2 can be jailbroken too. Limera1n is currently only for

GDGT’s Ryan Block has broken the news that Apple are about to be hit by another design issue concerning the iPhone 4, this time focusing on slide-on cases and the chance that trapped grit could cause scratches on the glass rear panel, which could grow into larger cracks and eventually shatter it completely. Now that the

Electronic Arts Mobile have got a busy final quarter planned, with a variety of new and exciting titles set to be released for the iPhone, and one particularly interesting one for the iPad. First up are two EA Sports games, EA Sports MMA and EA Sports NBA Elite 11.  MMA is a wrestling game with ‘mixed

If you are interested in art and culture, then check out the first app introduced by the Asia Society Museum. Already available under various headings in iTunes U, the Asia Society Museum, located in New York, promotes Asian and Asian American art. Their app, Asia Society Museum: Yoshitomo Nara was created specifically for one of their current exhibitions featuring Nara, the neo-pop artist whose work is inspired by punk-rock culture. This companion app is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad and features works from Yoshitomo Nara’s Nobody’s Fool collection. Users can view information about the artist, the exhibition, and of course, the art work. His work is organized by three thematic categories – isolation, rebellion, and music. With tons of information about the artist’s inspirations, the relationship of his work with each theme, and even further reading about the museum, even those who can’t attend the exhibition can still be part of it.(…) Read the rest of Asia Society Museum: Yoshitomo Nara All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Asia Society Museum: Yoshitomo Nara | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Splash Duel HD is like a hybrid of  Breakout and air hockey. In many ways it combines the best of both games and creates a very addicting experience. Just like Breakout you must bounce balls off of bricks with a paddle. Splash Duel HD is set in an underwater world, so expect a coral background and the steady sound of the deep as background noise. It is fairly easily controlled, however from time to time it seemed like the paddle was not quite keeping up with finger movements. Instead of just racking up points by breaking bricks the ultimate goal is to get balls past your opponent to score points. When time expires the player (human or computer) with the most points wins the game. There are plenty of ways to up the action during a round. By breaking certain bricks fish with extra powers are released. Included are  extra balls, lasers to zap bricks, racket-widening and shields.  Not all the aquatic gifts are positive, however. Some will shrink the paddle or wreak other havoc on your gameplay. The game’s information section also displays manually activated bonuses, such as shields or other boosts to your skills.(…) Read the rest of Brick-Breaking Competition Awaits with Splash Duel HD All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | Brick-Breaking Competition Awaits with Splash Duel HD | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

The Sinclair Spectrum was the first home computer I owned, a snazzy – at the time – 128K +2 model with a built-in tape deck, and while it didn’t influence my future the way my Amiga did, it certainly saw me along the right road. Therefore, anything Speccy-related today is looked at through rose-tinted glasses, because