Google+ for mobile makes sharing the right things with the right people a lot simpler. Huddle lets you send super-fast messages to the people you care about most. Continue reading →

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Google+ iPhone App Available In The AppStore

Backseat Driver, the first product introduced by ToyToyota, is an iPhone application which allows users to enjoy driving from the back seat of their car. Continue reading →

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Backseat Driver App Lets Kids Drive From The Backseat [video]

MyPhoneDesktop has stepped up for review. Now, normally I would not use a format like this for a review post, but this time it just felt right. So here we go, time to get all Clint Eastwood on this guy… … Continue reading →

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myPhoneDesktop: Call, Send SMS, Open URL On Your Phone… All From Your Computer

It’s summer and the weather is hot hot hot, but Angry Birds has never been cooler! Forget schoolbooks and work assignments, it’s time to kick back with a cool drink and hot new levels! It might be June outside, but Angry Birds is giving out new levels like it’s Christmas – your summer bonus has officially arrived! 30 Jam-packed new levels, one per day for a month Sunny summer theme Fun summer greeting cards to send to your friends Angry Birds Summer Pignic is available for free if you already purchased Angry Birds Seasons. If not, the game is available for $0.99 in the app store…

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CamBox is an iPhone app by Billaboop which allows you to create beatbox clips using iPhone’s built in video camera. Each sound you make triggers the recording of a short video sequence, which is stored into a box. You can then play the boxes with the touch screen and save it as a video. The jams can then be shared on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and more. CamBox is available for $0.99 in the app store …

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CamBox App Lets You Create Beatbox Clips Using iPhone’s Built-In Camera [video]

For this game, you use the iPad as the controller — both while navigating through menus and in race mode — while the game appears only on your TV (though the tablet does display some vitals, and a map of the track). There’s noticeable lag between the iPad and Apple TV when using AirPlay, which may be an issue for games where timing is important, such as Rock Band, but didn’t seem to set us back while playing Firemint’s racing game. Overall, AirPlay offered a seamless gaming experience without a single hiccup — surprising, considering iOS 5 just hit beta last week. It’s difficult to do this hands-on justice without a video demo, so jump past the break for an exclusive look at wireless, dual-screen gaming on the iPad and Apple TV. [ via ]

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Preview Of Real Racing 2 HD And Dual-Screen Gaming With iOS 5 On iPad 2

In 2010, Hong Kong musician/producer/composer Gaybird Leung invited Henry Chu to create a music app for his show Digital Hug, he was inspired by SoundGyro and want to create an instrument that could respond to body gesture like a theremin. Squeal is aimed to launch with 100 faces and you are invited to take part. The team has gathered faces from designers, artists, athletes, musicians, office ladies, writers, directors…. If you are interested to become part of this app,  send them your portrait and information and they will put into our queue. They cannot guarantee your face will be used but of your information will be kept securely and will only use for contact only. The app is currently in development and expected to be submitted to the AppStore in July. [ via ]

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Evernote Peek is a free app designed to help you study, learn and strengthen your memory. Interacting with Peek is pretty intuitive. Once you’ve connected Peek to your Evernote account and selected your study materials, you simply close the Smart Cover and peek under it to see a clue. Raise the cover further to reveal the answer. To advance to the next clue, just close the cover and repeat. It’s totally new, and yet feels as familiar as lifting a page. Here’s how it works: Choose a notebook to study Close the Smart Cover Peek under the cover to see a clue, lift the cover more to see the answer Repeat Closing the Smart Cover advances the app to the next clue. If you get one wrong, tap the box marked incorrect–you’ll be able to re-test the incorrect ones. Create your own study notebooks: Adding your own study materials to Peek is easy, just connect Peek to your Evernote account. If you don’t have Evernote, get it for free on your iPad, desktop or mobile device. In Evernote, either choose an existing notebook or make a new one to use with Peek. The note title will become the clue and the note body will become the answer. For best results, keep the clue to one sentence and the answer to around three sentences. Evernote Peek is available for free in the app store …

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Evernote Peek: The First iPad 2 Smart Cover App [video]

Bond Mixology: A Veritable Encyclopedia Of Bond-Inspired Booze Post from: FSMdotCOM Few film characters drink as many — or as wide a variety — of drinks as James Bond. Now you can trace the secret agent’s swigs with the Bond Mixology App. This veritable encyclopedia of Bond-inspired booze tracks each drink Bond has during the film series, complete with recipes, scene times, and descriptions, making it a suitable smartphone assistant for any aspiring double “O”. Bond Mixology is available for $1.99 in the app store …

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Bond Mixology: A Veritable Encyclopedia Of Bond-Inspired Booze

Flare: Shoot Real-Time HDR Videos With Your iPhone 4 [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM It was only a matter of time before we can shoot HDR videos with the iPhone 4. An now we can, thanks to an app called Flare… FEATURES: effects live on screen – no delay focus independently of exposure* – just tap then drag pinch to zoom easily lock white balance, exposure, and focus by tapping share full quality videos to facebook, twitter, youtube, tumblr, flickr, and more AirPlay enabled Supports 16:9 letterbox in the viewfinder independent focus and exposure available on devices which support focus control Flare is available for $1.99 in the app store …

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