The next revision of TomTom’s navigation software will bring several interesting changes with it, highlighted today in an early release to the press.  Version 1.5 will feature updated versions of all their maps aside from Argentina and Chile, but it’s the other new additions which look far more intriguing. The first is a service called Navigate-to-Photo,

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TomTom v1.5 to Include Navigate-to-Photo and iPhone 4 Tweaks

We reviewed the free ‘preview’ version of Virtual City last week and really enjoyed its arcade-style take on the Sim City formula.  At the time, there was no indication of exactly when the full version of the game would be available in the App Store, however we now know that it’ll be released on the

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Virtual City for iPhone Release Confirmed

If you’re looking for a bargain inside the App Store, then these Sega games should fit the bill quite nicely!  A wide variety of their popular titles have been dropped by at least 50%, so if you were ever put off by the slightly higher than average pricing of Sega’s apps, then now is the

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Sega iPhone App Sale Includes Sonic, Golden Axe and More

Remember SkyFire?  We covered their plans to bring their own successful smartphone browser to the iPhone shortly after Opera Mini was approved back in April, but despite the silence since then, there are now reports that SkyFire for the iPhone could be being prepared to undergo the App Store approval process. Sources spoken to by MobileCrunch

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SkyFire Nearing App Store Submission?

The memory of pumping coins into a lone stand-up R-Type arcade game whilst on holiday with my parents years and years ago is still strong.  The name was cool, the ship looked great, the weapons were powerful, the explosions satisfying and the music stayed in your mind long after the game ended; it was an

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R-Type iPhone App Review – R-Yeah!

An occasional series, featuring reviews of older iPhone apps which may have got lost in the crowd but are still worthy of attention. Unify hasn’t had any developer love since September 2009, making it an ideal candidate to talk about here.  It’s a puzzle game that plays a little like Tetris, in that it deals with

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The Lost iPhone App Files – Unify

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

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Mini iPhone App Review – Virtual City Free

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

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Google Mobile Push Here Now, Google Googles Coming Soon

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,

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Classic Amiga Shoot-em-up Battle Squadron Coming to iPhone!

Here’s an interesting project that deserves to get some attention.  The One Day Project is a collection of three iPhone games, each created in 24-hours and developed by three separate people, that are to be bundled together as one app.  The game is set for release on the 1st September and will be free to

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One Day Project iPhone Game Nears Release