Facetwin memory game uses your pictures or pictures of people you know.

Friday, August 20, 2010

Facetwin is a memory match game that pulls its pictures from your friend’s Facebook pics. The photos are always changing and usually quite interesting because of this.

The first round of Facetwin is easy. Just three pictures to match up. Every time you finish a level successfully, more images are added to the mix. If you don’t like the images you are given just give your iPhone or iPod Touch a shake to get a whole new set. The variety of pictures are limited in the free version, but the full version offers an infinite amount of photographs.

wuonm introduces DisCover 1.0 for iPhone

Thursday, August 19, 2010

wuonm just released DisCover 1.0, their one tap music player for iPhone, iPod and iPad devices. DisCover allows anyone to add icons onto the home screen using artwork from their music library. The album can be played by simply tapping the created icon on their springboard.

Feature highlights include:
* Unlimited number of icons
* Play the album with just one tap
* Integrated with the iPod app
* Music keeps playing even when you exit the application

DisCover automatically searches for all the music on the device. Users scroll to their favorite artist and select the album they want to add as icon. Following onscreen instructions the user will be able to create the artwork icon in seconds. Perfect for always having users favorite albums on hand.

Tally-O brings a world of adventure to the iPhone

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Tally-O brings a world of adventure to the iPhone. The Tally-O 1.1 update, just released, adds an exciting set of new features and refinements to the app, making it a must-have for travelers, scavenger hunters and geocaching fans, and anyone that enjoys exploring unique places in the world.

Tally-O searches for nearby destinations from the app’s 1,000+ unique, personalized travel guides and scavenger hunts. Players win points for visiting and interacting with destinations, and for creating their own adventures. Tally-O is the only app on the App Store that allows players to publish adventures to Facebook for their friends.

The app is an ideal travel guide, far superior to a typical guidebook. Recommendations are unique, reflecting the personalities of Tally-O players and their friends. In addition to travel guides, the app is perfect for interactive adventures like scavenger hunts, pub crawls, adventure racing, geocaching, and family outings.

Plants 1.0 for iPhone and iPod touch – Plant Care Made Easy

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Tuparev Technologies today is pleased to introduce Plants 1.0 for the iPhone and iPod touch. The Plants application consists of a photo reference guide to plants, and a plant maintenance scheduler. Using its simple, stylish interface, the user can easily provide all her plants at multiple locations with individualized care. Watering, re-potting and fertilizing are now done efficiently, correctly and on time.

The opening screen is a 3D bulletin board entitled “Tasks”. The “Tasks” screen displays icons for watering, re-potting and fertilizing. A number appears on each icon indicating the number of plants requiring that type of care each day. Selecting the appropriate icon brings up the corresponding schedule. Plants are listed by location, and each has its name, photo and date of next scheduled action.

Cards on the bottom of the board enable navigation to “My Plants” or “Green Spots”. Selecting “My Plants” brings up another bulletin board where plants from all locations are listed by name, by location, by action, or by the date of the next task. Selecting a plant opens the reference library where complete information is given regarding the plant’s maintenance requirements, species, etc.

52 Ways to Promote Your iPhone App

Monday, August 16, 2010

Publicist and Internet Marketing Specialist Scott Lorenz has compiled a list of 52 tips on how to promote an iPhone App – tips he garnered from his extensive experience as a public relations professional in promoting all types of products, inventions, books and services. Apple has almost 150,000 iPhone applications available for sale at its App Store and this number will grow exponentially with the growing popularity of the iPhone, iPod and the new iPad.

“The competition is fierce so in order to succeed you must aggressively promote your iPhone app if you want a fighting chance,” says Scott Lorenz President of Westwind Communications Public Relations firm. westwindcos.com

What’s the best way to promote your app? “There is no “best” way,” says Lorenz. “You must employ multiple tactics to crack the success code. Simply relying on word of mouth is not enough. You need to get the attention of the news media. Just look how fast the TigerText app got traction after it was featured by CNN and Time Magazine. Shortly after those news organizations featured it other media outlets jumped on the bandwagon and promoted it as well. This has led to people talking about it at the water cooler, at Starbucks and everywhere else,” said Lorenz, “that’s the power of PR.”

Skeet Scoring Goes Touch Screen On The iPhone with ClayTracker 2.0.2

Sunday, August 15, 2010

ClayTracker, the first hand-held Sporting Clays scoring app for the iPhone and iPod touch has just released its latest upgrade that includes scoring screens for American, English & Olympic/International Skeet.

“We are excited to expand the app we developed for Sporting Clays to now include Skeet.” said Tom Carter, president of EXPOGO Displays & Graphics, the company that created the program. “In Skeet it’s all about knowing stats to help improve your game, and ClayTracker automates this process by putting round totals, percentages, and each station’s scoring history right at your fingertips.”

ClayTracker simplifies scoring by eliminating the need for pencils, scorecards, and manually adding scores during or after the round. Shooters can instantly view their totals and standings, then begin scoring another round with the touch of a button. ClayTracker combines multiple round totals, tracks shooter rotation and also prompts the “Option” shot upon scoring the first “lost bird” in American and English Skeet.

Water Buddy 1.0 – Water Usage Tracking App for iPhone and iPod touch

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Announcing that The App Bakery has released version 1.0 of Water Buddy for iPhone and iPod touch users. Water Buddy is an application that lets the user track their water usage comparing it against ongoing targets. It helps users to save water and money by keeping usage under control and visible.

Everyone is talking about saving water and reducing personal consumption. In Australia and around the world water is becoming a scarce resource and more needs to be done to ensure that our water supplies are secured for the future. Users can do their bit right now by setting themselves a usage target and keeping track of it using the Water Buddy app.

Water Buddy keeps a history of the water meter readings and provides an instant overview of usage and whether the user is keeping within the target. Whether the target has been set by local water companies or they just want to save money, Water Buddy will help them meet those targets.

Tidal Pool Software releases ContactBook 1.0 for iPhone and iPod touch

Friday, August 13, 2010

Tidal Pool Software today is proud to announce the release of ContactBook 1.0 for Apple iPhone and iPod touch. ContactBook makes it easy to find, manage, and share your contacts. Scroll through your contacts in either table or CoverFlow mode viewing just the details you need. Phone, text, email, surf, and locate your contacts at the tap of a button. ContactBook features an optimized user interface with inline editing and completely replaces the default Contacts application.

An integrated calendar shows upcoming birthdays, anniversaries, and other important dates. A map view displays your contact’s locations relative to your own (with filtering support). Share your contacts as vCards by email or over WiFi. ContactBook also supports groups allowing you to organize your contacts using custom groups (e.g. work, friends).

Apple removes iPhone covers from store

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Apple has pulled screen protectors from their stores, arguing that the iPhone and iPad should be tough enough without them.

iLounge noticed empty shelves in the Apple shop this morning as Cupertino pulled listings for screen protectors, on the grounds that the availability of scratch-resistant plastic covers undermines confidence in reliability of the unprotected hardware.

Companies making such products have apparently been in talks with Apple for a while, unsurprising given that screen protectors are the number-one iPhone accessory. But Apple has decided that all screen-adhering films will be delisted even if the stated function is glare reduction or mirroring rather than protection – Apple brooks no suggestion that its screens aren’t perfect.

Justin Bieber Revenge: Available Now

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Get ready for JUSTIN BIEBER REVENGE, featuring 11 specially-themed hit tracks, redesigned and re-imagined graphics, 2-player Bluetooth Battles, and more! Plus, you’ll get exclusive access to a Justin Bieber chat room in Tap Tap Revenge 3!

We’re just doing our small part in helping Justin Bieber on his march to global domination. Download Justin Bieber Revenge today, and turn your iDevice into a Bieberbox!

Justin Bieber Revenge features:

• Multiple ways to play your friends: turn-based friend challenges and live peer-to-peer via Bluetooth
• Four unique, custom Justin Bieber themes
• Justin Bieber news feed for friend challenges and band updates
• Pricing: only $4.99