One of Konami’s first App Store releases, Frogger for the iPhone is available for more than 80% off August 20th through the 22nd.
The game is an adaptation of the studio’s 1981 arcade original featuring updated graphics, an updated soundtrack, and a choice of touchscreen or accelerometer controls–or both combined.
Like the 28-year-old original, the goal of the game is to direct five frogs, one by one, from the starting point at the bottom of the screen to their homes at the top before the timer runs out. It’s a treaturous journey. The lower half of the screen consists of a busy roadway with five lanes of speeding traffic. The upper half contains a rushing river filled with logs, turtles, alligators and other such hazards. The challenge is getting the frog home safely without getting flattened, drowned (this was always puzzling…), or eaten. It sounds simple, but can be rather challenging.

Posted: August 30th, 2009 by admin
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Calc Zero is designed “exclusively” for the iPhone, taking full advantage of its flexible 21st century user interface, and accommodating the limitations of its small display. Retro calculators that slavishly copy last century’s state-of-the-art simply can’t compare.
Its a great iPhone calculator that lets you convert between a wide range of variables, a clean interface that is easy to use. The colors are reminiscent of popular business calculators, and the buttons jiggle when you tap them.
With Calc Zero, the most common unit conversions are trivially easy and fast–faster than most non-calculating unit convertors out there.
- Want to convert liters to cubic inches? Touch two buttons.
- Want to convert cubits to attoparsecs? That’s just a couple extra touches.
But Calc Zero does far more than mere conversions. Common math operations are equally important. With Calc Zero, doing math with disparate units has never been easier.
- Need to halve a recipe while converting it from English units to metric? Piece of cake.
- Need to convert, add, subtract, multiply, or divide feet, inches, and fractions of inches? We’ve got you covered.
Its main features include::
- Rapid unit conversions.
- Supports commonly used US and metric COOKING measures.
- Simple, functional, and attractive interface.
- Optionally enter and display numbers as FRACTIONS.
- EQUALS KEY IS OPTIONAL. If you prefer, enter operations using RPN (Reverse Polish Notation).
- Exponential, logarithmic, and trig operations are fast and easy.
- Supports many US and metric Length/Area/Volume units, and allow mathematical operations between compatible units (e.g., 2ft * 45.72cm = 3sq.ft).
- Supports math operations on hours, minutes, seconds, days, years, etc.
- Other unit conversion modes include: Mass/Weight Mode (US and metric), Speed Mode (miles/hour, kilometers/hour, meters/sec, etc.).
- Dice Mode generates random numbers.
- User-selectable settings for sound, operator entry mode, display precision, etc.
You can covert any type of conversions like scientific, length, area, cooking, volume, trig, speed, time, dice, currency, tiny length, tiny area. And finally there is a fun hidden feature. Type any numbers and flip the iPhone upside down to find out what if numbers translate to spell a word.
This 3rd Party App is available at the Apple iTunes AppStore. Browse the full list of all AppStore apps filed under the AppStore category.

Posted: August 27th, 2009 by admin
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Aji Annotate is a fully-featured PDF reading AND markup/annotation tool, allowing you to read, search, and organize all of your PDF documents. Aji Annotate features include:
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The ONLY complete PDF reader on the App Store: Use all PDF features, including Links, Outlines/Bookmarks, Annotations, and Password-Protected Documents. All annotations you add to your documents will still be visible when you upload them to your computer as standard PDF annotations in Adobe Reader, Acrobat or Preview.
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Annotation Support: Several kinds of document mark-up are supported, including Text Notes, Highlighting, Underlining, Strike-Through, free-form “Finger” annotations, Straight-Line annotations, and Named Bookmarks.
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Complete set of Reading Features: Portrait and landscape viewing, scroll and zoom gestures, bookmarks, go-to-page functionality, fullscreen reading, orientation and scroll lock, page number display, accessibility features, and more!
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Full Copy/Paste: Select and copy text directly from your PDF files to the clipboard, and use the iPhone-standard copy/paste interface when working with annotations.
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Reliability: Aji Annotate easily handles Documents with thousands of pages, and libraries with thousands of Documents — use Aji Annotate to have mobile access to ALL of your Documents.
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Document Search: Full-text search any size document quickly and easily.
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Library Search: Instantly search your entire Document Library, using one or more keywords — Aji Annotate will display a list of all Documents that match your search.
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Web Download: Use Aji Annotates’s integrated browser to locate and Download PDFs from the web. Or, find PDF files in Mobile Safari and quickly send them to Aji Annotate for import into your Library.
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In-app Mail: Easily add your PDF files as e-mail attachments.
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Aji Support: Get started quickly with our complete User Guide and in-app help topics and tips. Our top-notch support team is also available to address any issues you might encounter.
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Windows and Mac support: Aji Annotate is most functional with the use of the Aji Reader Service, which is available as a free download for both Mac (requires OS X 10.5 or later) and Windows (requires XP or Vista) at: http://www.ajidev.com/annotater/
Aji Annotate is rated 17+ since it allows access to the internet via an integrated web browser. Aji Annotate is available on the App Store for only $4.99 (USD).

Posted: August 25th, 2009 by admin
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This game demonstrates a couple of movable pieces and a few diamonds. The aim of this game is to get all the diamonds and move on to the next level. Every level is created in such a way that it gets more and more challenging.
The red ball bounces around the walls in the direction indicated by the player by pressing the green arrow keys. You can only move left, right, down and up. Diagonal moves are not permitted.
The Green block can be used as a piece of wall that is controlled by player. The player can either use the red ball or the green block by using the Switch Piece button. In the initial stages the green block is not used, but as and when the levels become more challenging, it is impossible to complete the level without using the green block.
You can switch between levels using the Level Up and Level Down buttons. Also you can restart the game any time you want using the restart buttons (Specially when you are stuck).
There is no score system in the game - the only aim of this game is to finish it in as less moves as possible. Check the bottom of the game screen to track your Move Count. Also it displays Current Object used, Diamonds remaining and Current Level.

Posted: August 25th, 2009 by admin
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Have you ever wanted to rearrange your apps on your iPhone, but ended up messing up pages of apps? Well, now there is a solution for that, and it’s called Movement. It’s an application that makes it easier to rearrange iPhone apps on the iPhone or iPod Touch. It essentially lets your rearrange all of your applications on your iPhone or iPod Touch, straight from your Mac.
Movement is developed by Mac developer Jeff Steiler. You will need a jailbroken iPhone to use Movement, and it is currently available only for Mac users. Jeff has mentioned that Windows users might have to wait for sometime so looks like he is working on a Windows version as well.
Even though there are tricks, which make it a little easier to manage iPhone apps on iPhone’s home screen, but it will be better if Apple should provide a better way to manage iPhone apps within iTunes, as it would be a lot easier to do it on the computer rather than managing them on the iPhone.
Movement does exactly that as it allows users to rearrange iPhone apps on their Mac rather than doing it on the iPhone. You can download the Movement application for free from the developer’s website.

Posted: August 23rd, 2009 by admin
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Sudoku Pro is an interesting game designed for instant play for people on the go. Without wasting your time with menus and settings you can direct play the game after launching the app. You can straight go to your previously saved game or a new game. Its a superb game with great time pass while travelling . You can give challenge to yourself with hard modes.
Sudoku is a one-screen puzzle game based upon a 9-by-9 grid that’s partially filled with numbers. The objective is to fill the empty spaces of the grid with single digit numbers so that the same digit does not appear twice on any horizontal or vertical line. Additionally, the same number should not appear twice in any of nine 3-by-3 mini grids on the screen.
Main Features of the game includes:
- Simple, easy-to-use interface tailored for your iPhone or iPod Touch
- Instant play, one click on the icon brings you straight to your game
- Three levels of fun for the casual player up to the hardcore puzzle enthusiast.
- Tens of thousands of games are available with our unique table generation algorithm.
- Your game is saved silently while you play.
Sudoku Pro by OutOfTheBit has three levels of difficulty and the game makes it easy to enter either your actual or potential number picks by clicking on a grid field and calling up a bottom-of-screen keyboard. Additional puzzles are automatically generated. Sukodu Lover can grab this app from App Store.

Posted: August 21st, 2009 by admin
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Wikimedia Foundation, the main source behind Wikipedia, has released their own Wikipedia mobile app for the iPhone. You can avail the free app in the App Store. WIkipedia Foundation main focus is to provide an app that is very simple and very fast.
This convenient app allows users to access Wikipedia articles in iPhone-format. It offers you any required information; loads images quickly and texts are easy to read. For the whims and fancies you’ll have features to save favorite pages, edit pages or even browse tables of content. The apps also offer advanced featured like the ability to search in pages, or save certain articles for offline reading. All these makes it better option than other Wikipedia apps like Wikipanion. The Foundation has promised that more features will be added soon upon requests.
For those of you who have an iPhone or iPod Touch and requires to consult Wikipedia too often, its gud to download and try Wikipedia mobile. It’s a great app to have on your iPhone without spending a cent and you can always delete it if it’s not for you. In addition, its code is 100% open source and any programmer who is good at JS/HTML is encouraged to contribute.

Posted: August 20th, 2009 by admin
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