There are laws, PSAs, and nagging family members out there trying to keep us from using our phones while driving. Scosche's cellCONTROL is a clever device that'll actually block the use of distracting apps and the phone whenever a car is moti
Unlike getting hold of iOS apps, it's always been possible to trawl the web for software that doesn't appear in the Android Market. But that process is about to get even easier, because soon there will be an unofficial store for banned Android apps.
No one ever says the movie was better than the book. So start reading more books. You know what, stream some videos. Enjoy some magic muffins and control a magical kingdom.
You know what cropping does. What AntiCrop does is attempt to restore some of the missing image at the edge of your photos. Like magic. Some zombies get thrown into minesweeper and fly around in an over-head shooter with super-bright colours. So many colours.
Start streaming all your videos to your iPhone, Not just those fancy h.264 videos. Start painting with light. Organize your life, and start tracking the elusive Great White shark.
Good news everyone! Google announced today that the three of its web services will be getting the axe by mid-year.
You've taken the plunge. Your iOS device is jailbroken. And now it's time to head straight to Cydia and download all those illicit apps that'll supercharge your iPhone or iPad.
We've always believed in the potential of video games. As a medium, there's no limit to the kinds of stories it can tell or the emotions it can explore. That said, it's still a surprise to play something like JAZZ: Trump's Journey. On the one hand it's just a platform adventure. On the other, it's a loose retelling of the early life of Louis Armstrong, the great jazz musician, Hollywood star, and sometime civil rights activist. And it's utterly amazing.
Facebook has unleashed their latest version of Open Graph. With 60 apps ready at launch, get ready for your News Feed to become a non-stop barrage of food photos, song recommendations, and movie reviews. Oh dear God, how do I make it stop?
We're big fans of the SoulCalibur series, so we're curious to see how a 3D arena fighting game with 19 playable characters will translate to a touchscreen device. But before booting it up, our teeth were gritted over the frankly extortionate asking price. Even with an "introductory sale" offering a 20% discount, punters are being charged a whopping £7.99.
Yesterday Facebook launched Open Graph, its tool for letting third party developers share actions in your timeline, with 60 new partners. Here's what you can do with it, and why you might not like it.
Asynchronous gaming is a clunky phrase to roll around the tongue, but the time-shifting technique is perfect for the hectic social calendar of the modern player. Hero Academy is a great example; a turn-based tactical battle game where you make your moves and forget about them for a while until the other player responds. It's like playing chess by post, but snail mail is replaced with the magical ether of the electronic interwebs.
Developer ustwo has ported its popular little iOS game Whale Trail to Android, with the odd floating cloud thing now on the Android Market for the same 69p premium price as the iPhone incarnation.
For a masterclass in economical gameplay and storytelling, look no further than Run Roo Run. Developed by 5TH Cell, the same team responsible for Scribblenauts, this is a bare-bones platform adventure that delivers a pure hit of gaming satisfaction. Best of all, there's a cast-iron promise of additional free content in the weeks and months ahead.
If I Die is a Facebook app that lets users create a text status update or a particularly morbid video message, which will be pinged out to all your followers "if" you should happen to die.
