Section: iPhone / iPod touch / iPad, iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, iDevice Apps
New iPhone, iPod touch and iPad product announcements for February 22, 2011:
New iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps
- Digital Scrawl has announced Letterfall 1.0 for iOS, a new and original word construction game. The objective of the game is to construct words using letter tiles which fall from the sky however these letter tiles are not always what they seem. With many original features, the addictive elements of the game come from the need to constantly think ahead as more tiles of various types are added and also the frantic nature of the gameplay as each individual game moves towards its conclusion.
- Edu+ has released Fun Farm Patterning 1.1 for iOS. Designed for children aged 5-8, your child will delight in the visuals and sounds of the recognizable farm animals solving patterning problems and developing higher level thinking skills. Patterning is a great way to help young children develop strong thinking and problem-solving skills. It also helps develop a solid foundation for Mathematics, including algebraic thinking.
- RinnApps has announced PhonoPix for Apple’s iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. PhonoPix is a phonological app with minimal pairs for children to develop their speech sounds in flashcard and matching activities. Children have fun practicing speech sounds in words as they compare their speech productions to the target productions. The app allows the user to focus on correcting speech errors associated with sound production in targeted word positions or manners of articulation.
- Oceanhouse Media has announced the release of two new omBooks, Dr. Seuss’s Horton Hears a Who! and The Berenstain Bears Love Their Neighbors, both now available on the App Store. Horton the Elephant hears a small speck of dust talking to him. It turns out the speck of dust is actually a tiny planet, home to a city called Who-ville, inhabited by tiny inhabitants known as Whos. Their Mayor asks Horton to protect them from harm, which Horton happily agrees to do, proclaiming throughout the book that “even though you can?t see or hear them at all, a person?s a person, no matter how small.” In The Berenstain Bears Love Their Neighbors, the Bear family learns an important lesson about finding and giving help in unexpected places.
- Business Card Reader for iPhone is on sale—85% off today ($0.99 instead of $5.99).
- Sazneo has announced the launch of Sazneo Mobile for the Apple iPhone. Organisations use Sazneo to improve the way their teams communicate both internally and with teams at other companies. Sazneo Mobile enables people to continue their real-time team discussions whilst away from their desk and is available as part of both the free and premium versions of Sazneo.
- TNT Creations has announced Translation Fire 1.1 for iPhone and iPod touch. Translation Fire 1.1 offers fast and accurate translation to and from 52 languages. It is designed to help its users to make friends all over the world and freely communicate with them with no language barrier. Translation Fire is also a social networking tool that makes the communication via Gmail chat, email or SMS with anyone across the globe much easier by translating incoming or outgoing messages on the fly.
- Panorama Concepts has introduced Click Dog 1.0 for iPhone and iPod touch. Click Dog is a combination of a thoroughly designed dog breed guide and a fun and educational dog matching game. With Game Center built right in, users can easily share their high scores and challenge their friends. The game is great for training one’s memory and try to remember all the breeds while the dog breed guide can be a useful reference tool.
- Mettigel Software has announced iTalker 1.1, an update to their iOS based AAC Solution. Beside some stability fixes iTalker now offers the feature to display pictures on the button, like it is used in common popular solutions for augmentated and assisted communication. Perfect for lesson planning, iTalker can do voice recordings that can be grouped to playlists, so each lesson has to be recorded only once and can be used as often as needed.
- EnGIS has announced Gogo Navigator USA & CAN 1.1.0 for iOS devices. Gogo Navigator USA & CAN offers the most comprehensive real-time, turn-by-turn 3D navigational data available. It does not require an internet connection, as all map data is stored locally in the iPhone device. Gogo Navigator’s OpenGL graphics technology allows for stunningly-textured 3D landmark display and visual capabilities.
- DotTribes and The Green & Energy Consulting Group have released iEV 1.0, the world’s first electric car simulator for 3G, 3GS and 4G iPhone devices. This app enables people to simulate an electric vehicle’s battery and range behavior while they are driving their normal car. With this information drivers can get to know their personal range and battery capacity requirements before buying an electric car.
- Mobileaze, LLC has announced There’s A Guy For That 1.0 for iPhone and iPod touch devices. Have you ever asked a friend for a recommendation for a plumber, a mechanic, or even a dentist? There’s A Guy For That allows you to easily send out requests for services directly to your friends and automatically notify you when a response is received. We connect you directly with the services you need by allowing users to call, email, or map directly to the location of the business.
- Float is a game that makes you feel happy. Try to keep the balloons in the air and off the spikes. Tap, bobble, and bump your way to fun. With multiple games modes, achievements, and leader boards, there is something for everyone.
New apps for iPad only
- PaddleDuck Pty Ltd has released My Russian Dolls 1.0 for iPad. Recently featured New and Noteworthy, this unique app brings to life realistic Matryoshka dolls and authentic Russian sayings. in eye-catching 3D graphics, while emotive Russian music creates an authentic Russian feel. Click on the app and be greeted by smiling, dancing Matryoshka. Click again and the joyful girls come to life in eye-catching 3D graphics.
- Noteboom Productions has announced Tutor for iPad: Getting Started, their latest video tutorial for Apple’s revolutionary device. Featuring 36 video chapters on subjects that cover everything, in Tutor for iPad: Getting Started, the user watches videos to learn how to use the iPad. From using the virtual keyboard, to multitasking, to troubleshooting your iPad and more. All videos were recorded and optimized for the iPad at 1024x768 for the best possible learning experience.
- Macoscope has introduced Circuloid 1.0, their super-addictive iPad arkanoid game is now available on iPhone. Circuloid is much more than just a brick-breaker game. It’s the quest of former white-collar worker John Circuloid to become a secret agent. Go on and tackle all 24 exciting levels to help him make his dream come true. Transform your iPhone into a Dick Tracy-style detective desk and start playing.
New accessories
- Introducing the newest member of the Urbanears family: the Bagis. The Bagis is a compact version of the Urbanears experience. It features earplug construction for direct sound and efficient noise reduction. Additionally, it has a rubber housing along with a combined fabric and TPE cord to eliminate distortions caused by friction. As a bonus, each earpiece snaps together, allowing you to carry them around your neck when not in use. They are available now for $30 USD in 8 bright colors including cerise, navy, orange, red, lavender, grass, white and black.
- Velocomp LLP has announced the iBike Dash CC (Cycling Computer), a light-weight wireless bicycle computer system that turns any iPhone or iPod touch into your own personal fitness trainer. Priced starting at $199, the iBike Dash CC creates an entirely new category of interactive cycling devices, enhancing the cycling experience in a much more intimate, intuitive and fun way than ever before to help you finally keep that New Year?s resolution to get in shape!
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