Just in case you haven’t heard that the the world is ending in 2012, let me explain it for you. The Mayans developed a calendar in approximately 3000 BC which will end in 2012. Of course as any logical person must conclude, the only reason that the calendar would end is because the world will [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Chris J.’
Self Defense for All
Learning self defense from an iPhone app is a bit like trying to learn to ride a bike by attending a spinning class. The reason I say this is certainly not to disparage the work done by Tollhouse Studio on it’s app, “Self Defense for All”, or to say that it won’t help you decrease [...]
Update: Movies (formerly MyMovies)
Movies is an app I reviewed way back in March, and at that time it was called My Movies (here is the original review). I felt it was only fair to credit to the creator for all the hard work they have put in to make this app not only more functional, but more useful [...]
AlwaysOnPC
There are more than a few remote access apps in the iTunes store. These apps let you easily control your computer via your iPhone. By creating the app AlwaysOnPC, Xform Computing has taken things one step further by creating a web desktop which you can access with your iPhone or personal computer. There are both [...]
Bellum: Tactics
It’s nice to play a game that doesn’t look like a clone of some other popular game out there. I wouldn’t say that Bellum: Tactics is the most well-executed game I’ve come across, but it plays well and it doesn’t quite fit into the standard turn-based strategy mold. That is something in itself.
In Bellum: Tactics [...]
Q&F: MyGovernment
Here are two quick questions to help you decide if you should download this app: Are you an American citizen? Do you vote? If you answered yes to these two questions then you have every reason to download this app immediately. MyGovernment is all about keeping you informed on what is happening in the government [...]
App Sale: F.A.S.T.
How awesome is this? One of the best games out there is now on sale for 40% off the regular price. If you love flight simulator games this is one to get.
You can find the review right below this, or click here.
F.A.S.T. – Fleet Air Superiority Training
If the creators of the Ace Combat series had made an app for iPhone, I imagine it would look and play a lot like this one (minus the poetry-laden cut-scenes of course). Forget such real-world issues such as taking off, landing or even limited ammunition, F.A.S.T. is the flight combat game boiled down to its [...]
Comic Reader Mobi
Chances are if you are reading this you may have a few comic books stashed away for that future moment when the insanely rich decide they absolutely must have the limited edition, holographic cover of Spectacular Spider Man #189. I’ve got news for you, it will probably never happen (I’ll keep dreaming anyway), but at [...]
Tapeline
A lot of my choices for app reviews are based on first impressions. The app name, description, or image on iTunes will catch my eye. With Tapeline my first impression was, “Is that even possible?” So far as I can tell the answer is “No.”
Tapeline’s promises are pretty incredible, according to the developer you can [...]
Tallies
Tallies is a surprisingly complex app considering that it really does just one thing: count. We all learned that in preschool and most of us don’t even need our fingers anymore, but sometimes its nice to have some help keeping count. Depending on what you do, you may or may not have need of an [...]
Myst
For many people out there Myst should need no introduction. With over 6 million sales Myst held the throne as the top-selling PC game of all time for close to a decade (toppled by The Sims in 2002). If you have never heard of Myst, then feel free to read up on the Wikipedia page [...]




























