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- Yet another iOS 7 concept video
- How to force the iPhone’s calculator into landscape mode
- Top Bot review: this multiplayer racing game challenges gravity
- Prince of Persia: The Shadow and The Flame coming to iOS this summer
- Verizon responds to T-Mobile with Device Payment Plan for smartphones, due April 21
- UK probing iOS in-app game purchases
| Yet another iOS 7 concept video Posted: 13 Apr 2013 01:32 PM PDT You can tell we’re getting closer and closer to WWDC 2013, because the concept videos for the next version of iOS seem to be popping up every day. This latest video shows off a new way to toggle settings, kill apps, open folders, and check notifications. It’s a pretty impressive video, but the features don’t seem to be very practical for real world usage if you ask me.(...) "Yet another iOS 7 concept video" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| How to force the iPhone’s calculator into landscape mode Posted: 13 Apr 2013 01:14 PM PDT
Do you always use the scientific functions on iOS’ Calculator app? Do you find the standard calculator to be worthless without scientific functions? If so, then try LandscapeCalc. LandscapeCalc is a jailbreak tweak that locks the calculator’s orientation into landscape mode. After the first rotation from portrait to landscape, the calculator will never return back to the default orientation until the Calculator app is killed or stops running.(...) "How to force the iPhone’s calculator into landscape mode" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| Top Bot review: this multiplayer racing game challenges gravity Posted: 13 Apr 2013 12:20 PM PDT
Slowly, I am becoming more of an iOS multiplayer fan. Original hesitancy spawned from my unwillingness to invest large quantities of time hovered over my iOS device learning the ropes on a new app. As I have said time again, there is no personal interest in long complicated games for my portable Apple products. Because of my predilection for quick pick up and play games, multiplayer was typically out of the question. However, with the advent of time shifted multiplayer, made famous but not created by Real Racing 3, I now dabble in other similarly crafted apps. For example, one of my new favorite games, that I never knew existed, is Top Bot, a multiplayer robot racing challenge for best speed…(...) "Top Bot review: this multiplayer racing game challenges gravity" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| Prince of Persia: The Shadow and The Flame coming to iOS this summer Posted: 13 Apr 2013 08:34 AM PDT
French games makers are responsible for some of the juiciest titles on Apple’s platform. Gameloft, for example, is a household name on the App Store and Ubisoft is no exception. Headquartered in Montreuil, France, Ubisoft is behind some of the world’s top entertainment franchises, among them one of my favorites, Prince of Persia. Created by Jordan Mechner and originally developed for and released on the Apple II in 1989, the Prince of Persia series has undergone several reboots, but they all share similar story elements, settings and characters. Their latest addition to the series, Prince of Persia: The Shadow and The Flame, is scheduled to hit iPhone, iPod touch and iPad devices this summer. Developed by Ubisoft Pune, the studio focused on mobile and console gaming, Prince of Persia: The Shadow and The Flame is being billed as a pick up and play adaptation of the classic Prince of Persia franchise, “easy to handle but challenging to master.” You, of course, play as the Prince who must save his Princess and kingdom “on a journey that will pave the path to his origins.” To me, that’s good enough an excuse to run, climb, swing, vault and jump from rooftop to rooftop, all over again. I’ve included more highlights, screenshots and a trailer right past the fold…(...) "Prince of Persia: The Shadow and The Flame coming to iOS this summer" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| Verizon responds to T-Mobile with Device Payment Plan for smartphones, due April 21 Posted: 13 Apr 2013 07:28 AM PDT
Boy, did T-Mobile’s ‘Uncarrier’ initiative hit a nerve. As you know, the nation’s fourth-largest carrier landed the iPhone yesterday and just recently “canceled our membership in the out-of-touch wireless carrier club” by unleashing monthly installments separate of wireless service, reducing upfront cost of unsubsidized gear a great deal. And just as T-Mobile yesterday announced “gangbusters” iPhone opening (even if that’s not really a number), Verizon swiftly responded by delaying phone upgrades from 20 to 24 months. The backlash ensued and Verizon quickly realized the change may not be "consistent with how the majority of customers purchase new phones today," as it argued. Therefore, the big red carrier followed up by announcing a one-year monthly installment plan for high-end smartphones costing over $349.99. It’s called Device Payment Plan and we have all the details right after the break…(...) "Verizon responds to T-Mobile with Device Payment Plan for smartphones, due April 21" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| UK probing iOS in-app game purchases Posted: 13 Apr 2013 06:12 AM PDT
Are iOS games pressuring children into buying items, sometimes wracking up bills for unsuspecting parents? That’s the focus of a probe underway by the UK government, concerned that in-app purchases may unfairly target children. According to a BBC report, Office of Fair Trading (OFT) wants to hear from parents with the hope games developers will follow laws already on the books to protect children…(...) "UK probing iOS in-app game purchases" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
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