Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 5, 2011 Ever want to take bits and pieces from all your favorite social networking apps and put them together in one place? Love the local feel of apps like ‘Four Square’, but crave the messaging functionality and integrated applications that you can find on FaceBook? What about event information and tracking? The ‘BuzzE’ social networking app offers a ...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 5, 2011 If arcades are your thing, you probably remember the X-Men classic machines from the 1990s. The game supported up to four players, and after feeding it a couple of quarters, gamers could pick their favorite mutant and beat up on enemies for hours. Now iOS users can experience the magic on the iPhone and iPad with ‘X-Men: The Arcade Game’ for iOS. The...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 5, 2011 Apple decided to reveal what they were going to announce during the WWDC 2011 keynote address just two days ago. One of the subjects? iCloud, Apple’s incoming cloud solution. While the announcement confirmed that Apple was going to use the iCloud name, it didn’t confirm Apple’s purchase of iCloud.com from Xcerion. Well, until the iCloud.com domain...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 4, 2011 While I love to play Texas Hold ‘Em, real life Poker can become expensive in a hurry.  This is where ‘Zynga Poker’ comes in. The game, which started as a Facebook app, was made into an iPhone app following rapid online success. You’re not playing for real money of course, but poker on the go is entertaining. I first downloaded ‘Zynga...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 4, 2011 Social video chat has officially gone live across every major platform as ooVoo has confirmed the availability of its free video chat service on the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.  ’ooVoo’ offers free video calling to any computer, Android phone, and iOS device. The iOS app also sports text messaging capabilities and includes support for up to three people in a...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 4, 2011 Apple has launched three individual ‘iWork’ applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch, bringing the productivity programs to the full range of iOS devices. Similar to the apps on the Mac and iPad, the iOS apps retail for $9.99 each and are available in the iTunes App Store. Apple has reportedly been working on the ‘iWork’ apps for iPhone and ...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 4, 2011 Even the most experienced hackers have trouble jailbreaking the iPad 2 because of its Apple A5 dual-core processor.  One coder, posixninja, has been working hard to develop a tool that will successfully jailbreak Apple’s most recent device.  Rumors thus far have suggested his program will become available in “about three weeks”. The info was released on...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 4, 2011 Apple has confirmed that Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs, backed by his team of entrepreneurs, will headline the WWDC keynote speech on June 6.  The consumer electronics giant additionally listed iOS 5, iCloud, and Mac OS X 10.8 (Lion) as being on the agenda. Apple will unveil its next generation software – Lion, the eighth major release of Mac OS X; iOS...