Spirits: A Beautiful Puzzle
Spirits for iPad (and now for iPhone) is a quiet game. It’s also a beautiful game. It’s slow-paced. There’s no button-mashing. There is no 3D camera that you can’t control properly because you don’t have dual thumbsticks. It’s a one-finger puzzle game that looks as if it was created on the screen with a paintbrush....
Simple and Useful Reminders with Due for iPhone
My iPhone is my watch. Hell, it’s my wall-clock at home. I use it to tell time, wake up in the morning and know when to pull the boiled eggs out of the water. Apple’s included Clock app does a pretty good job with this stuff. It can use all the ringtones on the iPhone...
Focus on the Writing
My search for the perfect iOS text editor has been long and arduous. There have been many turds, and few worthy candidates. I thought Simplenote 2.0 was all I would need. I thought my search was over. But in the last two weeks I’ve used new text editors that make Simplenote far from the clear...
Send It to the Cloud: Droplr vs Cloud2go
You probably use CloudApp or Droplr, don’t you? I see your cl.ly’s and your derp-ly’s on Twitter. No one seems to stick to one. We all keep bouncing back and forth between them cause neither of them is really any better than the other. I wanted to use CloudApp at first since they had the...
Omnifocus Brings Desktop Caliber GTD To iPad
This was going to be just about Omnifocus on the iPad, but I figure that since the iPad version is tied in to all the other versions of Omnifocus that I better increase the span of my review to include all three apps (Mac, iPhone and iPad). I remember that I tried the Mac version...
Weet for iPhone: No Time For T
I’m back yet again with another Twitter app review. You remember the last one? When I used a whole bunch of profanity in reviewing ChillTweet? The best iPhone app ever?! Well, this time, I won’t be so harsh because the app doesn’t suck entirely. Twitter was all aflutter about Weet the other day, and I...
Keep the Monsters in the Closet with Night Stand HD for iPhone and iPad
Ever since I got my iPad, I wondered what I should do with it when it’s not in use. My iPhone get way more activity while I’m at home than my iPad does. I’m still getting calls and text messages, but unless I’m in reading mode or on the crapper, my iPad is just sitting...
Walk the Stars On Your iPad with Star Walk
Walk the Stars On Your iPad with Star Walk [App Store] →
I remember seeing Star Walk in the App Store long ago and always wondering what it was, but I never checked it out. I got the chance to check it out recently, and was blown away at what Star Walk lets you do.
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Folio for iPad Does PDFs Beautifully
Something I’ve been looking for ever since I got my iPad was a PDF reader that I didn’t absolutely hate. I tried Good Reader cause it was just $0.99. I hated its UI and felt like I was just contributing to its continued spot atop the productivity apps. Yeah, it does everything under the sun,...
