Twitter's official iPhone app is here. The company had purchased Atebits, maker of Tweetie and they barely changed anything. Realtime search, Top Tweets, trending topics and maps show whats happening now everywhere and nearby. Tweet, send DMs, share photos, videos and links to your friends and the world. Don't have an account? You can just sign up from the app.
Halfbrick is very proud to announce that Fruit Ninja has taken the App Store by storm and is currently sitting in the top 3 chart positions in many major countries - USA, Cananda, Australia, Germany, New Zealand and more! Fruit Ninja is an exciting action game that is simple to play and impossible to put down! Swipe your finger across the screen to deliciously slash and splatter fruit like a true ninja warrior. But be careful of the bombs, which are explosive to the touch and will put a swift end to your juicy adventure!
When the iPhone launched in the summer of 2008, there were a mere 800 applications available. These 800 applications generated within 3 days over 10 million downloads. Today there are over 150K applications available for iPhone users. There is a clear advantage to being the first in the market, the real question now is who will be the first to introduce their application to the iPad market.
Seing as how Seesmic acquired Ping.fm a few months back, it's not surprising Seesmic's iPhone app also includes Ping.fm support for multi-account updating (MySpace, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Flickr, Blogger and so on are included). Evernote, much loved file-syncing desktop and phone/iPad app, has been worked into Seesmic too, for saving messages or tweets and storing them on your cloud-based Evernote account.
The infection is spreading and fear is everywhere in this non-stop survival shooter.
Head to South America as a soldier and reporter try to uncover the origin of another zombie outbreak. Zombie Infection is very similar to Resident Evil in many ways. Fight countless enemies of all shapes and sizes, including mutants & infected animals, each with unique abilities
It's ridiculous, has goofy graphics and sound effects, and will set you back a buck. But SwineAttack is a great waste of a couple of minutes as well as a fun way to unleash some pork-related wrath.
