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Collapse! Chaos (1.1.10)

December 28th, 2009 | No Comments »

Collapse! Chaos (1.1.10)
RealArcade
Category:
Price: $0.99
: pdaviet

Application :
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CRITIC REVIEW:


Collapse! Chaos is one of the more addictive puzzlers available for the , and a worthy addition to anyone’s handset.


- PocketGamer (Silver Award)

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Enter the world of ‘Collapse! Chaos’ in the & iPod adaptation of the award-winning mega-hit ‘Super Collapse! 3’. Stay ahead of the ever-increasing pile by getting rid of blocks of the same color in four lands, six captivating game modes and over 80 levels filled with fun!

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FOR FANS OF:

● Bejeweled
● Tetris
● Jewel Quest


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FAQ:


Q: How can I use tilt functionality in the game?


A: Tilt in Collapse! Chaos only works in one area of the Quest , which is in the mini-game (the Fun level on the map screen). Within the mini-game there is a game called “Catch the Bomb”; by tilting the handset side to side, the can move the platform.

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LANGUAGE :


English, Spanish, German, French, German

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GUARANTEE:


We take pride in the loyalty and trust our customers show us when they purchase a RealArcade product. If you are not completely satisfied with your recent purchase, please contact us at -@real.com for more details.

New in this Version:
* High Score name entry

* Added in-game iPod playlist

* Minor bug fixes


Thank you for playing Collapse! Chaos.

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War Zone (2.7)

December 28th, 2009 | No Comments »

War Zone (2.7)
Meson Networks Ltd.
Category: Entertainment
Price: $0.99
: COREPDA

Application :
Homeland is turned into a War Zone and the enemy is at the gate.


As the captain of an elite Special Ops squad, you are asked to complete one impossible mission after another to defend your country.


Your team will encounter 24 different battle fields and 4 stages. The game can be played in Battle and Story .

★ Battle : plays a battle field at a . The score will be recorded and can enter another battle field. Only the battle fields activated from Story play can be chosen in Battle .



★ War : will follow a pre-set story line and complete stages in sequence. will have 3 new lives for each stage. Players can resume from previous stopping point. Best scores will be recorded automatically.


*Please, if you ever have any problems, contact us at @thumbcountry.com. We are more than happy to help.

New in this Version:
- Bugs Fixed

- Map Updated.

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Magic Brushes ~ Make your own special Brushes! (1.0.1)

December 28th, 2009 | No Comments »

Magic Brushes ~ Make your own special Brushes! (1.0.1)
Hansol Huh
Category: Entertainment
Price: $1.99
: Hexhammer

Application :
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Special Intro Pricing! Buy now before Christmas season ends!
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“EVERYTHING YOU CAN SEE

WILL BE YOUR OWN SPECIAL BRUSHES!”


Ever wish you could have your own special brushes? Well, now you can with MagicBrushes!

MagicBrushes is basically a drawing app like brushes but it is totally different from other drawing in that you can make any brushes from your photo album.


Take a picture, Cut out custom shapes, and then just draw! It works like MAGIC!

You can make any Drawing, Collage and Pattern with this mighty app. MagicBrushes delivers hours of fun and endless possibilities.


Here’s ten-second tutorial:

1. Tap “+button” to add a brush on Palette

2. Select an image from your photo

3. Draw a closed path to crop a shape

4. Erase to make your cropped image more precise

5. Control the size, gap, and rotation of your shape on Brush

6. That’s it. Now all you have to do is just drawing with your finger!


Main Features:

- Zooming from 70% to 800%

- Infinite levels of undo and redo

- Duplicate your drawings

- Save to photo album and email

- Set photos or colors as background


Flickr group:

http://flickr.com/groups/magicbrushes/


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http://.com/EverySingleDot


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Please email collageees@gmail.com if you have any problems or questions.

New in this Version:
- App name change from “Collageees” to “Magic Brushes”

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Breaking: AT&T website stops selling iPhones in New York City?

December 28th, 2009 | No Comments »

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What kind of Christmas present is this? The Consumerist is reporting that AT&T has stopped selling the iPhone in the New York metropolitan area, at least via the company’s website, due to high data congestion (or possibly due to online fraud). : While Consumerist’s post still cites ‘network congestion’ as the reason for the NYC sales hold, we’ve been told by other customer service reps that the real reason is a spike in fraudulent purchases; other sites have gotten the same story.

Stephen in Brooklyn says he made the discovery while shopping on AT&T’s website for an today:

I was on the AT&T Wireless website trying to get an . However, when I put in my zip code 11231, the site says the is unavailable. This seemed a little odd so I started punching in other famous zip codes: 90210, 60609 (spiegel catalog), 02134 (zoom, an old children’s show).
For theses cities, LA, Chicago, Boston, is available. Then I looked up some other zip codes: Dallas, Miami, St. Louis, Philadelphia, San Francisco. All those cities are ok. Then I started putting in more NYC zip codes: midtown, Staten Island, the Bronx…no available.
This is weird…AT&T has cut off New York City.

Laura Northrup at the Consumerist contacted AT&T Customer Service to check if the lack of availability in New York City was a website glitch or a planned disruption. The rep she chatted with confirmed that the phone was indeed not being sold to New Yorkers via the website, although it remains available via the store website and via both and AT&T physical stores. Mashable, BoyGeniusReport, and Gizmodo have also verified with AT&T Customer that the is indeed not available through website order in New York City.

This is sure to piss off thousands of potential customers in NYC. Let’s just hope AT&T Media Relations releases a statement clarifying when the ban will be lifted and if it will happen in any other cities. In the meantime, just think of this as more fuel for the fire as to why Verizon should have the iPhone; and of course, NYC shoppers can continue to pick up iPhones at the Stores or at the AT&T outlets in the city.

Breaking: AT&T website stops selling iPhones in New York City? originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sun, 27 Dec 2009 21:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)Breaking: AT&T website stops selling iPhones in New York City? originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sun, 27 Dec 2009 21:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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AT&T Stops Online NY iPhone Sales Due to Network Frailty? (Update: Maybe Not) [Att]

December 28th, 2009 | No Comments »

Consumerist is investigating readers’ complaints regarding the inability to purchase an through AT&T’s website when using an NY zip code. According to a CS rep: “New York isn’t ready for the .” : fraud is the more likely cause.

The conversation Consumerist’s Laura Northrup had with an AT&T customer service representative after confirming that iPhones could not be purchased when using any New York zip code almost plays out like an SNL skit:

Daphne: Welcome to AT&T Sales . How may I assist you with placing your order today?

Laura: Hi, I was looking at the and the system tells me that I cannot order one in my ZIP code. My zip code is 11231. (Brooklyn, NY) Is this true? Are iPhones no longer available in New York City?

Daphne: I am happy to be helping you today . Yes, this is correct the phone is not offered to you because New York is not ready for the .

Daphne: You don’t have enough towers to handle the phone.

Laura: Thank you for your help. So the phone is not available to people anywhere in the city?

Daphne: Yes this is correct Laura.

Yikes. Turns out Laura then went to try and buy an and was shut down using any NY zip code she tried.

Then we tried it and were similarly shot down but not with the same message Laura got from a customer service rep.

We know that AT&T’s aware that it sucks in NY, but is the solution to a localized network strain from heavy data usage to stop sales of a particular phone? Doesn’t exactly seem like the most sensible of ideas, especially since there are plenty of iPhones in AT&T’s brick-and-mortar New York stores.

Something else that’s peculiar about this “sales ban” is that folks in San Francisco, another spot where data puts a huge strain on AT&T’s network, are still able to purchase the :

A possible explanation to things comes in the form of whispers regarding some kind of New York-based sales fraud, but somehow the answer to the old ““Is it the network?” still seems to be a loud, angry “Yes!” After all, how can a bit of sales fraud prompt refusing to sell one particular phone model to an entire market? Then again, if it really is the network, why are they still selling iPhones in stores?

Whatever the real story here, I’m definitely curious to hear if AT&T makes an official statement on this odd issue. Hell, I’d be happy with just another Luke Wilson pep talk. Instead, we’re waiting for a AT&T media rep to write us back and further clarify the situation. [Consumerist]

: According to the folks at TechTrackr, AT&T told them that the reason for the mysterious lack of iPhones for New Yorkers is because AT&T “periodically modif[ies] [their] promotions and distribution channels.” AT&T refused to go beyond that statement, so this is still a bit of a head scratcher.




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Q-TV2 Speakers Tuck Stereo Speakers, Subwoofer Behind Your Flat Panel TV [Speakers]

December 28th, 2009 | No Comments »

The sound quality could be dubious, but the design is clever: By squishing the sub and speakers down to a few inches in width, Q Acoustics has managed to hide a complete speaker system behind your flat panel TV.

The rig works with TVs that range between 30- and 42-inches, attaches to an existing frame or can even just chill with your TV on a stand. Available in Europe only for now, it costs a somewhat lofty $500.

My only question is one related to vibration. By placing the subwoofer directly behind the TV and against the wall/frame that supports it, will there be any visible vibration on the screen as you watch Kirk and company blast Nero into subspace? I ask because a similar thing happens to my rearview mirror when I blast my pop music at high decibels in the coche. [Q Acoustic via Red Ferret via DVICE]




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AT&T Bans Online iPhone Sales to New Yorkers [Att]

December 27th, 2009 | No Comments »

Consumerist is investigating a reader’s complaint regarding the inability to purchase an through AT&T’s website when using an NY zip code. So far they’ve discovered that, according to a CS rep: “New York is not ready for the .”

This is the conversation Consumerist’s Laura Northrup had with an AT&T customer service representative after confirming that iPhones could not be purchased when using any New York zip code:

Daphne: Welcome to AT&T Sales . How may I assist you with placing your order today?

Laura: Hi, I was looking at the and the system tells me that I cannot order one in my ZIP code. My zip code is 11231. (Brooklyn, NY) Is this true? Are iPhones no longer available in New York City?

Daphne: I am happy to be helping you today . Yes, this is correct the phone is not offered to you because New York is not ready for the .

Daphne: You don’t have enough towers to handle the phone.

Laura: Thank you for your help. So the phone is not available to people anywhere in the city?

Daphne: Yes this is correct Laura.

Yikes. So the solution to a localized network strain from heavy data usage is to stop sales of a particular phone? Doesn’t exactly seem like a sensible idea, especially since there are plenty of iPhones in AT&T’s brick-and-mortar New York stores.

I’m definitely curious to hear if AT&T makes an official statement on this issue and what the, probably innocent, explanation is. [Consumerist]

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PkgBackup for Cydia Improves Speed, Adds Category Support

December 27th, 2009 | No Comments »

PkgBackup, a backup application for Cydia packages by Jibril Gueye, has been updated to version 3.1.6.

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Pedal Brain App Might Do For Cyclists What Nike+ Did For Runners [IPhone Apps]

December 27th, 2009 | No Comments »

Cycling are nothing new to the App Store, but this hardware/software combo called Pedal Brain is the first to provide convenient ANT+ wireless device .

As a quick primer, ANT+ is a wireless standard used by cyclists to measure and analyze their ride performance using a variety of wireless devices. It’s been around for a while, but until Pedal Brain, there was no way to sync it up to an of iPod . Now there is!

Once you plug the Pedal Brain Synapse hardware device into your phone or , you’ll start to get updates in real- via the app on screen. When you’re all done pedaling for the day, you can sync up with Pedal Brain on the Internet for a more in-depth analysis. There’s team too, which could make the software a boon for coaches.

The device/app will be available this spring, possibly in March, for $130 to $190. Unfortunately, the steep price does not include the additional charge for a subscription. A limited free version will be available at launch, but will crap out on you after a few weeks. [Pedal Brain via TechCrunch]




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iSSH – SSH / VNC Console (4.0.10)

December 27th, 2009 | No Comments »

iSSH – SSH / VNC Console (4.0.10)
Zinger-Soft
Category: Business
Price: $4.99

Application :
SSH and Telnet emulator of VT100, VT102, VT220, ANSI, xterm, and xterm-color terminals integrated with tunneled a VNC client and an X server.

• Tunneled VNC client
• Tunneled X server
• for any non-standard ssh or vnc port
• Multiple simultaneous connections
• 3.0 cut and paste (double tap in console)
• Nearly every encoding supported
• Reachability notification
• Features a VGA BBS ANSI compatible font
• Portrait and landscape
• 53×24 or 80×24 with scroll-back buffer
• Arrow keys (by gesture or by toolbar). Ctrl, alt, esc, tab, shift, Fn keys (1-10), ` key, all in combination.
• Keys are highlighted to confirm combination.
• Store any number of connections and configurations
• Command execution on connection
• Transparent keyboard
• Four selectable monospaced fonts
• Via EDGE, WiFi or
• RSA and DSA key generation and exchange via email or password-connected SSH
• Can “uninterrupted” connections via GNU Screen and the command option.
• Transfers public keys automatically, without needing to email first.
• Pinch zooming


iSSH is effectively several clients in one. You get ssh/telnet/raw connections along with X11 and VNC tunneling. All along side multiple, simultaneous connections with more complete terminal compatibility, more keys and a more consistent UI than any other other /iPod SSH client.


Please note: Transferring files via WinSCP will not and cannot work with legitimate SSH .

New in this Version:
• Highlighted occupied key pie menu cells
• Fixed caps lock setting
• Improved stability and

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