One of the more fascinating apps to arrive recently for the iPad is 48 Hours Mystery from the folks at CBS Interactive . The free app includes information and video clips from the popular true-crime series. Best of all, an in-app purchase unlocks full-length episodes and other premium features. Launched quietly last month, 48 Hours Mystery is the perfect companion to one of television’s most interesting and understated long-term series
Ticket to Ride Pocket , the iPhone and iPod Touch version of the hit board game, is available now in the App Store. The title supports solo play, local pass-and-play and local Wi-Fi/Bluetooth. Created by Days Of Wonder , Ticket to Ride first arrived exclusively on the iPad in May. Almost immediately, the game became a top-seller, both in its category and in the App Store in general
Are you a fan of sand-combing apps, nature sound apps, and other relaxation apps? If so, then you will probably enjoy Ripple HD. It’s universal, so you can use it on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad
Good morning! Today’s episode of iWake With AppAdvice is now available. Topics include: *Apple Changes Their Board of Directors *More iTunes Match Info Revealed *One More Reason Not To Jailbreak *What If Apple Created Their Own Cell Phone Network? *A New Netflix App Is On The Way *Grab An Apple TV For 90 Bucks! It is available through iTunes or you can use this RSS feed to subscribe to it in your favorite podcasting app. Here is a direct link for your convenience: iWake – 11.16.2011 – 7 Minutes, 20 Seconds – 5.7 MB Your browser does not support the audio element.
Lifelike Apps, Inc. recently unveiled their newest app for the iPad, [Alarm : Clock] . The $3.99 app is a follow-up to the company’s popular Alarm Clock’ app, first released in June 2010. While we found the original app innovative as well as practical, this one has left us scratching our heads. At its core, Alarm : Clock tries too hard to provide both “realism and customization options” and ends up over complicating and ruining the user experience