Ice Rage Mountain Sheep Genre: Games Price: $0.99 Release Date: December 14, 2011 ★★★★★ New game from the developers of Bike Baron, Death Rally and Minigore. ★★★★★ Enviro-Bear and John Gore as guest stars! #1 Sports Game in US, Canada, Finland and 21 other countries! Gameplay video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkFP2C512Y4 A Tribute to Hat Trick Ice Rage brings the classic 8-bit hockey experience to the 21st century! We dare you to take on John Gore, or challenge your friend in the most intense single-device multiplayer you've ever experienced. There are 9 different human players to choose from and if that is not enough, try out the Ice Aces, amazing special characters such as lightning fast Santa or heavy-hitting Enviro-Bear
Spice Invaders (Free) by Chillingo Ltd puts you in the role of a space pirate pillaging Earth for spice. While you may need to read that sentence a second time to let it sink in, the rest of this game is very straightforward. Spice Invaders is a tower defense game, so those familiar with that category already know the drill.
Avid Studio Avid® Genre: Photo & Video Price: $4.99 Release Date: January 20, 2012 Big-screen moviemaking comes to the touchscreen with Avid® Studio for iPad. We’ve distilled the world’s leading film-editing technology into an easy-to-use app that enables you to edit video, audio, and photos at the speed of your creativity. Swiftly arrange your clips in the Storyboard, make precision edits using the Timeline, and add high-quality transitions, effects, and a soundtrack
BBX: 10 things you need to know The future of BlackBerry is HTML5 plus the same QNX operating system that’s in the PlayBook – and also in many cars, set-top boxes and even nuclear power stations. The next version of the BlackBerry OS will be called BlackBerry 10 or BB10 (not BBX after a lawsuit was filed ), it will run on phones as well as tablets and it’s a big change from the current BlackBerry OS (based on a mobile version of Java). It also means rewriting all the BlackBerry apps out there, including RIM’s own apps like email and calendar, which we still haven’t seen on the PlayBook.
BANGCRASHCREAK *coughcough* We’re free! 7 days in Mobile, TechRadar’s alternative and mostly fictitious look at the week’s events, has freed itself from its prison under the disused BenQ Siemens HQ and has returned to find the world is a wholly different place. We won’t tell you how we came to be entombed in a coffin made entirely of Windows Mobile handsets – but let’s just say a certain unicorn was pretty unhappy with certain people ‘censoring his words on the beautiful BlackBerry Storm’.