After not receiving any updates for more than seven months, PDF Expert for iPhone and iPod touch finally gets some attention. Released to the App Store yesterday, v3.0 adds audio notes, a secondary display view, sorting, signature support, Microsoft SkyDrive support, and more.
I’ve written about Triple Entendre before , and it’s no small feat that the title continues to stand out above all other entrants in the saturated trivia app marketplace. It’s a complex, confusing, reference-filled head-scratcher from start to finish.
An approach preferred in automotive applications, CarTunes Music Player utilizes touch gestures to offer a more forgiving control interface, therefore, requiring less attention. The design has been tweaked a few times already, although, v5.0 includes a name and icon change, plus significant modifications to the user interface, settings, and more to return the app to a more simplified concept. Previously, you would perform a two finger swipe upwards to select music and adjust applications preferences, such as appearance and gestures. In this latest version, those options have been moved into the iOS Settings app and the music selection breakdown has been shifted to tabbed listings
Panther, Dolphin, Canary, Monkey, Camel and Racoon. You’d be forgiven for thinking we’d been on Safari, alas we’re not THAT lucky. As we squirrel away (see what we did there?) our hard earned dosh, we like to know that we get the best from our network. This tends to vary from person to person: cue Orange’s slightly incomprehensible animal plans.





