It has been a few months since Microsoft updated its Bing iPhone and iPod touch app with any substantial features, but today they have decided to put an end to that streak . Bing v1.3 adds new travel and map features that bring it much closer to the company’s desktop search tool. Mobile Bing users are now able to get in-depth flight information from the Travel link located on the app’s home screen
iFlux Capacitor Pocket Paradox, LLC Genre: Entertainment Price: $0.99 Release Date: September 20, 2010 It's what makes time travel possible, and now you can use it on your iPhone, iPod, and your iPad! iFlux Capacitor is a detailed virtual replica of the famous flux capacitor invented by Dr. Emmett Brown in 1985, with finely crafted animation, functioning time circuits, and a working speedometer*.
Overview You wake up in the woods at night, and you just have to run non-stop to escape. This sets the stage for Dead Runner which is a casual endless first person running experience where you tilt to guide yourself through the forest. The game has a similar style to Cube Runner, but with a haunted theme.
Overview For those of you who can’t get enough celebrity news, you can now have all the People magazine goodness on your iPad. The iPad version of People isn’t simply the print magazine gone digital, but actually adds new aspects. There are iPad exclusive sections, features, and photos & videos not included in the print magazine plus everything that is, but without the paper. Features Each issue currently costs $3.99 which is the same as the newsstand price, but there isn’t an option to subscribe to the iPad version
Numbers Apple Inc. Genre: Productivity Price: $9.99 Release Date: April 01, 2010 Numbers is the most innovative spreadsheet app ever designed for a mobile device. It’s the application you know and love for the Mac, completely reworked from the ground up for iPad. Tap the bright Multi-Touch display to create compelling, great-looking spreadsheets in minutes.