iPhone — Sandbox World

Animal Balloon Typography

The Animal Font iPhone app will bring out the child playfulness in you and put a smile on everybody.

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The iPhone and Ipad are making life a lot easier as of late. You can now buy a credit card reader for individuals and businesses to accept credit cards. I was thinking the iPhone would be complete if a Swiss Army knife attachment were added. It would the greatest tool ever.

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Adobe Photoshop Touch: Interaction With Tablet Devices

Photoshop is escaping from your PC and out into the wild with an app version that will liberate your creativity. The freedom of mobility will expand your art into a whole new realm. From phones to tablets, Photoshop will increase your productivity.

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IPhone Perhaps the Most Popular Camera

Source: Geekaphone

The online presence of pictures taking keeps growing each day, the iPhone and now the iPad2 have become more than anything a camera than a phone or a tablet. People are recoding their daily lives with pictures around them with their Apple devices. Apple has managed to take a chunk of the camera market and perhaps will have a major impact in the production of cameras in the future. How will other companies counteract to this new threat?

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Peel: Taking Control of Your TV

The idiot box will no longer control you. Peel is determined to give you full control of your viewing in a whole new perceptive. There might be nothing on but Peel will find you what you need. Peel is your personal TV guide for the iPhone and will change the way you watch television with the Peel app. The $99.00 Peel universal control might turn a few people off when there are other apps offered for free without the universal control.

The free Peel app features:

• A beautiful guide to see what’s available to watch on your TV
• Separate views for TV shows, movies, and sports
• Show summaries including episode information, cover art, viewing times, and the channel number for your provider
• Highlight your favorite programming, and over time, Peel tailors its top picks to your preferences
• Find shows and sports from only the channels that are actually available to you, including optional premium channels
• A simple search interface for finding exactly the show you want
• Share what you’re watching on Facebook and Twitter in one easy step
• Current and future time slots – see up to a week ahead
• Set alarms so you never miss an upcoming show

Filed Under: apps, software, TV, web Tagged With: app, iPhone, Peel, remote, TV, TV control

Tiny Wings: The New Angry Birds

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Tiny Wings is cashing in on the fame of Angry Birds. Not exactly the same type of game but the bird theme might get exhausted as many are trying to copy the birdmania. Tiny Wings comes out looking like a well animated game for your smartphone with intriguing levels of gaming and animation. This game is truly eye candy and worth a whirl. Take a test drive of Tiny Wings, it’s a winner. It’s now available on the App Store for $0.99.

You have always dreamed of flying – but your wings are tiny. Luckily the world is full of beatiful hills. Use the hills as jumps – slide down, flap your wings and fly! At least for a moment – until this annoying gravity brings you back down to earth. But the next hill is waiting for you already. Watch out for the night and fly as fast as you can. Otherwise flying will only be a dream once again.

Filed Under: apps, blogging, cartoons, web Tagged With: Andreas Illiger, Angry Birds, apple, games, iPad, iPhone, Itunes, Tiny Wings

Punch Your Friends

Now why would you want to punch your friends? Seems counterproductive in maintaining friendships. Punch Your Friends is a fun app to clobber some of your friends and enemies. Even your boss. Another useless app making a splash for a week or two. It’s free. If I had to pay for this I think Phillip Kaplan would be punch worthy.

Take pictures of your friends and then “virtually” punch them by tapping the screen. Fun sounds and bruising effects. Email the final, altered photo to share it with your friends.

Filed Under: apps, blogging, software, web, weird Tagged With: app, iPhone, Phillip Kaplan, Punch Your Friends

The 8mm Vintage Camera App

With an abundance of cheap film making devices, the technology puts the 8mm camera to shame. There are some people out there who are nostalgic and want that touch of old once again. The 8mm Vintage Camera app delivers the old school look and feel of the 8mm camera faults with either jittery shots or out of focus and crappy shots you always desired from the 20th century.

8mm Vintage Camera brings your iPhone and iPod Touch back in time to capture the beauty and magic of old school vintage movies. By mixing and matching films and lenses, you can recreate the atmosphere of those bygone eras with 25 timeless retro looks. Dust & scratches, retro colors, flickering, light leaks, frame jitters – all can be instantly added with a single tap or swipe.

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The Polaroid iPhone Decal

If you remember the Polaroid commercials from Mariette Hartley and James Garner, the Polaroid iPhone decal is the thing for you. Still having a tough time adjusting to the 20th century. The Polaroid iPhone decal will keep you grounded a bit in the 20th century. Old school meets new school.

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Tap! The iPhone and iPad Magazine

Tap! Tap! Tap! Tap! That’s the sound the world is making today and perhaps for many years as people are tapping on their iPhones, iPads and other devices as they communicate their thoughts. A great new magazine has found some space on the stands called, Tap! The iPhone and iPad Magazine. Another UK amazing tech magazine offering. The UK publishers make great magazines. They seem to be filled with more information. If you love apps, Tap! The iPhone and iPad Magazine is for you. Get the latest news on these app driven devices.

Filed Under: advertising, blogging, gadgets, games, magazines, news, software, web Tagged With: iPad, iPhone, magazine, tap, UK

Word Lens: Universal Translator

Globetrotting just got a little easier. Word Lens is like something out of the Star Trek universe, a universal translator. The clever app can translate any printed sign you encounter on your trips.

Instantly translate printed words from one language to another with your built-in video camera, in real time! Use Word Lens on vacation, business travel, and just for fun.

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Hasbro 3-D for iPhone

My3D from Hasbro will rock the world this spring with a $30 device resembling binoculars that promises three-dimensional content offering a 360-degree experience in gaming. The device is made for iPod and iPhone users. My3D will put your old View-Master to shame.

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Prejudice of the Smartphones

There three type of smartphone users out there. The iPhone, Android and BlackBerry dominate the market. The phone you decide to purchase is reflective of your personality. C-Section Comics breaks down the prejudice of the iPhone, Android and BlackBerry dialer. Which one are you?

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Charlie Chaplin Time Traveler Revealed

The world is abuzz with the latest Charlie Chaplin time traveler using a cell phone found in a previously unreleased footage of Chaplin’s 1928 film ‘The Circus’. The mysterious individual can now be seen for the first time in another Charlie Chaplin classic, Modern Times. Why do you think they used Charlie Chaplin as a mascot? It all makes sense now.

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