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By Gary Ng on February 7th, 2012

The second season of AMC’s The Walking Dead debuts next Friday on February 17th. This zombie apocalypse series is fantastic and FX has just launched their Walkers Kill Count iPhone app to go along with the latest continuation of season 2. This app uses audio watermarking technology to allow you to play along as you…

By Usman on February 7th, 2012

Citytv today unveiled the full episodic breakdown for the 11-week, 22-episode of Canada’s largest talent search series ‘Canada’s Got Talent’ which will begin on Sunday, March 4 on Citytv. The show will air Sundays and Mondays and the first-ever Canada’s Got Talent winner will be revealed in the live season finale on May 14. Great news is, you can…

By Daniel Waters on February 7th, 2012

Apple has issued an announcement on its Developer site, warning developer not to artificially manipulate their Apps rankings: Once you build a great app, you want everyone to know about it. However, when you promote your app, you should avoid using services that advertise or guarantee top placement in App Store charts. Even if you…

By Matt Watterworth on February 6th, 2012

The popular Air Miles program has released the Canadian version of their application in the App Store and it comes with the features you’d expect such as checking your points balance and browsing rewards available to you. There’s also an interesting feature which borrows from Foursquare allowing you to check in at Air Miles sponsor locations….

By Keith Little on February 4th, 2012

According to The Guardian, his name is Anton Sinelnikov and he makes fake apps–games mostly–intended to dupe iPhone and iPad owners into buying one of his titles instead of the real thing. Fake apps that are costing real independent developers lost profits, costing customers lost cash, and generating a mixed response from Apple. Sinelnikov’s fake apps…

By Usman on February 3rd, 2012

Today, Apple has released a critical update for iBooks taking it to version 2.0.1 with fixes a major issue which prevented some iBooks Textbooks from opening in the application. Even though Apple has not specified the exact cause of this bug but reportedly the Textbooks launch issue faced by iBooks 2.0 users has now been fixed….

By Gary Ng on February 3rd, 2012

By far one of the best sports tracking apps on the iPhone is ScoreMobile, launched in 2008. Last November the app received cool gesture-based updates, and today some more features have arrived. The 3.2 update and it brings new features such as a horizontal stats viewer, full team schedules for all leagues, and the addition…

By Matt Watterworth on February 2nd, 2012

The Everpix iPhone app has been released in the App Store. This app lets you essentially store all of your pictures automatically into their cloud storage from your Camera Roll, Facebook, Instagram, Flickr and more. The iPhone app is the companion app to the original Mac-only application (Windows version coming soon). Everpix wants to solve…

By Kris Meador on February 2nd, 2012

  I’m starting a new monthly feature called Time Waster of the Month, or TWM for short. Every month I’ll give you a look at an app that I can’t stop playing and that I feel is worth the download. With the Super Bowl set for this Sunday, I figured the perfect way to launch…

By Matt Watterworth on January 31st, 2012

King Camera is an impressive little photo app now available on the app store. I had never used the application before but it’s making quite a splash lately with it’s most recent update and the fact that it is now free. Your iPhone is capable of a number of things that aren’t immediately available in…