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By Ex on July 17th, 2009

A social night out can have some form of alcohol involved and no matter what, we should always Drink Responsibly. Today, I have an application for you that further helps you to keep your social night out under control. It is called ‘DrinkTracker Breathalyzer‘ and it will tell you your Blood-Alcohol Content so you know…

By Ex on July 16th, 2009

Polaris for iPhone is a new block-falling puzzle game that challenges your quick thinking and hand-eye coordination. Polaris by Alexandre Karpenko Polaris is a new block-falling game that I would describe as block-falling meets Bejeweled. The game focuses around blocks that consist of four colors that you push toward tiles in an attempt to deactivate…

By Ex on July 15th, 2009

Some say graffiti is a free form expression of art, while others say that graffiti is nothing more than vandalism. Well whichever you believe, one thing is for sure, graffiti on your iPhone is wicked cool and the Graffiti Creator app makes it happen! Graffiti Creator by SoviloN Software Graffiti Creator is the first app…

By Gary Ng on July 15th, 2009

Apple yesterday released some official numbers on the status of the App Store, and they are as predicted, “mind-blasting” (NSFW–language) in the word of Russell Peters. The App Store has continued to play a major role in the selling of iPhone hardware. The status of the App Store after celebrating its one year anniversary: -…

By Ex on July 14th, 2009

Have you ever heard of the LOMO LC-A camera? If not, it was a camera developed in the old Soviet Union around the 1980′s and since then has spawned a world-wide fan-base with a proactive organization called the Lomographic Society. The camera has become extremely popular due to its ability to take obscure photos and…

By Ex on July 13th, 2009

You may have heard of a file sharing/file storage application called Air Sharing for iPhone. If not, you can check out our review of Air Sharing here! Today I have the successor to Air Sharing, called Air Sharing Pro, which keeps the same functionality as the original application but adds many more features including additional…

By Ex on July 12th, 2009

The iPhone provides you with two primary methods to make phone calls; dialing a phone number manually or tapping on a phone number. Today we add a third method of making phone calls by using Sketch A Call to sketch the phone call! Sketch A Call by Squid Ink Sketch A Call completely changes the…

By Ex on July 11th, 2009

Today I have an application that adds new functionality to the iPhone copy and paste. The application is called Copy Share and it allows you to copy and paste content between your iPhone clipboard and any other iPhone, iPod Touch, or Mac computer. Copy Share by Ed Lea Copy Share takes the newly added copy…

By Gary Ng on July 10th, 2009

One year ago today, Apple introduced the App Store to the world. The App Store started out with 500 applications for people to download. Today, it is now at a staggering 50,000 apps and counting, with over 1,000,000,000 downloads. It’s pretty incredible when you think about it. The scary thing is it doesn’t seem like…

By Ex on July 10th, 2009

As expected, Vancouver BC was covered in rain this week. As a frequent commuter, the weather is very important to me as I like to know whether I should pack for rain, snow, sun, or what ever other mysteries Vancouver likes to throw my way. This week however, I used the help of Weather Machine….