Sudoku and speed enthusiasts, rejoice: now you can have both in one game! Andy Wise’s new iPhone game, Numbl, is a fun math workout that involves addition…with a timer. Just tap enough the numbers on the tiles to add up to the number at the top of the screen. Each tile [continue reading...]

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Are you one of those people who love hearing their grandpas tell stories about WWII? And do you wish you could have lived through the experience?

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Last Front: Europe

Arodius is a new dual-stick overhead survival shooter released by Mobile Force. While gameplay is generally consistent with other games within the genre, there are several aspects of Arodius that sets it apart.

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Google has released an iPad friendly version of their popular RSS aggregator service called Google Reader Play. This service uses Reader’s popular ‘Recommended Items’ feature to offer an easy way for users to browse through interesting blog and news articles.

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Google Releases iPad Friendly News Reader: Google Reader Play

Since healthcare professionals are telling the general public to become more involved with their own healthcare all the time, why not use technology to make involvement simpler. An addition to a handful of other iPhone apps that allow users to track specific medical information, Chronic Pain Tracker is a fairly comprehensive app that helps track chronic pain by providing users with an easy way to create a log with details of their ailment.

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Create a Comprehensive Pain Log With Chronic Pain Tracker

Filed under: iPad It seems that a lot of Apple-related events happen while I’m on cruise ships. Back in 1998, for example, I was aboard a cruise ship when I read the headline that Apple had decided to drop the Newton MessagePad . Before we went on this trip, I knew that Apple would start taking iPad pre-orders and reservations on March 12, so I expected that I’d just be able to pull up the Apple website early in the morning, pop in my reservation, and then go on with my vacation

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Checking in from Samana Bay, Dominican Republic, aboard the M/S Regatta

As you might already know, iPad Wi-Fi+3G customers will have the option to opt for either $14.99 per month for 250 MB or $29.99 for unlimited contract free data plans. Though iPad Wi-Fi+3G models will be available only towards the end of April, Apple has released details on how customers..

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Apple Provides Details On How To Manage iPad 3G Data Plans

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The FCC Mobile Broadband Test is a free iPhone app from The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to do quick and easy tests of your upload speed, download speed, and latency of your mobile broadband connection. The free app is seriously simple to use and works with a single tap

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FCC Mobile Broadband Test

Filed under: MobileMe Many folks were excited when Apple announced Back to My Mac as part of MobileMe . Being able to remotely access your Mac from anywhere sounded like magic. We’re used to products from Apple that “just work” but for most people most of the time, Back to My Mac “just doesn’t.” To maximize your chances, you’re supposed to use a supported router , but even that’s no guarantee

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Use DynDNS for better success with Back To My Mac

If – like me – your fridge is black, then these shiny iPhone app fridge magnets from Jailbreak Collective will look very smart indeed displayed on the door. Just 13 bucks gets you a set of these icon almost-replicas

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iPhone App Magnets To Appify Your Fridge

Filed under: Retail , Apple , iPad According to MacDailyNews , shoppers who placed iPad pre-orders this morning are being told by Apple Store employees that demand could affect their plans for in-store pickup. It seems that several customers ordered iPads this morning, opting for at-home delivery.

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"Overwhelming" demand limiting iPad in-store pickup

Soft Sailor is a tech blog I’ve not encountered before, but today I stumbled across a very odd post indeed. Published just yesterday, it recommends downloading something a little bit unusual: Internet Explorer 5.2.3. Which is only, let’s see now… about seven years old

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Tech Site Recommends 7-Year-Old IE5 Download