Mikey Shorts for iPhone Review
Mikey Shorts is the first game brought to you by BeaverTap Games and is a challenging platform game. If you have ever played games like Super Mario or Pizza Boy then this game will be right up your street.
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British Gas Safe and Secure First Impressions
British Gas Safe and Secure First Impressions
Pastry Panic for iPhone and iPad Review
Brought to you by Underground Pixel, Pastry Panic is a fun donut eating game. There is a huge problem at the Pastry factory, there are cogs and bolts loose and thrown around the factory.
The olloclip iPhone 4 and 4S Fish Eye Wide Angle and Macro Lens System
The successful kickstarter project Olloclip 3-in-one lens is an awesome product that sits in one of my favourite accessories box; the lens simply clips on to iPhone 4 or 4s camera area just as the name suggests.
Edifier Prisma E3350 Speakers
An audio and visual delight, the Edifier Prisma speaker system is a treat for your eyes and ears! The exotic looking pyramid shaped subwoofer and satellites will complement modern PC and monitors styles, while the glossy white finish will suit contemporary homes.
iPEVO Origami Folio Case for the new iPad and iPad 2
Microfiber folio case uses a unique origami cover to double as a stand for the new iPad 3 and iPad 2
Catapult King iOS Game Review
Become the catapult…Take down forts, castles and even a fire-breathing dragon in Catapult King—the King of castle crushers! Rescue the princess and defeat the enemy in this beautiful, 3D fantasy adventure.
Review: Groove 2 for iPhone and iPad
Don’t know what to listen to? With Groove, find the perfect playlist for any occasion in just a few taps. Groove studies your listening habits and creates a wide variety of instant mixes like your own personal DJ. You’ll never have to manually create a playlist again.
Running out of toys to play with? Try Nanodots
Nanodots are kick-ass, take-no-prisoners, juiced-up super magnets. They require no instructions and will never need an upgrade.
Featuring: no flashing lights, computer chips or batteries, these tactile dots derive their allure from sheer magnetic force and human imagination.
Retina MacBook Pro Hands On Review
The star of WWDC this week was Apple’s next generation MacBook Pro. Not only is it impossibly thin — thinner than a finger — but it comes equipped with the highest resolution screen (2880×1800) on any laptop ever.