The Mad Catz Micro C.T.R.L.i is the most affordable iPhone- and iPad-compatible wireless game controller on the market, and that alone will make it the ideal choice for many mobile gamers, even though its design has a few glaring issues.
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Review: Mad Catz Micro C.T.R.L.i wireless game controller for iPhone and iPad 0
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Pocket Casts Update Brings 64-Bit Support, UI Improvements & More 1
October 28th at 8:44pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsPocket Casts, now my favorite podcast management client for iOS, now supports the new 64-bit A7 processor built into the iPhone 5s and the new iPads, thanks to its latest update that’s available to download today. The release also brings…
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Stripe Adds Two-Step Verification Option 0
December 14th at 2:16am / The Next Web / 0 opinionsStripe on Thursday announced it has added a new two-step verification setting in an effort to improve the security of its service. To use the new feature, you’ll also need to download the Google Authenticator mobile app for Android or iOS....
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Philips Hue lights now work with Sharknado 3 and an Xbox One game 0
July 16th at 7:09am / The Verge / 0 opinionsHmm," you might think while watching this month's Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! "This apparent documentary about sharks, tornadoes, and the carnage that happens when they combine is great, but I sure wish it were accompanied by a set of lights that changed color and blinked in time with the action." If so, you're in luck â Philips is partnering with Syfy to produce a special Sharknado 3 "light track" for its color-changing Hue lighting system....
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Angry Birds Star Wars II Update Brings New Secret Levels, Characters & More 0
November 1st at 3:44pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsWondering what to download first on your new iPad Air? If you’re an Angry Birds fan, you’ll probably want to get the new Angry Birds Star Wars II update, which adds a bunch of new âsecretâ levels, new characters â including silver C3PO and…
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24me is a Robust iOS App for Tracking Chores, Bills and Birthdays 0
January 21st at 12:19pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsThere is no shortage of mobile productivity and to-do list apps, but finding one that can intelligently pull in all of your daily tasks from external sources is a little less common....
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Stupid Zombies 3 serves up brainy fun 0
July 24th at 9:44pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsThe zombies are here and they’re standing around waiting to be blown to bits. See, these are “Stupid Zombies” and the object of this third installment in the franchise is the same as the first two: use a knowledge of…
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In Legal Dispute With People+, CrunchBase Admits It May Need To Learn More About Creative Commons 0
November 6th at 4:43am / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsOur colleagues at CrunchBase found themselves in the spotlight this morning when Wired published a story about their legal dispute with a startup called Pro Populi over its app People+. Now the CrunchBase team has responded in a post of its own, making the case for why it was going after People+ and also acknowledging that it may have more to learn about how it can and can't control CrunchBase…
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Storybook App Helps Kids Overcome Needle Phobia 0
January 17th at 7:10pm / Mashable / 0 opinionsNo one likes a trip to the doctor. Triple that dread if you're a child-turned-banshee once a needle comes into the picture. There's an app for that, and just in time for flu season. Healthline Networks launched a "Big Shots Get Shots" campaign to help children overcome their needle fear, or trypanophobia. Along with a free iPhone app to distract little ones on the examining table, the campaign encourages parents to take an online pledge to end needle phobia.
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Microsoft's Outlook email app arrives on the Apple Watch 0
August 6th at 1:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsMicrosoft has been a strong supporter of the Apple Watch, and that's continuing today with the release of Outlook for Apple Watch. If you have been using the Outlook email app for iOS then it already works relatively well with the Apple Watch, but the latest update makes it easier to see full emails and the ability to now reply to messages. By default, Outlook notifications on the Apple Watch now show a lot more of the email body instead of cutting it short after a couple of sentences. While you still...
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Energy Department releases iPhone app to help drivers find alternative fuel stations 0
November 8th at 2:29am / The Verge / 0 opinionsIn an effort to help drivers use different fuel sources, the US Energy Department has released an iPhone app that can point drivers in the direction of alternative fueling stations. The locations include electric charging stations, and others that offer biodiesel, natural gas, ethanol, hydrogen, and propane options. The app — which is even clad in iOS 7's simple style — allows users to search through over 15,000 stations for ones that are nearby them on a map. It's part of an ongoing effort by the...
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Banjo Launches Tablet Version To Create The Second Stream Live 2
January 25th at 9:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsBanjo has launched iPad and Android tablet versions of its location-based service in an attempt to help people better get involved in events happening around the world right from the comfort of their own seats at home. The company has already begun utilizing the service during the National Football League (NFL) playoffs for those users who like or follow the sport, but it’s not limited to sports — it can work with live events in general....
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Cardwheel Is A Memories App That Recalls Photos Based On Context, Not Time 0
August 18th at 8:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsLaunching today, Cardwheel is an app that recalls a fresh set of memories each day. However, unlike year-ago-remembering apps, Cardwheel uses machine learning to recall relevant, contextual memories based on a number of different factors.Here’s how the service works: Every morning users are presented with a daily wheel of up to 12 photos. These photos come from places like your…
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Sony Launches PlayStation App for iOS and Android 2
November 13th at 3:05pm / Mashable / 0 opinionsSony has launched the official PlayStation app for iOS and Android, ahead of the PlayStation 4 launch later this week. The app lets users access the PlayStation Network from their smartphones and tablets. Even if you're away from your PlayStation, you can now compare trophies and see what your friends are playing, chat with friends, receive notifications, game alerts and invitations.
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Macworld Live returns 8
January 30th at 12:02am / Macworld / 0 opinionsMacworld Live is moving up. As always, Macworld’s editors will be haunting the floors of Macworld/iWorld (events start this Thursday). But this year, the popular Macworld Live public stage show will be featured among the gems of the “Live Zone,” which occupies the second floor of Mosone West in San Francisco....
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Create Amazing Paintings With Just Your iPad 0
July 21st at 12:14pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsArt. It’s something we all aspire to from the earliest of age and a pursuit of all humankind, including ancient cave and modern city dwellers, folks from the suburbs and people from the Renaissance. Head into any art museum and you’ll see paintings along the walls made with a variety of styles, techniques, and philosophical points of view. Would you like to “brush up” on your painting skills? Practice drawing with colored pencils, pen and ink, water colors? How about acrylics, oils, or pastels. You can ...
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The newest Tomb Raider is a beautiful mobile puzzle game 0
August 27th at 5:29pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsHitman Go was a wonderful surprise. The mobile game took the core of the Hitman franchise â sneaking around and killing people â and turned it into digital board game, where a cold-blooded assassin was just a piece you moved around a board. It was weird, but it worked, and resulted in one of the best mobile puzzle games around. Now Square Enix has done the same with another unsuspecting blockbuster franchise: Tomb Raider. Lara Croft Go takes the pulpy adventures of the tomb raiding heroine and...
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Connected home provider Nest to roll out updates to its iOS and Android apps over coming days 1
November 15th at 10:08am / The Next Web / 0 opinionsSmart home technology provider Nest announced today that it is rolling out updates over the next few days to its iOS and Android apps, as well as to its learning thermostat....
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FreshBooks is a nifty accounting tool for iOS 0
February 1st at 5:42pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsFreshBooks is a free cloud-based accounting app that helps you manage clients and projects, send invoices, and track time, expenses, and estimates right from your iPhone. The app is compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad running iOS 4.3 or later....
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Dolphin Browser 5.0 Brings Saved Passwords, Autocomplete, Email Sharing & More 0
June 1st at 4:21am / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsDolphin is widely regarding as one of the best third-party web browsers for the iPad, and it’s a particular favorite of mine, firmly stuck to the first page of my home screen on all of my iOS devices. With version 5.0 for the iPad, Dolphin gets even better, with the ability to save passwords; autocomplete browsing history, bookmarks, and searches; share URLs via email, and more.
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5 can't-miss apps: Simply Piano, Skype, Threads and more 0
September 6th at 3:25am / Mashable / 0 opinionsThis week's list includes a redesigned Skype, a clever way app to make up your own text threads and an app to help you learn to play piano.