 This App is definitely similar to other apps for the golfers out there, like Golfshot and Bethpage Black Golf GPS.
This is the PGA Tour Leaderboard, and it is an officially licensed product from the PGA itself. It is essentially a “scoring app” to follow your favorite players through play-by-play updates throughout every round, shot, and yard details.
For all golfers with the iPhone or the iPod Touch, you should know something: it is free.
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 Those who enjoy the accelerometer games with rolling balls might enjoy Dark Nebula: Episode 2.
Dark Nebula 2 is twice as long as its predecessor, and it does take the action off of the screen, not like Labyrinth 2 with one level maze per screen. DN 2 has 25 new enemies and obstacles, plus 19 levels to span across six different environments.
The game is about $0.99, and sounds like it is a good deal for this.
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 This is 1951, a flying shooter game that looks a lot like 1942 form Capcom.
For some reason, 1951 takes place during World War One, which is actually a few years after World War Two. Supposedly, there is a reason why biplanes and fighting a war is taking place in 1951, but you can enjoy the 3D graphics with ever-changing weather conditions. I suppose if you want more realism, you can get the Snoopy the Flying Ace App.
You can get the App for $2 at iTunes now.
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 So today I’m tackling a Nokia for you, and you may not have seen this one around. Either that or you have and you want to know something about it, which is exactly why you turn here in the first place. Today we’re talking about the Nokia 5800, a phone with a lot of power to it.
The Nokia 5800 is a candy bar style cell phone with conference call capability, voice recorder, speakerphone, Bluetooth connectivity, built-in stereo speakers, Wi-Fi, mobile web, mobile email, Java application capability, a variety of downloadable content items, a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash and video capability, alarm clock, calendar, basic calculator, eight gig of onboard flash memory, a stylus, GPS, a 3.5mm headset jack, an audio / video out port, and a battery capable of yielding about nine hours worth of talk time on a single charge.
The controls on the Nokia 5800 are pretty simple to handle, though the touch screen can be a bit slow at times. The battery life is definitely a lot longer than the average and, all things considered, there’s plenty to like here. Oh, sure, it can’t touch the Nexus One and iPhone for sheer utility, but there’s definitely plenty here for the average person.
In fact, most people will probably have all their needs met pretty easily by the Nokia 5800, and that’s about all you need to put this one on your list should you be looking for a new phone.
The Good
Terrific battery life
Plenty of options
Easy to use controls
The Bad
Touchscreen sometimes runs slowly
Fewer options than some
Score 7 / 10
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 For those that are Wikipedia addicts that are also iPads, your dream has come true.
Hopefully that is a crossover audience. Discover by Cooliris is able to take Wikipedia and put it in a “magazine-style interface”. Just picture OpenMoko’s Wikireader, but in a colorful, fancier format.
It’s only compatible with the iPad for now, but maybe it will come to the iPhone soon.
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