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Was there a guy in your sixth-grade class who spent day after day drawing geometric shapes on graph paper, fascinated by the perfect symmetry that medium afforded him? Well, he’s made an app. It’s called Slice It! and it allows you to develop your own compulsive obsession for symmetry, even if you are otherwise healthy.

To be fair, Slice It! is an upgrade from sixth grade graph paper. The game will draw the shapes onto the iPhone/iPad touchscreen for you. What you get to do is only slightly less entertaining: you get to slice the shapes into equal-sized bits.

Simple enough, right? Slice It! draws a square, you bisect it. Slice It! draws a circle, you cut it into pizza slices.

If it were only that easy, there would be no reason to become obsessed. No, this seemingly simple slice it and dice it game has a mean streak. (…)
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Apple just released iTunes 10.1, bringing AirPlay to the table. iTunes 10.1 will also be necessary to update your iPhone to iOS 4.2, whenever it’s released.

So far there is no indication whether iTunes 10.1 is safe for iPhone jailbreak and unlock, so my advice to you is to stay away from it until we get confirmation from the Dev Team that it is indeed safe.

Here is the changelog of iTunes 10.1… Read More

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iOS 4.2 is like the white iPhone 4. There are rumors about it, it’s supposed to come out any time, but for some reason, it’s never released. The rumors have gone wild lately about when iOS 4.2 will be released, and I haven’t reported much of it here at iDB because to be honest with you, I think all these rumors were full of crap.

This being said, the new rumor coming from the Telegraph might be as reliable as a 1991 Ford Tempo, but I’d like to give it a chance and see what you guys think about it. According to the UK newspaper, iOS 4.2 will be released on November 27… Read More

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“Jelli is the future of radio.” – Jaime Chaux – Austereo

I see a ton of music radio type apps come through my inbox every week, but none are nearly as ambitious as Jelli. Jelli is a crowdsourcing music platform that enables the listeners to really listen to what they want. Unlike most online-only platforms, Jelli is integrated into many radio stations across the country, from KITS-FM in San Francisco to WPST-FM in Philadelphia to provide an on air experience like no other. Listeners then can hop online and literally vote a song off the air… mid-play. As Jelli says, their product is true radio democracy.

Up until now, users of the system could only vote through their computers, leaving many people on the go without much of a say. To fix this, Jelly has launched the Jelli app which not only lets you listen to Jelli based community controlled playlists (consisting of music genre sections and no genre anarchy rooms) or any of the FM stations across the country that use the platform.

The app is a completely interactive app that lets you vote online for what comes next (much like iTunes DJ), and also lets you chime in as to whether the song that is playing “Sucks” or “Rocks.” If the song fills up the suckitude quota, it is instantly yanked off the air and the next song will play. To get a song on the air, or to get a song out of the list to vote on, you use your social gaming type rockets and bombs. When a song that you rocket up gets selected, your “DJ” name gets announced and you earn points for more rockets to use in the future. Use your rockets and bombs wisely though, because you only get a limited amount.

Jelli is free to download and free to listen to, so hop on board this new wave of internet/broadcast radio… and don’t pick any crappy songs.

FREE!

Jelli

iPhone App – Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Released: 2010-11-05 :: Category: Music

[ Jelli Is The Future Of Radio is a post from 148Apps ]

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Ash:
Ash just may go down as one of the best role-playing games nobody played on the iPhone. This classic turn-based RPG features great touch controls, a huge world, throwback 16-bit visuals, and a great story. When the guys from Penny-Arcade give away codes for the game, you know there has to be some magic and fun in this game. Grab it now and watch your weekend disappear.

$4.99

Ash

iPhone App – Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Released: 2010-07-19 :: Category: Games / Adventure

Strongholds: New Age:
Do you only have a few minutes and an insistent urge to throw around some cards in a strategy style game? Strongholds: New Age has your fix at the ready, complete with some 3G multiplayer goodness. There are over 100 cards to use for destroying your opponents. Every move ends with an auto save, so you can ride the elevator without fear of completely botching your game. If you like card flopping games like Orions, Magic the Gathering, or Arcomage, then there is something here for you to enjoy.

$3.99

Strongholds: New Age

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Released: 2010-11-11 :: Category: Games / Strategy

$1.99

Strongholds

iPhone App – Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad

Our Rating: :: NOT READY
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Released: 2009-04-29 :: Category: Games / Board

Spirits for iPad:
Spirits is a crazy new puzzle game about wind and creativity. The goal here is to guide spirits towards a goal by manipulating wind, digging tunnels, and building bridges of leaves. There are 40 gorgeously hand-drawn levels that you can work though. Try to save as many spirits as you can, and come back to save even more. Relaxing, stunning, and simple will keep players coming back for more.

$4.99

Spirits for iPad

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Released: 2010-11-11 :: Category: Games / Puzzle

DisplayPad:
Want a second monitor for your Mac, but you want to avoid digging through reviews on what works best? Why not keep your desk clutter free and use your iPad as a second monitor and save room for more coffee, or beer. All you need is a Wi-Fi connection and just a few minutes. Once set up, you can seamlessly use your iPad as a touch sensitive second monitor. That’s right, according to the developers, you can even interact with Mac apps right on the iPad. So simple, yet so useful.

$0.99

$2.99

DisplayPad

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Released: 2010-11-05 :: Category: Utilities

KORG iMS-20:
Musicians prepare yourselves as the Korg MS-20 has been fully recreated on the iPad. Not content with just putting in a complete analog synth studio, this also features a drum machine, mixer, and even the Kaoss Pad technology finds a home here. This is damn near the whole studio, minus the egg carton foam lining the walls and spit covered mic. Once your audio symphony is put together, share it online via the SoundCloud network. Who says you need to get out of bed to go to work.

$15.99

KORG iMS-20

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Released: 2010-11-09 :: Category: Music / Simulation

[ Five For Friday: Week of November 12, 2010 is a post from 148Apps ]

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