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Need for Speed Shift 2 Unleashed available for iOS device

Need for Speed Shift 2 Unleashed has just been released for the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad, which is a sequel of the game made by Electronic Arts, Need for Speed Shift.

Series of  NFS Shift is intended for racing and gaming addicts have a very spectacular display graphics, this game is recommended for iOS user. Unfortunately this game is not free, the users can download games NFS "Shift 2" for the iPhone and iPod Touch with a price of $ 4.99 and games NFS "Shift 2 Unleashed" for iPad with $ 6.99

FEED YOUR NEED FOR THE ULTIMATE SPEED! Experience the high-velocity action and eye-popping visuals of the most awesome Need For Speed ever

• Burn rubber as you shift your way to the top of the leaderboards – only on Origin. Register to unlock exclusive cups, leaderboards and free NFS cash!
• Now whip through the trees of The Black Forest, the deserts of Abu Dhabi, and the waterfronts of Rio as you fight to the finish line. Feel every scrape, bump, and burn out with vividly rendered visuals.
• You’re in the cockpit with the helmet cam: push it to the limit with realistic racing controls that simulate the visceral velocity of being behind the wheel at 200mph.
• Test your skills on more than 20 Quick Race Trials featuring 40 of the hottest cars, including the exclusive Pagani Huayra! Run the Circuit with multiple game modes and over 40 events.
• Earn credits and upgrade your car’s acceleration, tires, and suspension. Power up with nitrous boosts, and personalize your car with spoilers, rims, specialized paint jobs, and body kits.
• Experience racing evolved and unleash your inner driver with SHIFT 2 Unleashed!

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Epic Games' Infinity Blade will be hitting the App store on December 9th

Are you guys ready to feast your eyes with the 'eye-popping' new game by Epic Games, Infinity Blade? Well you better be ready, as IntoMobile reports that the game will be hitting the App store on December 9th. Yes this iOS-only game will be released in less than two weeks from today.

If you wanna know why there has been so much talk about this game, well here's two reasons, Epic Games & Unreal Engine. The game will look extremely gorgeous, if you think Rage HD is beautiful, then I think this will top that. This is probably because the game is powered by Epic Games' mobile version of Unreal Engine. Yea you read that right, thats the same engine that Epic's uses to create Gears of War series, only this time its the mobile version. Don't get fooled by the 'mobile' title, because it looks really really gorgeous. Check this out if you don't believe me (crank it to HD version)

Infinity Blade will be available for $5.99 and it also supports both the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4.

Apple relaxes iOS development policies, publishes App Store guidelines

Apple has made a dramatic change in attitude towards third party development tools and at the same time, give app developers the clarity that they need to confidently publish apps on the App Store. For developers, Christmas has come early this year.

Apple today released a statement to declare that it has made changes to its Developer Program License to allow other development tools to be used on to create iOS apps. 

In particular, we are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps, as long as the resulting apps do not download any code. This should give developers the flexibility they want, while preserving the security we need.

Apple showcases iOS 4 apps in App Store Super Room

Tumblr iPhone app updated to support iOS 4

Tumblr updated its iPhone app today. Version 1.2 carried plenty of changes and a redesign of its interface. No longer you're faced with three tabs, it's now just two, Post and Dashboard. Settings tab has been relegated to a tiny button on the top right of the screen.

It now supports native reblogging, click through URLs from photo and link posts, has German localization and has been made compatible for iOS 4 task switching.

Send to Twitter still unfortunately does not let you specify the content of the tweet which means tweets from Tumblr look like unfinished thoughts instead of links to blog posts.

Sent from my iPhone

iMovie for iPhone

Along with iPhone 4, Apple introduced iMovie for iPhone at the Worldwide Developer Conference. Mac users are already familiar with what iMovie is and what it does but others may not be. With an iPhone that is capable of shooting 720p high definition video, it makes complete sense to have a fully functional video editing software that lets you produce a proper movie on the go.

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Bump app is available for iPhone and Android

Bump application is an application sharing that have interesting features, with this application iPhone and Android users can send digital cards or contact numbers just only bumping them toether and their contact list is copied. Not just a contacts, we can exchange phone number, photos, or compare friends with just a bump.

Just before you launch the app you get a warning from the app to allow them to collect your info via the Internet. So you have to read the terms of conditions. Bump technologies is allowed to collect contact information from you phone of all contacts. They will then send your contacts an invitation to use their product via email and or text message.

For iPhone user, you can download this apps via iTunes App Store, while for Android user, you can download this apps via your PC or directly download from Android device.

Here is a video demo of the application when used:

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Seesmic for iPhone finally out on the App Store

The big eyed raccoon has finally made it to the iPhone. Seesmic today has released Seesmic for iPhone, its multi-service social networking client which hooks up to Facebook, Twitter and Ping.FM. The long awaited app is available for free from the App Store and weighs in at a meager 1.6 MB.

Seesmic for iPhone presents itself as a panel-based application which lets you assign multiple Twitter accounts, searches, lists, trending topics, Facebook account, and other services on individual panels. Similar to the iPhone's own home screen, Seesmic lets you add panel after panel and will add pages as it sees fit. The panels can be rearranged and removed by holding down on one panel just like managing iPhone apps. On each timeline, the panels are represented on the top left with an identifying icon for easy switching between the views.

This app features Evernote integration to save tweets, notes, and links to the online storage service. If you have Evernote installed, it will immediately send the selected tweet to that app. Unfortunately this means quitting Seesmic. There doesn't seem to be support for Instapaper, however.

If you have multiple accounts setup on Seesmic you can send your update simultaneously even across different services. Official and unofficial retweets are supported and there's an option to choose between using RT and via for the old retweet method from the app's settings which is located in the Settings app.

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Twitter for iPhone

The highly anticipated Twitter for iPhone is finally live on the App Store taking the place previously occupied by the award-winning Tweetie for iPhone.

Existing Tweetie 2 users will see the new app as an update, this means it will replace Tweetie 2 but with a new, blue icon. Those who still have Tweetie 1 will continue to be able to use it since Tweetie 1 and Tweetie 2 are separate apps.

With Twitter for iPhone, Loren Brichter and his team have maintained much of what made Tweetie such a terrific app to use and built on it to completely avoid the need to ever go to the Twitter website when you have your iPhone with you.

The app allows anyone to use Twitter even if they have no interest in creating a Twitter account. Users will be able to check out the trending topics, read tweets by popular users, see what people are saying nearby, all without having to create an account. Should you be interested in joining the twittering masses, you can create an account right from the app.

The app resembles Tweetie 2 so much, existing users should have only a few adjustments to get used to it as a few things have been reworked from Tweetie 2, as expected from an update.

The official retweet function has moved from the "more" button to having its own place underneath each tweet. The function area has been slightly reworked and a few action buttons reorganized.

The map area for geotagged tweets have been enlarged to fit the width of the screen and geotagged tweets will also show the actual location name if the area is under the supported list. At the moment only a few cities in the US has it.

Username search has been lumped together under Search, hashtags can be filtered out of the trending list (OHYEAH!), and there's no more RT or /via or quotes tweets.

Just on that last point, there's a Quote Tweet button under the "more" option but it actually puts the tweet as an actual quote, "like this."

Search has been tweaked to reflect the most retweeted tweet and includes the number of retweets on each tweet. Note that this counts only for official retweets.

The app is also fast. Loading tweets is much faster compared to Tweetie especially on slow EDGE connections which is great since networks can't seem to maintain stable 3G connections. Saving photos is really fast, and more importantly it seems that caching tweets work much better as it managed to save tweet positions on multiple accounts after a relaunch.

Speaking of accounts, it's probably the bigest gripe because existing users have to reenter their account details. For someone who runs multiple accounts, this can be tedious. It was probably done in purpose to show everyone that there's something markedly different about Twitter for iPhone. Also, it hasn't yet use OAuth which means the app will definitely see an update before the end of June when Twitter shuts down non-OAuth access. What this means is no more entering username and passwords to sign in to Twitter outside of their oen website.

Accessing Settings and Accounts have been moved to the Search tab on the right rather than directly to the left of the timeline. As far as user interface conventions go, this change is really jarring but perhaps only those pedantic enough about it will be annoyed by it.

Overall, Twitter for iPhone is clearly the best Twitter app on the App Store for the majority of Twitter users. Twitter has definitely made the right move in purchasing Atebits and bringing Loren Brichter on board. Best thing about the app as far as consumers are concerned, it's free.

Twitter for iPhone about to go live?

Yesterday, Atebits' Tweetie for iPhone suddenly disappeared from the App Store which can only mean one thing, Twitter for iPhone is about to go live. A few weeks ago Atebits released n update to Tweetie which includes a notice about the change.

When pulling down the timeline to refresh its content, you'd see a slot machine interface that pops up and displays advertising saying Tweetie for iPhone will soon became Twitter for iPhone. of course, this was by no means a surprise, as Twitter a few weeks ago had bought Atebits and announced that Loren Brichter, the company's principal, will be joining them to develop mobile apps for Twitter. They also announced that Tweetie for iPhone will be renamed and become their official client for iPhone. an iPad version is also in the works.

As Twitter for iPhone is free, it will also be a free update to existing Tweetie owners.