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...it's because I need cheering up, but this is one of the best iPhone apps I've come across! http://bit.ly/bfM5zk #sesamestreet... Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Apr 22, 2010 | Apple is keeping up the transition from “app for that” to showing how the iPhone makes its users lives better with three new TV commercials — Family Man, Dog Lover, and Backpacker Family man showcases the built-in Photo app with a video of a child’s birthday, the App Store and purchasing Jamie Oliver’s 20 minute meals [$7.99 - iTunes link] for cooking, and Elmo’s Monster Maker [$3.99 - iTunes link] for the kids on a car trip, and Viper SmartStart [free - iTunes link] for opening the car trunk. Dog lover highlight PetFinder.com [free- iTunes link] to help find that perfect dog, Facebook [free - iTunes link] to share the picture with friends, Hey Walkies [free - iTunes link] to find a place to run, and iCam [$4.99 - iTunes link] to stream the whole thing. Backpacker kicks off a trip to spain Read More

Apr 22nd 2010 at 9:00AM I agree with Joey. Both my wife and I immediately thought this ad seemed an old-fashioned anachronism. Wifey wants recipes, and doesn't have her own iPhone? She's probably vacuuming in pearls too. Seems like Apple is on the roll here making sure they push the iphone 3gs sales as much as possible 'cause in a few month nobody will want it anymore... Wow is it like the 1950's again? Thanks for letting us know there is a new ad. And describing it from beginning to end. I'll be sure to head on to the apple website and view it right away. I love the in depth reporting on this one. TUAW (or The Unofficial Apple Weblog) is a website devoted to tips, reviews, news, analysis and opinion on everything Apple. © 2011 AOL Inc. All Rights Reserved. We value our readership, especially when we receive tips Read More

Published: March 21, 2010 Comment         This is my first attempt at making a review for a kid’s game. It poses new challenges, as I have to rely to a great extent upon the experience of others. To test Elmo’s Monster Maker I have used the experiences of my daughters aged 1,2 and 10. In Elmo’s Monster Maker you get to create a cute monster placing eyes, nose, mouth and hat onto a “blank” face. All three co-reviewers appreciated this, and all of them enjoyed both the different characters and the jolly voice coaching them. The touch controls are easy to use for 2 out of 3 co-reviewers; the 1 one-year-old had general trouble with not letting go when something had been selected. The main screen once a monster has been created shows your monster standing around. You can poke it, and drag it around the screen. Three activities are Read More

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...the kids in your life, check out our new iPhone app Elmo's Monster Maker, by IDEO + Sesame Workshop. Fun! : http://tinyurl.com/y9bg6n7... Read More

By Staff, Tuesday, Feb 16, 2010 | From learning ABCs to counting 123s, going back in time to looking to the stars, the iTunes App Store has something for pretty much everyone. Here’s a sampling of great iPhone and iPod touch apps and games for kids. MONOPOLY Here & Now: The World Edition [$4.99 - iTunes link] – Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the MONOPOLY brand as the game you know and love goes global. Doodle Jump [$0.99 - iTunes link] – insanely addictive game that’s currently #1 on the App Store Top Paid list. Dinosaurs: The American Museum of Natural History Collections (free - iTunes link] – most kids LOVE dinosaurs and this amazing app let’s kids explore the museums collection. Pickin’ Time [$1.99 - iTunes link] – another game to keep kids of all ages engaged. While teaching them about vegetables! Math Cards [$0.99 - iTunes link] – Sorry Read More

In this week's romantical app roundup: Google, Buzzed! Phone trees, sheared! The Olympics, demystified! Doom II, taken down a notch! Your person, flailed around! Your visage, cartoonified! Sesame Street, Picasso'd! And more... To view this post as a single page, click here. Read More

...recently downloaded iPhone App (as voted by 16 m/o): http://bit.ly/bvMKtK - Elmo's Monster Maker... Read More

Browsing the App Store this weekend?  Here are eight new or updated apps worth taking a closer look at if you are: This is a voice-powered virtual assistant, who leads you through conversational questions to find the answer to whatever you have asked it…or is it him…or her.  Not only can it make reservations and the like, but it’ll learn things about your life, likes and dislikes!  Driven by location and best operated on an iPhone 3GS in the USA, think of it as stage 2 of what Google started with their voice-search, or the first steps towards Star Trek’s computer. The latest entry into the Assassin’s Creed franchise, this time charting Ezio’s exploits in Spain.  Spread over 36 levels, this is a fast sideways-scrolling action adventure. The goal of this GPS-based game is to simply search for items located around your local area.  There are, unsuprisingly, 1000 items to find Read More

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by Sesame Street is one of my favorite brands, not just because Grover is amazing, but because over the last 40 years, it has never been afraid of innovating and embracing new technologies. From video games to CD-ROMs to websites, Sesame Workshop has been able to connect with kids and their parents. Last fall, the first Sesame Street app for the iPhone was released, and this week, a new app, Elmo’s Monster Maker became available. These apps are aimed at kids, especially young children — which might surprise some people who associate the iPod touch and the iPhone with older individuals. However, after watching my cousin’s 5-year-old son blast through games on his dad’s iPhone, I think that this is one sector of users that is only going to grow. On my running route, I see children in their strollers playing on iPhone or iPod touch devices. It’s amazing. You can Read More

...Monster Maker. Brilliant iPhone app...http://bit.ly/dDxDTs... Read More