Welcome to our weekly installment of Picks of the Week at iSource where we provide our expanded coverage of Apple accessories and applications. Here we will promote our favorite iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac and Apple TV related items, as well as bring you occasional tips and tricks. Hopefully many of our favorite items will also be of interest to you. Please feel free to comment on our selections, and suggest picks of your own. Check out this week’s picks after the break. Spotify  [ v 0.5.0 ] Until very recently, I had not paid much attention to Spotify, a music streaming service that wasn’t even available in the U.S. until last last summer. The other day, the Spotify app was in a prominent spot iOS App Store, and I though, “why not?”. I downloaded it, logged-in with my Facebook credentials (don’t be creepy) and immediately began listening to music that I Read More

Welcome to our weekly installment of Picks of the Week at iSource where we provide our expanded coverage of Apple accessories and applications. Here we will promote our favorite iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac and Apple TV related items, as well as bring you occasional tips and tricks. Hopefully many of our favorite items will also be of interest to you. Please feel free to comment on our selections, and suggest picks of your own. Check out this week’s picks after the break. Minecraft – Pocket Edition  [ v 0.3.0 ] My pick this week is Minecraft Pocket Edition. To me, and reasonable people might disagree, this is a sandbox game with no real point, while being endlessly entertaining anyway. The worlds feel massive, and there are several modes of play, but my favorite is “Creative Mode”. In this mode, you are free to wonder, and dig, and build. This game is Read More

Evernote Food, you know that app that lets you keep track of all the good meals you had, just got better. The popular note-taking service is now in version 1.1, bringing a number of cool features to the mix, including: In addition, the graphics have been enhanced and the app looks much better now with new effects like thumbnail transitions. Moreover, support for new languages has been included, syncing and Facebook sharing improved, while many of the bugs fixed. Finally, Evernote’s blog posts ends with promise that an Android app will be released soon. Can’t wait. Evernote Food (FREE) [iTunes link] Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next logical thing to do. He thinks that using a smartphone is what everyone who cares about their Read More

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Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! The latest magazine-style news aggregator comes from Google and collates publisher’s material, Google trends and your own social feeds into one stream.  Free, US-Only. Square Enix’s latest RPG game to hit iOS is Chrono Trigger, complete with two areas taken from the Nintendo DS version.  $9.99/£6.99. Codemasters bring one of their early and most-loved characters to the iPad, Dizzy Egg, in this puzzle-packed platform game.  $3.99/£1.49. An app to help you discover art galleries and exhibitions based on your location.  The social sharing aspect makes it perfect for travelers.  Free. Race remote control cars around colorful tracks.  The game has a Wi-Fi multi-player mode, Game Center support, AirPlay and enhanced graphics for the iPhone 4S.  $1.99/£1.49. A new photo app that provides fish-eye effect filters for Read More

Evernote, en su afán por hacernos más fácil nuestro día a día, nos sorprende esta semana con 2 nuevas aplicaciones. Pensadas para que nos ayuden a situar en nuestro mapa mental a las personas que vamos conociendo y la comida que nos ha encantado de algún lugar, “Hello” y “Food” amplían la familia de productos que Evernote ofrece actualmente, que sigue creciendo y es ¡muy útil! Evernote Hello se presenta como la App que nos ayudará a recordar a personas, y los momentos y datos significativos relacionados con ellas. Se trata de una mezcla entre un listín y una agenda personal que guarda información de los contactos que vamos conociendo. Es algo así como la evolución de las servilletas de papel. Hello funciona de una manera muy sencilla: tras haber rellenado por primera vez tus datos, al conocer a alguien, abres la App, le cedes tu terminal a la persona y Read More

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It’s been a busy day for the Evernote team with not just one, but two apps being pushed out into Apple’s App Store. You probably know Evernote as the note-taking and archiving utility that helps to organize our digital lives, but did you also know that it can help you remember the people you meet, as well as the meals you’ve eaten? Evernote’s two new apps, Evernote Hello and Evernote Food, do just that, and the best part is that they seamlessly sync with your existing Evernote account, meaning all your Hello and Food notes are available anywhere on any internet-enabled device… Evernote Hello is there to help you remember the people you meet, say, at a convention or large gathering, like Macworld. The idea is that you hand your iPhone over to the person you are meeting and let them put their details into Evernote Hello. They would enter their Read More

Today at the Le Web conference in Paris, Evernote is debuting two new applications for iPhone and iPod touch devices. The first one is called Food, and is designed to help people easily save and ‘relive’ all of their favorite meals and food experiences. The second app is dubbed Hello and basically wants it easier for users to remember people after meeting them, as well as recording thoughts about and experiences with those people. The Food app is essentially giving users ways to document dishes and drinks they’ve had, build a catalog of custom recipes, review restaurants and record food experiences in their neighborhood or abroad, and even manage their diets. It also comes with handy sharing options, of course. The application lets people capture all aspects of a meal through pictures, location, text and photo captions. All this information about the meal is automatically synchronized with Evernote, making it easy Read More