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Posted 01/25/2011 at 12:05pm | by The Mac|Life Staff When you’re done playing around with the iPhone’s many great games, consider goofing around with some of these quirky and often silly conversation-starting apps. Whether you’re using the iPhone to modify your voice or photos, or to simply trigger visual or audio gags, these options will keep you and your friends entertained. Big fans of long-running BBC sci-fi series Doctor Who will get a kick out of this free promotional app, which lets you record voice clips and play them back with the familiar robotic tone of the villainous Dalek alien race. Not only will your messages sound considerably more ridiculous with this voice synthesizer, but it’s likely the only place you’ll ever hear the Daleks say silly phrases like, “I’d love a thousand tacos!” It’s a win-win, and even if you’re not a Who junkie, it’s a fun app to keep Read More

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by Ales, stouts, porters, pilsners… so many beers, too little time. To help you navigate this vast and varied world of beer, you can always turn to your iPhone. There are plenty of beer apps available on iTunes — everything from beer games to reference guides — even apps that attempt to measure your levels of drunkenness. iPhone wielding beer enthusiasts can rejoice over the following apps to satisfy your malty, hoppy and lager-induced desires.  After all, there’s nothing like cracking open a frosty brew at the end of a long day –- or simulating it. 1 of 10 iBeer is one of those fun apps that doesn’t really do anything but entertain. It simulates a pint of beer that you can jostle and drink. With five different beers to choose from, the visual of tipping the glass (iPhone) back and seeing the liquid disappear is strikingly real. The loud burp Read More

We recently wrote an article called “14 Useful iPhone Applications for Women” which described some iPhone apps that a writer and iPhone user thought would be useful for women. However, many commenters (probably in an attempt at humor) responded that this article was sexist. Apparently, choosing applications that target women more than men is sexist. Perhaps it’s not clear, but men and women  different. So while not all of the applications are useful for woman, those apps are targetted mainly towards women. (Sure men can use them too, but statistically, women are the primary users of those 14 apps.) That being said, we figured we should make a list of extremely sexist and stereotypic apps for men, to really show what sexist is. Read on for 20 apps with screenshots and descriptions.  1. iFitness by Medical Productions Category: Healthcare & Fitness Price: $1.99 App Store Link 2. PickUp Lines by Ronald Bell Category: Read More

When do you need a beer opener? When you are holding a chilled beer in your hand and are in the mood to empty down the content to your parched throat right. Now that’s absolutely normal and logical. The actual question I intended to ask is, why would you need a beer opener in your iPhone? Don’t ask me I am clueless, but I can give you some suggestions though. Lets see the Beer Opener application first. The moment you open the app, you’ll see a cool looking beer opener. Tap on any part of the opener, the cap of a drink is displayed waiting to be pop opened. Lift your device forward and the invisible bottle opens with a splash, a real vibration. Well, when and how can you use this virtual beer opener? When you are in the mood to drink beer and are not in the right place, Read More

You can already pretend to drink a virtual beer on your iPhone thanks to applications like iBeer, but now you can pretend to open a virtual beer thanks to developer tweeller‘s new application, Beer Opener. The App Store is filled to the brim with novelty applications that serve little purpose, but if there wasn’t a market for them, they wouldn’t exist.  If you are one of those people who just can’t get enough of these applications, and if you love to open bottles but don’t want to consume what’s inside of them, Beer Opener is the application for you. Open up Beer Opener on your iPhone or iPod touch, hold it over a real or virtual bottle and place your finger on the opener where the cap is supposed to be.  You can then tilt your device as if you were opening a bottle and let go of the cap by Read More

“[...] The work of this iPhone controlled R2-D2 robot is still progress though it can be fully controlled with a standard remote as of now. But, the creator is working on making it 100% controllable using the iPhone’s interface. For now, only the servo and the dome motor can be controlled using iPhone’s accelerometer and slider control on the touch screen of iPhone.” Gesammelte Links: Dvice stellt 10 Kleinkinder-kompatible iPhone-Applikationen vor. Inspiredology listet und verlinkt 27 Webseiten deren Layouts und Navigationselemente schön an die Abmessungen des iPhone-Displays angepasst sind. Warnung bei Überhitzung: The iPhoneblog hat den Screenshot zugeschickt bekommen. Leser Jeff, der das Bild auf Flickr veröffentlicht hat schreibt: “Don’t sit next to a pool in Scottsdale Arizona when it’s 104 degrees or your iphone will melt away! So how to fix it fast? I put the iPhone between 2 cold beers and it worked!” Apple selbst erwähnt den “Temperature warning Read More

Filemaker bringt die vom Mac bekannte Datenbankanwendung Bento auf das iPhone (-> App Store-Link). Die Software kann entweder als Einzelanwendung genutzt werden oder – falls vorhanden – auch mit Bento 2 auf dem Mac synchronisiert werden. Im Lieferumfang befinden sich 25 gebrauchsfertige Vorlagen und beim Erstellen einer Datenbank stehen 17 verschiedene Feldtypen zur Verfügung. Zudem besteht die Möglichkeit, Daten aus dem Adressbuch, aus Mail, Safari und Google Maps zu verknüpfen oder Anfrufe auszulösen. iCal wird dagegen noch nicht unterstützt. Unter den vorbereiteten Feldtypen findet man allerdings keine Berechnungsfelder, diese können auch nicht auf dem iPhone erstellt werden. Dafür braucht es die Mac-Version, dort erstellt können solche Felder auf das iPhone/den iPod touch übertragen werden. Die Synchronisierung zwischen der Mac- und der Mobilversion von Bento funktioniert im lokalen Wi-Fi-Netz drahtlos. Das Programm ist vorerst nur in einer englischen Version zum Preis von 3,99 Euro im App Store verfügbar. Wer Datenbanken mit dem Read More

Apple hat über Nacht eine neue Testversion des iPhone OS 3.0 veröffentlicht. Die Beta 5 steht für eingetragene Entwickler zusammen mit einer neuen Version des iPhone SDK sowie einer leicht aktualisierten Vorabversion von iTunes 8.2 zum Download bereit. Die vorgenommenen Änderungen werden wir im Laufe des Tages zusammentragen und veröffentlichen. Read More

Mit dem neuesten Electronic Arts-Game Star Trek (2,39 Euro) wird man zum Kommandant der USS Enterprise. Die Handlung des Spiels ist an den Star Trek-Spielfilm angelehnt, mit von der Partie im Kampf gegen lästige Bewohner fremder Welten sind neben Captain Kirk und Spock auch Chekhov, Sulu, Scotty und Uhura. Für musikalische Untermalung sorgt der Original-Soundtrack der Serie. Read More

Apple was expected to serve up their 1 Billionth (with a capital B) App Store download today, and lo and behold, Apple has announced that they’ve officially seen 1 billion iPhone/iPod Touch applications downloaded from their iTunes App Store! In less than a full year of existence, Apple and the iPhone have managed to make mobile applications as commonplace as an iTunes music purchase, and the App Store’s popularity continues to grow. The total tally of iPhone applications in the iPhone AppStore was estimated to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 25,000 in March 2009. And, with thousands more iPhone applications hitting the AppStore on a monthly basis, Apple’s success with their integrated mobile application delivery model will likely continue. No wonder everyone and their grandmother are trying to launch mobile application stores of their own. For the record, it took Apple six whole months to reach the 500-million milestone. From Read More

With the App Store finally reaching 1 billion downloads, Apple has created a list of the top 20 iPhone and iPod Touch  paid App Store app downloads of all-time. Surprisingly enough, iFart made it in this list. Can you believe it? Out of the 35,000+ Apps in the App Store, iFart is one of the top apps. Below is a full list of the top 20 paid apps of all-time. My favorite app would have to be Enigmo and Fieldrunners. What’s your favorite app out of this list? Read More