Browsing the App Store this weekend?  Here are ten new or updated apps worth taking a closer look at if you are: The application is free, but as it contains well-known music, you’ll have to use in-app purchasing to play further levels.  Likwid calls itself an interactive puzzle game, where you guide streams around the screen to unlock the music. Issue 0 of a new iPhone comic, centered around the stars of WWE wrestling.  From the screenshots, Tom Nguyen’s artwork looks really fantastic.  It’s free for now, but we expect future issues to have a price tag attached. If you use MacJournal on your computer, then you’ll probably have been waiting for this app to come along.  It’s going to set you back $4.99, but you will have access to the popular blogging sites and syncing with the desktop version. Digitally sign important documents without having to print them out and Read More

A puzzle game with music incorporated into it; Likwid sounds like my next favorite puzzle game. The basic premise of the game is to fill ‘collectors’ with ‘streams’ using ‘affectors’. If it all sounds complicated, don’t worry, it isn’t. The affectors are plenty and help us to do the job efficiently. They can change the direction, speed and color of the streams and guide them to the collectors, but we need to learn how to use them at the right time. The music bit comes in when each collector is filled with the stream, and we can listen to an individual track. The whole song is played when we are successful in filling all the collectors. And what a range of music it is; from Duran Duran to Blind Melon and Poison to Smashmouth, it is quite a varied musical experience. Likwid comes for free, and is really more like an Read More