By Carter Dotson on February 3rd, 2012 The Super Bowl's this Sunday, and here are 5 ways to use the iPhone or iPad to enhance the experience. There’s a little sporting event happening this weekend: I believe it’s called the Super Bowl. Yes, the New England Patriots and New York Giants will square off in the middle American metropolis of Indianapolis this Sunday, and most of America will tune in. But for those with iPhones, iPods, and iPads, these devices need not go unused during the big game! Here are 5 ways to use that device to get analysis and information that the TV broadcasters just won’t provide. SportCaster: Providing a second screen experience during the game is this app from the developer of TweetCaster. The app aggregates tweets from various sources, and organizes them by topic, so following team-specific tweets is easy with this app. FREE! iPhone App - Designed Read More

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The Yahoo! Sportacular iPhone app aims to centralize all your favorite sports statistics and updates into a sleek, easy to use application. Do you regularly find yourself visiting numerous sites for updates your favorite teams? Sure, you could subscribe to a bunch of RSS feeds to centralize the reporting of scores, but you’d probably still end up visiting sites for news and other information. Sportacular also works on your iPod touch and there is an free HD version available for the iPad as well. Sportacular features almost every sport you can imagine. Even international leagues are included. For US leagues can find scores for MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, NCAA, and NASCAR. You also get soccer (futbol) new and scores from the EPL, La Liga, Serie A, and the Bundesliga. Right from the start, you can browse around and look at scores and current standings. There are even graphical rosters to Read More

Yahoo! has updated one of its iOS apps – Sportacular. The new version (2.1) of application is made to sing along the brand new iOS 5, while also packing some other improvements such as: In addition, this release also packs a ton of changes under the hood (i.e. bug fixes) that should make the app more stable… So what do you say? Are you willing to try out Sportacular, if you already don’t have it running on your smartphone? Hit the link below and take it from there… Yahoo! Sportacular (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 time should do. In addition to his interests Read More

by on 20. Oct, 2010 in Right now we’re in the middle of the MLB playoffs, almost halfway through football season, at the beginning of hockey season, and the NBA regular season is rapidly approaching. That’s what it’s essential for anyone with any sort of interest in sports to have a sports app.  But why have an app for every sport or for every team you follow, when you can have one app that covers everything? That’s why we’re providing you with a review of these four comprehensive sports apps. This app seems like a fantastic app with tons of great features and lots of news and statistics, and while this is true, it is not executed in the best manner. Sportacular provides the user with scores for over 20 sports and sporting events, standings, news, and the ability to create your own profile. All this information can be sorted by Read More

Posted 10/04/2010 at 12:36pm | by Andrew Hayward Each new iPhone has offered fresh and fantastical ways to improve your daily life, but the epic tag-team of the iPhone 4 and iOS 4 deliver the greatest set of tools and features to date. With the introduction of FaceTime video calls, multitasking, and the high resolution Retina display, the iPhone 4 has moved even further away from being just a powerful phone and web-surfing device. Now more than ever, the iPhone is a true lifestyle-enhancing accessory. Between the built-in features and the hundreds of thousands of options in the App Store, not to mention a few key accessories, the iPhone 4 can be figuratively formed and changed to fit your daily needs, whether you’re planning your daily commute, knocking out items on your to-do list, or simply looking to try a new restaurant. With this wide-ranging versatility in mind, we’ve come up Read More

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Sports fans are awakening from hibernation, and so we sent a little e-mail around to all the members of the JAiB team asking what apps people were using to follow their favourite sports. Hit the jump to see the results, and feel free to leave your own favourite sport-related apps in the comments! Frank I would say Sportacular is my go to sports app for everything right now. The push notifications work great to keep me informed with latest game coverage. I wish there was support for boxing. I am a huge boxing fan and I still can’t believe there is not one sports app that covers boxing. I am hopeful that one day: ESPN, Sportacular, or Sportstap will feature boxing coverage. I can’t be the only boxing fan left, right? Patrick Good call on lack of a good boxing app.  I’d love to see Boxing News do one (if they Read More

Dec 29th 2009 at 9:00PM My favorites are, GV Mobile (Cydia)Tweetie 2 (App Store)Price is Right (App Store)The Time (App Store)Last.fm (App Store)Backgrounder (Cydia) Check out my website, it is home to dozens of tutorials for Mac OS X at http://www.mactuts.co.cc My Favourite iPhone Apps Weather Pro-... well, I am British Remember the Milk - For GTD - Things to Do - synchs with Outlook, Web and my iPhone Evernote - for Notes & Web Clips ooTunes for Radio - anywhere Tweetdeck Sky Mobile TV, Sky+ Remote record, Sky News, Sky Soccer Score Centre TUAW / Engadget - for my Apple centric techie goodness Pastebot - awesome and simple app for copy paste on and between iPhone and Macbook / iMac Spotify - not too happy about the monthly cost but I need it for the iPod Touch in my little boys room Omni Focus for a simple Project Management tool Read More

I only follow a few sports teams, but for the teams I do follow, Sportacular (that's the iTunes link for the free version, and here's the paid version, sans ads) is definitely my app of choice. For nearly every professional sport you can think of, the app will track scores, plays, schedules, standings, and anything else you need to know about everything from NFL to college football to the English Premier League and the PGA. Right after iPhone OS 3.0 came out, the developer added in push notifications, and now I've got push updates coming whenever the Cubs have a game starting and ending (or at least, when they did -- there's always next year) and whenever a Bears quarter ends. Sportacular even has a few social features happening -- you can make picks and discuss each game with other fans using your Facebook login, as well as read news and Read More

In my Hidden Gem App column I’ve delivered more than 70 apps in the last five months and tested countless more that never made the cut. In that time we’ve gone through a site change from www.appleiphoneapps.com to www.appadvice.com and a complete redesign of our Web site, so I’m sure you’ve missed out on some if not most of my hidden gems columns. In any case, this is the column to start with or catch up on because I’m delivering to you today the best of the best. For the record, here’s the list of every app appearing in hidden gems: Sudoku Grab, GPush, Kayak, Simplify Music 2, Simplenote, Mover+ and Mover, Newsstand, Face The Music, Facehack, Dial Zero, Dictionary.com, vSNAX, Peephole, The Moron Test, Read It Later Pro and Read It Later Lite, Pocket Tanks Deluxe and Pocket Tanks Free, Cooliris, Blackjack Live, Flight Control, Leaf Trombone: World Stage, Touch Read More

The NFL season officially kicks off tonight, and from now until February there will be a ton of NFL info, and how do you manage it all? All you need is an iPhone! There are a ton of NFL related apps, and you only want so many cluttering up your iPhone, so how do you decide? That’s where AppAdvice comes in. Below is a comparison of all the main football apps in the App Store with a final verdict of the apps you should have for the 2009 NFL season. NFL apps break down into four main categories: scores, news, games, and fantasy football. *Note every app is free unless otherwise mentioned. Now here are ESPN ScoreCenter The name in Sports is ESPN and they have their own app for just scores. The app is like watching ESPN news, but without the highlights or annoying commentators. Just the scores. Also a Read More

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I finally got my 3GS this week, so the two apps I’m covering are both photography based. I left it to Patrick to round out the selection, since he loves rounding out selections (don’t read into that, it doesn’t actually mean anything). Here’s what we were rocking in the free world for this week: Sportacular Concept: A sports scores, news and updates app. Strengths: Very nice UI (better than Sports Tap and ESPN IMO), covers a good range of sports, has tons of features – e.g. uses Facebook Connect to let you share comments on games etc, and lets you track your fantasy players. Non-Strengths: Could add some more sports to its range of coverage, especially non-US ones. Overall:  A good option for iPhone sports fans. Pixelpipe Concept: The mother of all media sharing, micro-blogging apps for the iPhone. Share photos, videos (from the new 3GS), or micro-blog text to a Read More