...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Steam Mobile http://t.co/94NwRN4H... Read More

...@appstorehq: The most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Steam Mobile http://t.co/N7FAoQwU... Read More

...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Steam Mobile http://t.co/94NwRN4H... Read More

When it was released last week, the Steam Mobile app was in beta testing, so not everyone could use it. Things must have gone as Valve had planned, because now it's now available to everyone. No longer will you have to use the clunky full website in mobile Safari to see what PC games are on sale, chat with friends, or buy games. If you're a dedicated Steam gamer, you might as well download the app now by clicking here. iOS gaming is what we're about, but from time to time even iOS gamers like to do a little gaming on the side, if you know what we mean. If PC gaming is your thing, then no doubt you're already deeply familiar with the Steam gaming platform. Today Valve released a free iPhone app called Steam Mobile that lets you connect to your Steam account wherever you may be. The app Read More

posted by Jacob Penderworth on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 12:03 pm.   Last week, Valve released a Steam Mobile app as a companion to the desktop app for Android and iPhone users. Sadly, the release was a closed beta and users were quite disgruntled because they couldn’t access their accounts or do anything through the app. But we have some great news for you today: Valve has opened up the Steam Mobile service to all users — no more closed off beta testing. It only took them five days to polish the app a bit and release it publicly — which is pretty fast, considering how long betas usually take to debug. Hopefully it doesn’t have a lot of bugs or anything, but it’s up to you to try it out and report them, so head over to the App Store to download your copy free here. 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! This free app lets you join in with the Steam gaming community on your iPhone, though chats, news stores and the various groups.  Free. An endless run game with shades of Cannon Fodder, as you command a squad of soldiers who must make it through dangerous war zones. The tap, tilt and swipe control method looks easy, plus you can recruit your friends from Facebook into the game too.  $0.99/£0.69. A free music discovery radio app that requires a premium Spotify account. Personalize radio stations to your tastes, skip through songs and stream music over Wi-Fi, 3G and AirPlay.  Free. A special Superbowl XLVI edition of the popular flick kicking game, complete with all 32 official NFL teams, intuitive controls, excellent graphics and Game Center support.  Read More

Steam ha lanzado una versión de su plataforma de juegos para iPhone, desde la cual podremos acceder al listado de nuestros contactos, chatear con ellos o ver el catálogo completo y comprar directamente lo que queramos. Por supuesto, tendremos que tener una cuenta de Steam para poder usarlo, así que si no la tenéis, podéis crearla desde su página web. Read More

Valve has released Steam Mobile for iOS, a free app for the iPhone. According to Valve, "With the free Steam app for iOS, you can participate in the Steam community wherever you go. Chat with your Steam friends, browse community groups and user profiles, read the latest gaming news and stay up to date on unbeatable Steam sales." That's the promise of the app, anyway; Steam Mobile has launched in "limited beta," meaning you first need to input an activation key on your PC or Mac. Entering your username and password into the Steam Mobile app is apparently enough to "express interest" in the beta, but for now that's pretty much all the app does until you receive an activation key. It's interesting that this app was approved; Apple has traditionally frowned on apps that require users to register for access in this manner, so it's odd to see Valve granted Read More