PUBLIC MARKS from sbrothier with tag iphone

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Set in the middle of the Sengoku period, play as Daisuke Shimada, a wandering samurai who travels around Japan. During the most dangerous times, Daisuke must ultimately defeat the mad and awful Daimyo Hattoro, who rules the province. * First hack and slash game developed specifically to leverage the iPhone. * Visit unique environments in the Japan in a feudal 16th century setting. * Unlock all combo attacks and master your skills. * Original comic storytelling. * Special Dojo mode. Fight in the arena sparing enemies in the rounds. * Original soundtrack.

It´s finally here - the best-selling single personal computer of all time, with over 30 million units sold worldwide.

Ever wondered what it’d look like if you and your friends mated? Yeah, us too. Question no more, because iMated makes it easy! Take a shot with the camera or pick one already on your phone, line up the faces and make ’em mate. You can even shake to generate new results. Guaranteed hours of hilarious (or creepy) facial feature melding right at your fingertips.

iCloseBy.com has announced the release of iMarkMySpot, a new App for the Apple iPhone which is used to "one-touch" Geotag and Geocode digital photos with exact GPS locations.

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A very nice Twitter client for your iPhone * Clean, Simple Design. We love the iPhone too, so we made sure Birdfeed feels like it came with your phone. We're as proud of the things we left out as we are of the things we put in

This is one of the newest apps for the Apple iphone. The concept is very simple. Drawing with letters. The first release came out late May, but the project started back in 2005 as an online project for the web. You simply type a sentence or word and then you start drawing. You may save it, email it or upload it to the typedrawing flickr group. The new 1.2 update goes one step further. Now you can set colors, typeface, text size, and undo & redo. This is the type of application that makes you spend many creative hours with your iphone or ipod touch.

Imagine you don’t have to move your mouse to the toolbar so often when you’re creating a document in Photoshop. Ofcoarse we have shortcuts, but shouldn’t a shortcut really be a shortcut? Just one button you have to press instead of the cmd key + ‘x’? Here’s iFast!

Reportage is a radically different native Twitter client for your iPhone that provides a radio tuning environment into your Twitter social network. Reportage views a Twitter user as a broadcaster and each user's tweets as a specific broadcast. Similar to a real radio tuner, Reportage allows you to selectively tune into each broadcaster and visualize the conversation.

Now here’s an app many creative professionals might find useful. The DSLR Remote iPhone app lets you trigger your camera’s shutter, adjust almost any of its settings, and view photos it’s taken. The catch, unfortunately, is that the camera needs to be wired to a computer for this to work. Even so, I can think of plenty of situations where this could come in handy, though admittedly there are few where a professional would absolutely need it. Still, the more tools you have, the more versatile your whole setup is, and who wouldn’t want to snap pics via their iPhone anyway?

Stanza is a free application for your iPhone and iPod Touch. Use it to download from a vast selection of over 100,000 books and periodicals, and read them right on your phone. It’s a wireless electronic library that stays open 24/7.

Interaction and interface design for an iPhone music mixing app

A calm and meditative game of wrapping rope around wooden sculptures. Something to be enjoyed at a slow pace: a game where a high score is not the goal. Zen Bound is designed to challenge in a subtle way, it does not attack or force the player.

I have big news! What heFont, the ingenious font recognition app that I use on a regular basis is now available for the iPhone. With the iPhone version of WhatTheFont you can use the phone’s built-in camera to photograph the text in question (or choose an existing image from your photo albums). The app allows you to crop the image, focusing on only the important parts before uploading. After confirming which characters are used in the image, the app provides a list of possible matching fonts. You can then either e-mail a link to a MyFonts page with more info on that font, or open it up in the iPhone’s built-in Safari web browser.

At ngmoco:) we're committed to making these devices the leading platforms for games by building great software that's only available on the iPhone & iPod Touch. What you'll see from us is a range of games, available at a range of prices from free to premium, that are fun, beautiful and compelling. We'll strive to raise the bar for gaming on the platform and our commitment to customers is that we'll always try to give you great games that showcase this amazing device in a broad range of categories.

We love iPhone. And we love to build things, so we got together to build a family of fun, social apps for iPhone and share them with the world. On any given day (or night), expect to find half a dozen of the Tapulous regulars at "The Shop", our office in downtown Palo Alto, California. We have great designers, iPhone hackers from the good old days, award-winning Mac developers, and lots of entrepreneurial energy. Plus we have great investors, and we love them for believing in our vision: Andy Bechtolsheim and Roy Sardina via HighBAR Ventures, Marc Benioff, Jeff Clavier, Katrina Garnett, Khosla Ventures, Rajeev Motwani, Ben Smith and Rob Theis, to name a few.

as discussed earlier, i found a great psd file of the iphone and all its elements. I am much more an illustrator user/abuser though. here is my iphone element doc

La reconnaissance vocale reste le Graal de la Technologie et Google se lance à sa conquête. A partir d’aujourd’hui, les utilisateurs d’iPhone peuvent télécharger une application qui leur permet de poser une question et de recevoir en quelques secondes une réponse. L’application fonctionne en enregistrant votre voix puis la question remonte jusqu’aux serveurs de Google, les données sont analysées et les résultats sont renvoyés. Ces résultats ne sont pas encore parfaits mais l’application est en phase d’apprentissage et intègre les techniques de recherches progressivement; d’ici peu tout pourrait être quasi parfait. La vidéo:

Après l'application Ocarina, une idée bien pensée par la société Balmuda Design. Le concept : un pavé numérique pour la gamme MacBook intitulé NumberKey et permettant d'accéder aux chiffres directement à côté du clavier.

After I posted about the Poladroid app some people were asking about a Lomo version of the concept. My friend Erik Pettersson has released a set of photo processing apps for the iPhone which give your digital shots that vintage warmth. There’s a Vint Red, Green and B&W plugin, each treating the colors a bit differently. My favorite is the Green, it definitely gives you that low ISO Lomo feel complete with vignetting. More examples are available on Erik’s Flickr.You can download the Vint plugins from the iTunes store or on your iPhone, one is free, the other two are $1 each.