CineXPLayer plays your .avi files on the iPad without the hassle converting the videos to play in iTunes. No conversion, no streaming and, best of all, the app is completely free.
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You may be familiar with the Genius utility in iTunes, well the Genius has landed on the iPad. The Genius…
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Gyroblox 4 is pretty simple. It displays an interactive stack of blocks using the iPhone 4′s gyroscope and accelerometer to create a six-axis 3D environment. As you hold the phone you can interact with the blocks in real-time at 960×640 resolution. Point the phone downward and you’re looking at the top of the stack. Point it upward and you are looking at the bottom.
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As a whole, Ignition is a well developed and designed app that helps you control your computer while you’re away. The iPhone version could use some improvements; perhaps a quick links option to access widely used apps such as Mail and Skype. But if you value LogMeIn and their easy remote access management system the $30 price tag is well worth it.
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The folks over at OpenAppMkt market themselves as a “marketplace where you can easily discover and install mobile apps on the web.” Somehow the service came down the rumor-mill as an AppStore alternative. Unfortunately, touting OpenAppMkt as an AppStore alternative is like saying RockBand is equivalent to performing in front of 30,000 screaming fans.
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This week Apple updated their iMac lineup. The 21.5-inch and 27-inch machines now offer more processing power and better graphics performance.
Now the iMacs offer Intel’s Dual Core i3, i5 and quad-core i5 and i7 configurations.
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