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- Omnifocus now compatible with Siri after update
- Vital Signs Camera by Philips lets you check your heart rate with an iPad 2
- Audium brings pretty interface and gesture controls for music on your iPhone
- Three for Free: Burn the Ropes World, XenoCube SD and TrafficVille HD
- Super Crossfire HD in Review – Who Needs Scrolling?
Omnifocus now compatible with Siri after update Posted: 18 Nov 2011 01:54 PM PST
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Vital Signs Camera by Philips lets you check your heart rate with an iPad 2 Posted: 18 Nov 2011 12:56 PM PST From battery monitor to playing doctor, Philips’ newly released Vital Signs Camera app lets users remotely check their heart rate and breathing rate via the camera of the iPad 2. That’s right, no extra monitoring equipment or accessories are required. Simply set the iPad 2 on a table, get in position and the app does the rest. Your heart rate will be measured by the small color changes on your face (what Philips calls “micro-blushes”), where as breathing rate is calculated based on the motion of your chest. The results can then be shared online via Twitter, Facebook or email. More for kicks than anything (so don’t expect the app to replace a visit to your docs’ office), Vital Signs will set you back a buck, and don’t forget that you actually need the iPad 2 to run it. Check out the demo video after the break.
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Audium brings pretty interface and gesture controls for music on your iPhone Posted: 18 Nov 2011 11:04 AM PST If you’ve ever found the interface on your iDevice’s iPod Music app rather boring, you may want to spice things up a bit with Audium, an extremely simple yet elegant music player for the iPhone.
Aside from its comely design, Audium’s gesture based interface makes it a pleasure to use. Divided into two panes, swiping the lower one left/right will scroll through all your albums. A simple swipe down on a cover reveals the Album name, and a double tap begins the playback. The current album played is always displayed above, where more gestures can be used for controlling playback – Double tap for pause/play, up/down swipes for volume controls and left/right swipes for previous/next track. Naturally, you won’t be able to browse by way of individual songs, but if you have a large collection of albums and want to experience your iMusic via gestures, Audium will get the job done nicely at only $0.99.
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Three for Free: Burn the Ropes World, XenoCube SD and TrafficVille HD Posted: 18 Nov 2011 09:24 AM PST
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Super Crossfire HD in Review – Who Needs Scrolling? Posted: 18 Nov 2011 07:27 AM PST Long before there were glorious multi-screen scrolling shooters, games like Space Invaders and Asteroids blazed a trail of their own by making single screen shooters with simple mechanics addictive. From time to time modern developers have tried to recapture that magic with varying degrees of success, but for me none have really done the concept justice. That is, of course, until Super Crossfire HD came around. The mechanics and visuals are old school, but things like particle effects and adjustable stats give it a modern flare. Even if you resigned yourself to believing that there is no going back once you tasted the "freedom" of a scrolling shooter, you need to give this one screen wonder a try. (...) © EricPankoke for TouchMyApps, 2011. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us |
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