3.0
Review: AppMonday: ReadQuick
The idea of speed reading isn't for everyone, but if you yearn to get more reading done and there aren't enough hours in a day, an app may well come to the rescue....
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3.0
4.5
Review: AppMonday: Lifeline (iOS, Android, Apple Watch)
Out of nowhere you get a message from someone: help. They’ve crashed on a moon and you’re the only one they can talk to. You can help them in this little interactive novel, available on iOS, Android, and even the Apple Watch....
Adobe goes touch, we put our hands all over it
If you thought that Adobe - the company behind industry standard Photoshop, Premiere, and InDesign - was going to sit back and let tablets rise in popularity without releasing anything, think again. We've been given a brief play with its new line of apps, coming to a tablet near you....
4.0
Review: Great British Chefs (iPad app)
Cooking apps for the iPad have been one of the more popular app types available for the iPad, with celebrity chefs such as Jamie Oliver, Gordon Ramsay and Nigella Lawson all lending their names to a selection of cooking apps aimed at the home cook. But what if you want to be more than just a home cook? What if you want to be the next Masterchef?...
4.0
Review: Groove Coaster (iPad app)
If you started your day hoping someone would find you a crazy game that mixes music and touch, here's your answer: Groove Coaster, a new title for the iPad that takes funky electronic music and blends it with retro art and beat matching....
4.5
Review: Sid Meier’s Pirates! (iPad app)
If you've always wanted to explore the seven seas and look for buried treasure without leaving the comfort of your own life, now you can: Sid Meier's Pirates has arrived for the iPad, a game that lets experience life in the 1600s as a swashbuckling hero....
5.0
Review: Djay (iPad app)
If there's one thing a DJ learns quickly, it's that decks cost money. And then there's Djay, a new app for the iPad that turns your tablet into a pair of digital record players for $20....
4.0
Review: Dinosaur Zoo (iPad app)
Most parents are always looking for a good balance of fun and education in a iPad app for their children. Dinosaur Zoo does exactly that with the ability to interact with the dinosaurs but also learn about the type of dinosaur they are looking at....
4.5
Review: Flipboard (iPad app)
Available free from the Apple App Store for iPads, "Flipboard" collects updates from Facebook, Twitter, your favourite websites, and RSS feeds, and turn them into a magazine-like experience....
3.5
Review: Adobe Nav (iPad app)
Photoshop users love any and every shortcut they can get, and Adobe's "Nav" app for the iPad aims to make using the program easier with touchscreen shortcuts....