[+/-] : iPhone and iPod App : Distant Shore v1.0

Walk the sand.
Discover yourself.
Communicate.

Write a message in a bottle and cast it into the sea. Where will it wash up and who will discover it?

Walk along an endless beach and find messages in bottles launched by people from all over the world...each from their own distant shore. What will they have to say and how will you respond?


Distant Shore by The Blimp Pilots

Features:

- Communicate with people from all over the world
- Beautiful 3-D graphics
- Soothing ambient sound effects
- A fun new way to express yourself

Distant Shore is the newest application from The Blimp Pilots, creators of Koi Pond - the #1 Paid App of 2008.

***Note: iPod touch users need a WiFi connection to use Distant Shore.








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[+/-] : Coke Dabbles in iPhone Apps

Coca-Cola has launched “Spin the Coke”—a new application for iPhone users.

The brand describes the game as a way to “break the ice or to give that someone special a not so subtle hint.” The application can be downloaded at the iTunes store for FREE.

"Coke is about bringing people together," said Freddie Laker, director of digital strategy at Sapient, the Coke roster shop that created the app. "It is about youth culture, and sitting around playing spin the bottle epitomizes that."

It joins another free application Coke created for the iPhone. The Magic Coke Bottle app is a twist on the Magic Eight Ball. Users can shake their iPhone's Coke bottle image to get answers to life's burning questions. Players can choose from five backgrounds and two themes, with each background having different music. They can also customize the bottle between the classic Coke and the modern version.

Coke joins several big name brands like Target and Nike looking to connect with users through the popular Apple phone. Some are emphasizing utility, others whimsy. The goals are the same: get users to bring their brands onto their phones and with them at all times.

Nike has gone the utility route with a recently released application for Nike Training Club, its third and most advanced iPhone app. The app, developed by digital agency R/GA, lets users design workout plans from videos on NikeWomen.com, which are then transferred to the iPhone. The idea is for women to have a customized workout plan, which is combined with a calendar function. Users get points for completing workouts, part of an effort to motivate them to continue.

A challenge for brand applications is they compete with many other similar offerings from developers. Brands, including Coke and Nike, have a spotty track record on Facebook creating applications with much staying power.

Spin the Coke, for instance, is just one of several spin the bottle applications available in the iTunes store. The Magic Coke Bottle, likewise, competes with other Magic Eight Ball-type applications. Apple has approved an estimated 16,000 applications for the iPhone.

"It's gotten to the point now that you actually have to put something out that can cut through the clutter and it has to be promoted properly," said Laker.

Coke will promote the application on its own properties and via blogger outreach, he said, with the goal being to reach the list of the top 25 free apps for the iPhone.


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[+/-] : iphone 3g unlock:Fly into the danger zone

There are a couple of flight sim games for the iPhone, however, according to SnakeHead Software, their game Flying Aces is the first true dogfight flight sim for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

The game puts you in control of an F-15 Eagle flying over the Persian Gulf and uses accelerometer controls to give you a more realistic flight experience. There will also be a ranking systems for players to compete against one another. The more A.I.-controlled enemy fighters you shoot down, the higher your rank will be.

This version of the game will be available on the App Store sometime in November for $7.99. SnakeHead Software is planning to release a multiplayer version of the game sometime in the future. At that point, the game will be priced at $9.99. According to the company, users that purchased the first version of the game will "most likely" be able to get the upgrade for free.

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[+/-] : iPhone 3G Unlock:Apple iPhone 2.0 Appstore Mote-M 1.1 Cracked

Mote Massacre is a variation of Tower Defense(similiar with warcraft tower defence) for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Players place offensive towers onto a field to prevent incoming units (called motes) from reaching the other side of the field. Three different classes of towers may be strategically placed and upgraded. Only a limited number of motes may cross the field.

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