The Verge app for iOS released.

The folks of The Verge have indeed released their app for iOS devices to the App Store. Founded by Joshua Topolsky, former editor-in-chief of Engadget, The Verge is a great source of information as the site broadly covers the tech industry. The mobile app is great for reading on the go. I haven't tried it on my iPad yet. So I'll update this post if I come across any issues.


The app does what it's been designed for and that is to provide great content at your finger tips. Get your free copy on App Store.




Source: The Verge

Rovio strikes back with Amazing Alex.

Amazing Alex is the new game developed by the guys behind angry birds. Will this game reach the same level of stardom as Angry Birds? Check it out and let me know.

"Amazing Alex has a set of 35 fully interactive objects just waiting to be set in motion. Fans can set the objects up to bounce, pop, ricochet, bash, and crash into each other and create an elaborate Rube Goldberg device! With a houseful of toys to play with, there’s more than one right answer. Fans can share their most creative solutions with friends and see what they came up with. With 100 challenging levels across four fun-filled locations, there’s a whole world of creations to explore!"

Amazing Alex costs $0.99 on iTunes.

Finally Google+ for iPad released.

Google just released a version of Google+ for the iPad. Features include Google+ Events, the ability to attach instant upload  photos to posts and start and join handouts.

Check out this application on the App Store:

Google+ Google, Inc. Category: Social Networking Updated: 10 Jul 2012

Check out London 2012: Official Results App for the Olympic and Paralympic Games

The official app is out for you to keep track of the Olympics on the go.

Check out this application on the App Store:

London 2012: Official Results App for the Olympic and Paralympic Games The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Limited Category: Sports Updated: 03 Jul 2012