If we see more games like 1112 come out for the iPhone, there’s no doubt of its viability as a serious gaming platform, I think.
If we see more games like 1112 come out for the iPhone, there’s no doubt of its viability as a serious gaming platform, I think.
If you’re looking for a well written iPhone app to keep track of your car maintenance needs, check out Gas Cubby. It’s on sale today only for $0.99 (normally $5).
Microsoft released a Seadragon app for the iPhone of all things. Why is this awesome? Photosynth was born of Seadragon.
I’m actually surprised at how well it runs on my iPhone Edge connection. Definitely worth a look.
I haven’t tried this app out personally yet but since it’s free for only a limited time, I thought I’d just go ahead and post it here so you peeps can grab it.
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UPDATE: I tested this out at Starbucks on the walk home. It works like a charm.

Lunascape is a web browser that makes use of the three major rendering engines in use today. Being able to switch between the engines on the fly will no doubt be a boon to web developers testing for browser compatibility.
Right now it’s in alpha and only for Windows XP/Vista. Once a Mac version comes out, I’ll be all over this.

For those Mac owner’s who need some higher math tools, Magic Number Machine is the (free) app for you.
Angelo recently made the leap and updated the firmware on his AppleTV with open-source awesomeness, Boxee. Among the plethora of options Boxee has, Hulu streaming is the kicker for me. With Netflix streaming in the works, I may just invest in this project as my all-in-one entertainment center.
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For those of you who don’t already have Dreamweaver or some other such website design software, you might want to check out Free CSS Toolbox for your CSS editing needs. Considering its price (free), it offers very handy functionality including:
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