Twitter has been getting a lot of attention lately – with its number of users growing exponentially. I currently tweet on two different accounts, a personal one as well as one dedicated for this site where I use to announce new posts and other topics related to our favorite Apple devices.
I have tried a multitude of different clients, both on the desktop as well as mobile where I eventually stumbled upon TweetStack and liked the idea that I could actually import my ‘stacks’ from the TweetDeck desktop client into the application.
TweetStack is a full featured Twitter client, with the main selling point of being able to manage stacks. If you happened to follow a lot of Twitter users, you’ll start to get the idea of a clutter – lots of tweets, some useful, some utterly rubbish. In TweetStack-speak, stacks refers to groupings that you can create in order to minimize the clutter everytime you check your Twitter feed.
We last took a look at this highly-anticipated title in early May. In between, EA Mobile has released a teaser-app and also some more screenshots as well as (yes) a trailer of the game. Taking notes from the trailer, the release date is set for June 2nd, 2009!
Check out the screenshots here (click for larger version), and also the trailer further below. Enjoy and don’t forget to mark your calendars for June 2nd, 2009!
With all the craze surrounding the latest reboot of the Star Trek franchise, there’s been a number of releases related to the movie, including an official game, which basically consists of you piloting the NCC-1701 USS Enterprise as a fighter craft of sorts – yes, the official game is a an action-adventure shoot ‘em up game.
The VOID makes its attempt in filling up the void (no pun intended) of space-themed games. This is not your typical shoot ‘em up game.
You play the role of a janitor who dreamed of becoming a feared and renowned space pirate. Saving up your slave labor wages, you finally managed enough credits to purchase your own ship. And so begins your adventure into the vast openess of the galaxy.
Good day people! It’s Tuesday again (time flies!) so let’s hit the iTunes Store and see what they have in store for us!
Starting the line-up of freebies this week is Diane Birch’s Rise Up – the free Single of the Week download. Singer cum songwriter/pianist Diane Birch brings some “church” to the bandstand with her soulful music in more ways than one. Rise up begins with an easy-going bluesy piano, warm horns and Birch’s enveloping voice. Also check out the brilliant multi-layered choice which shins both on the choruses and accompanying infectious clarinet solo at the end.
We did a preview of this awesome game some time back, so if you are not accustomed with it, then feel free to have a look here: Preview: Toki Tori by Two Tribes
Chillingo sent us word of the coming contest, so we are sharing it with you here firsthand.
In preparation of the May 22, 2009 launch of Toki Tori on the iPhone as well as the WiiWare version’s one year anniversary, developer Two Tribes and publisher Chillingo are inviting games to show off their creativity via the newly launched Toki Tori Promotion Contest. Entrants will be challenged to think of cool ways to promote the game.
Interested participants of this contest may check out the official rules and submit their entried at the following web site: http://www.tokitori.com/contest. Show off your creativity thru the display of your original promotional plans in action. Some examples include dressing up as Toki Tori, pimping out your MySpace page, creating a YouTube video featuring Toki Tori or even organizing a Toki Tori party and showing off the results. Creativity has no bounds!
The contest begins today and ends on June 26 2009. The production teams at Two Tribes B.V and Chillingo will judge all entries and pick the respective winners. The most creative entry will receive the first price consisting of a 200 dollars/euro worth of iTunes Gift Card or Wii points, a chicken to be adopted in your name and a Toki Tori figurine. The top nine runner up entries will all win a Toki Tori figurine.
Twitter has been getting a lot of attention lately – with its number of users growing exponentially. I currently tweet on two different accounts, a personal one as well as one dedicated for this site where I use to announce new posts and other topics related to our favorite Apple devices. 
I have tried a multitude of different clients, both on the desktop as well as mobile where I eventually stumbled upon TweetStack and liked the idea that I could actually import my ‘stacks’ from the TweetDeck desktop client into the application. 
In preparation of the May 22, 2009 launch of Toki Tori on the iPhone as well as the WiiWare version’s one year anniversary, developer 
