WasteNot takes the concept of planting seeds of knowledge to the eco-friendly sphere. In essence, this app allows you to find and share ideas for how to reduce your waste and negative impacts on the environment and to also see how big of a difference these ideas will make. These ideas are referred to as “seeds” in the app, so you can either Browse Seeds to see what recommendations already exist, Plant Seeds to impart your own green knowledge, and Water Seeds to show that you are actively taking part in an eco-friendly activity.

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 What if you took Tap Tap Revenge, removed the importance of tapping to the music and instead replaced it with ants.  Well, in essence, you’d get Tap Tap Ants. The goal of Tap Tap Ants is to see how many ants you can squish (tap) in 60 seconds. Different Levels? Nope Powerups? Nope Different ants? Sort of--ants of different colors, but their points and movements seem the same even though they are different colors. Nothing different game after game, just a relentless flood of ants...Read More

 What if you took Tap Tap Revenge, removed the importance of tapping to the music and instead replaced it with ants.  Well, in essence, you’d get Tap Tap Ants. The goal of Tap Tap Ants is to see how many ants you can squish (tap) in 60 seconds. Different Levels? Nope Powerups? Nope Different ants? Sort of--ants of different colors, but their points and movements seem the same even though they are different colors. Nothing different game after game, just a relentless flood of ants...Read More

Before I go into this, I would like to present  a screen shot to show you how bad-ass this game is.

I think that just about sums up the essence of this hilarious and action-packed game.

And here’s the official plot line that matches the ingenuity of the legendary writers such as J.K. Rowling and Homer

from iTunes:

“Join OLIVER, RIGGS and the rest of the BATTLE BEARS on a space odyssey none of them are anywhere close to thrilled to be experiencing. Defend the flagship Ursa Major from an onslaught of confused creatures hewn from the deepest, darkest corners of the cosmos’ disturbed imagination.”

Battle Bears -1 really has to be experienced. It is not something that can be described words alone. Anyway, this is essentially a third person shooting game, in which you get to be a bad-ass teddy bear and blow up/decapitate other cuddly creatures. (Don’t worry, it’s not that bloody because a rainbow shoots up from the decapitated animals instead of blood ) The funny & action combination is what makes this game so addictive. The best part is the fact that this is only $0.99, despite the fact that this is one of the best games on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.

Here are some more screen-shots for you to enjoy…

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Before I go into this, I would like to present  a screen shot to show you how bad-ass this game is.

I think that just about sums up the essence of this hilarious and action-packed game.

And here’s the official plot line that matches the ingenuity of the legendary writers such as J.K. Rowling and Homer

from iTunes:

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Google used their Android 2.2 Froyo launch today to bring the fight squarely to Apple and Steve Jobs, saying in essence they created Android because they feared a future where one man (Steve Jobs) and one company (Apple) controlled the mobile space.

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Just released this week, Dreamwalk is touted as “the mobile treasure hunt” and in essence, that’s pretty much what it is. It sort of equates to commercialized geocaching, but it’s really a pretty simple concept.

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As with so many of Gameloft’s titles, GT Racing: Motor Academy pares down the modern console gaming experience you’d expect into a version that’s simpler, but preserves the core essence of Gran Turismo—particularly older ones, such as GT1 and GT2.

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Filed under: Rumors, iPhone

If there's anything consistently consistent about the purported Apple tablet, it's that it's said to be, in essence, a larger iPhone. Expanding on this, Boy Genius Report cites its "close Apple contact" that claims the device is "an iPhone on steroids."

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