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Five apps that’ll help you celebrate the Easter holiday

April 8, 2012 · No comments

Easter is just around corner which means it's time for spring flowers, lovely dresses and time with family and friends. Below are five apps to help you celebrate the Sunday holiday. If you have any suggestions of your own, please add them to the list (all prices are USD).

Wood Puzzles Easter Color HD ($ 0.99)

Wood Puzzles Easter Color HD is an iPad app that features 15 different Easter-themed puzzles. The puzzles are your standard wood puzzles with colorful, chunky pieces that are perfect for the younger set.

Easter Egg Coloring Book (Free)

The Easter Egg Coloring book is a finger-painting app for children that chock full or rabbits and eggs for your child to color. It's cutesy and will keep your children busy coloring for hours.

Olive Tree Bible Reader ($ 0.99; bibles and study guides available as in-app purchases)

If you are a Christian, then you should consider adding Olive Tree Bible Reader to your list of must-have apps. It has a variety of bibles and study guides that you can add to your iPhone or iPad. Use it to bookmark and then review those passages that celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

iCookbook ($ 4.99)

Eggs and candy are a big part of Easter, but we can't forget about the all-important Easter brunch or dinner. If you need some cooking tips or recipe ideas, then go no further than iCookbook. The cooking app features 2,000 recipes with detailed instructions and stunning photos. The app has some compelling features like voice command which lets you use your voice to work your way through a recipe, set timers and more.

Egg Dyeing 101 from Martha Stewart ($ 0.99)

Egg Dyeing 101 from Martha Stewart was on our list last year and is back again for a second round. The app has detailed instructions on how to cook and dye Easter eggs as well as fun crafts that you can do once the eggs are done. It's 99-cents and worth every penny.

Five apps that'll help you celebrate the Easter holiday originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Fri, 06 Apr 2012 09:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Free And Discounted Apps For iPhone [Hot Deals]

April 7, 2012 · No comments
Want some hot apps for your iPhone ?! Well then you must check out our daily hot deals for iPhone that we already have got a great and hot list from free and discounted apps for your iPhone, really you must not miss them, These apps are currently available for a great discount, and some of them are even totally free. We recommend jumping on these hot deals while they are available. Act fast before it’s too late!




Pocket Informant HD – $ 8.99
Pocket Informant – $ 6.99
Sally’s Spa HD – $ 2.99
Dead Space™ for iPad – $ 2.99
Topps Pennant – $ 2.99
YAHTZEE™ HD – $ 1.99
Sally’s Spa – $ 0.99
Flick Golf Extreme! HD – $ 0.99
Asteroids®: Gunner + – $ 0.99
The Treasures of Montezuma – $ 0.99
The Treasures of Montezuma 3 HD – $ 0.99
The Early Edition 2 – $ 0.99
Armament 2028 – $ 0.99
Race Of Champions -The official game – $ 0.99
Greed Corp HD – $ 0.99
Assault Commander Ultimate – $ 0.99
Dragon Fantasy – $ 0.99
Gift Plan – $ 0.99
Quarrel Deluxe – $ 0.99
Farm Frenzy 3 HD – $ 0.99
Home Sheep Home HD – $ 0.99
Fuzel – Photos made awesome – $ 0.99
Joan Jade & the Gates of Xibalba HD – $ 0.99
ZDAY Survival Simulator – Free
All-in-1 Walkthrough for Cut the Rope – Free
Elf Defense Eng – Free
Audium – A Beautiful, Gesture Driven Music Player – Free
iPlane.MIL – Free
Piano Notes Pro – Free
Ozy Quotes – Free
Angel Fight HD – Free
Deco Sketch – Free
Bedtime Bunny Tales: Tortoise and the Hare – Free
Bedtime Bunny Tales: Tortoise and the Hare HD – Free
SlickTasks – Free
Cradle of Rome 2 HD – Free

EA Massive Easter sale

MASS EFFECT™ INFILTRATOR – $ 4.99
MADDEN NFL 12 by EA SPORTS™ For iPad – $ 4.99
FIFA SOCCER 12 by EA SPORTS for iPad – $ 2.99
BATTLEFIELD: BAD COMPANY™ 2 for iPad – $ 2.99
Real Racing HD – $ 2.99
Real Racing 2 HD – $ 2.99
SimCity™ Deluxe for iPad – $ 2.99
NBA JAM by EA SPORTS™ for iPad – $ 2.99
Dead Space – $ 1.99
Need for Speed™ Hot Pursuit – $ 1.99
Real Racing 2 – $ 1.99
FIFA SOCCER 12 by EA SPORTS – $ 1.99
FIFA 11 by EA SPORTS – $ 1.99
MADDEN NFL 12 by EA SPORTS – $ 1.99
TRIVIAL PURSUIT Master Edition for iPad – $ 1.99
MONOPOLY for iPad – $ 1.99
MONOPOLY HERE & NOW: The World Edition for iPad – $ 1.99
BATTLESHIP for iPad – $ 1.99
SHIFT 2 Unleashed for iPad – $ 1.99
Flight Control HD – $ 0.99
SHIFT 2 Unleashed – $ 0.99
Reckless Racing HD – $ 0.99
SPY mouse HD – $ 0.99
COMMAND & CONQUER™ RED ALERT™ for iPad – $ 0.99

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Facebook, Dropbox iOS apps contain security hole that could allow identity theft (Updated)

April 7, 2012 · No comments

Let's clear this up quickly: Yes, there's a security hole in the Facebook app. The Next Web also confirmed the same issue in the Dropbox app. The good news is this: It's very unlikely anyone would get your info this way.

Someone would have to have physical access to your iPhone, and you'd have to allow them to plug it into their Mac, then allow them to do a bunch of business on your phone to grab a plain text file from inside these apps, then they'd have to go and do something malicious on your Facebook or Dropbox accounts.

Although many have reported jailbreak is required to access this hole, that is simply not true. A Mac app like iExplorer, which allows you to open app folders on an iPhone, will allow you to access the security hole.

It works like this: iOS apps use little text files, .plist files (aka property list files), to store all sorts of little things about an app. In this case, Dropbox and Facebook are using an unencrypted property list to apparently store both the oauth key and its secret counterpart.

That's...astonishingly naive. (I wonder how many apps don't do this as well). Apple provides a secure mechanism called the system keychain which is meant for exactly this, providing a non-visible storage of sensitive data.

By using iExplorer to find the right plist, that file can be copied and dropped into another device, which would then be able to access your account as though you had already logged in. Using a property list in this way leaves us scratching our heads.

Facebook issued a comment saying they will patch this soon. I haven't seen any statement from Dropbox yet. That being said, this was a dumb mistake on Facebook's and Dropbox's parts -- they should have known better.

Update: Dropbox issued a statement as well, noting the Android version doesn't suffer from this vulnerability. Also, they are working on a fix now. Their statement is pasted below.

The Next Web did a little more testing and discovered you can't do this if you have set a passcode on your device.

From Dropbox:

We are currently updating our iOS app to do the same. We note that the attack in question requires a malicious actor to have physical access to a user's device. In a situation like that, a user is susceptible to all sorts of threats, so we strongly advise safeguarding devices.

Facebook, Dropbox iOS apps contain security hole that could allow identity theft (Updated) originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Facebook and Dropbox Apps Have Major Security Hole

April 7, 2012 · No comments
A security hole in the Facebook and Dropbox apps makes it possible for someone to obtain access to your account. iClarified - Apple News and Tutorials

Free Apps Roundup for April 6, 2012

April 6, 2012 · No comments

This week on the Free Apps Roundup: If you came here looking for free games, then these are the apps you’re looking for. But this time, it’s special. Sure, there’s a plethora of games below, but there’s one that’s designed to turn fitness into a game. Yes, Fitocracy wants to make you healthy and maybe even better looking and force you to have fun while doing it! But there’s so much more on this week’s list. Prepare for download.

The Top Three:

  • Fitocracy – So, now everyone can just stop being lazy and be awesome instead. Sometimes a little help from your friends can go a long way. A little online peer pressure can probably go a lot farther. Fitocracy is all about making your fitness a social game. You earn points, unlock achievements, beat quests and get to respawn every time you die. Okay, that last part isn’t true. But you can track your entire workout and share it with the world. The service wants to keep you motivated, which should translate into a healthier you. Give it a try. It could be fun.
  • FileMaker Go 12 for iPad – Do you have a task? FileMaker says you can tackle any task with this app. It’s an easy to use database app. Basically, you can use it to collect information in customized ways. But it’s not completely free; you’ll need to pick up FileMaker Pro 12 to create your databases.
  • FileMaker Go 12 for iPhone – the iPhone version.
  • Ice Age Village – Sure, you could argue that this franchise has gone a little overboard, but that doesn’t mean we don’t like them anymore. This is the official Ice Age app. Basically, you’ll be helping the crew build and run a city. Plus, there are a ton of mini games along the way.

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Security issue in Facebook, Dropbox iOS apps requires physical access

April 6, 2012 · No comments
A newly discovered security flaw in the Facebook and Dropbox applications for iOS could lead to identity theft, but only if a malicious user were to physically get their hands on an iPhone or iPad.

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HeadphoneLauncher Lets You Quickly Launch Apps After Plugging Headphones In

April 5, 2012 · No comments
HeadphoneLauncher is a new tweak that displays a customized app launcher on your lockscreen when you plug headphones into your iOS device. iClarified - Apple News and Tutorials

Will creativity tools be the “next wave” of iOS apps?

April 5, 2012 · No comments

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Blogger Erica Ogg over at GigaOM's The Apple Blog brought up an interesting point in a post today, wondering aloud if creativity tools will be the next big wave of iOS apps. There have always been creativity tools, like painting and drawing apps, in the App Store, but Ogg based her comment on two beautiful and well-designed apps that appeared last week and have caught a lot of attention from buyers.

Those two apps are Snapguide and Paper. Snapguide (free) provides a simple way for anyone to create and share step-by-step how-to guides, while Paper by FiftyThree (free, with in-app tool purchases) is one of the best iPad sketching and painting apps I've ever seen and used. Both of the apps have immediately resonated with iOS users, who find the creative aspects of these apps as appealing as the traditional consumption-oriented apps that have been so popular on the iOS platform.

Ogg notes that "the debuts of Snapguide and Paper are showing that not only are developers making apps that make the iPhone and iPad more of a creative tool, but that users are responding." Many more developers may find themselves moving away from the heavily populated world of game app development to try the clear blue skies of creativity apps.

Will creativity tools be the "next wave" of iOS apps? originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Wed, 04 Apr 2012 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Sonos drops dedicated controllers in favor of iOS and Android apps

April 5, 2012 · No comments

It was probably inevitable. Sonos, maker of wireless, whole-house music systems, will halt production of the handheld Sonos Control after May 31.

The company has offered iPhone and iPad controller apps for years, which are free and offer a complete set of features. I doubt the company sold many hardware controllers at US$ 349 when you could buy an iPod touch for about half the price and accomplish the same thing.

When the Sonos system was first offered for sale 10 years ago, smartphones were new, and some kind of small controller was necessary. With the invention of the iPhone, and the later ability to have dedicated apps, it was natural for Sonos to offer full control that way. An iPad app followed, and the dedicated controllers have become more and more irrelevant.

It's a small chapter in the larger book of changes that smartphone apps have added to the way we entertain ourselves, communicate and control household items like cable boxes, DVRs, and even security and lighting systems.

Sonos drops dedicated controllers in favor of iOS and Android apps originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Wed, 04 Apr 2012 13:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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FileMaker 12 launches with new templates, iOS apps now free

April 4, 2012 · No comments
Apple subsidiary FileMaker Inc. on Wednesday launched FileMaker Pro 12, featuring new templates and enhanced 64-bit support, along with a new, free mobile version for iOS devices.

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