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Sorted – Stay Organizez…iPhone App Review
eMailGanizer Keeps Email Conversations Connected on iPhone
Go Go Mongo! for iOS – Fun, Educational Game for Children Ages 2 and Up
500 World Facts, Gorgeously Displayed-Geo Walk 3D iPad App Video
Painfully Fun Circus Game..Circus Pain iPad App Video

Sorted – Stay Organizez…iPhone App Review

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 01:00 PM PDT

iPhone App Review

If you are looking for a simple, polished, fun-to-use task/organization app, Sorted might be the app for you. When you start it up you are immediately immersed with a slick UI and simple controls. You can have multiple pages of tasks to help keep everything organized. You can then scroll through your different pages of tasks to help you easily get to the one you want to see. After tapping the one you want, you then have the list of all of your tasks in that page right in front of you. You can swipe a task to the right to "complete" it, and it is then erased from the list and archived in the "completed" tab. You can prioritize your tasks, as well as organize them by "date due". All of these nice features add up to a nice task/organizing experience. I have a video review below too. Slimothy

iPhone App Details

Title: Sorted
Cost: $0.99
Category: Productivity
Developer: Savage Interactive Pty Ltd
Store: iTunes App Store

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eMailGanizer Keeps Email Conversations Connected on iPhone

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 11:00 AM PDT

Santa Cruz, California – eMailGanizer, the intelligent email reader for iPhone that helps users to quickly process their emails, now offers email threading to keep entire conversations connected. eMailGanizer’s new Email Threading feature uses a conversation view similar to the iPhone’s text messaging app to connect all messages within a thread, even across multiple folders. Another key improvement to eMailGanizer is the ability to move several emails into the same folder at once from the QuickFile tab.

With eMailGanizer’s new Email Threading, the quoted text at the bottom of an email is replaced by a “Message History” section. This section shows each prior message from the discussion in an easy-to-read, conversation-style layout. Tapping on any of these messages navigates directly to the referenced email. The hidden text from each email can be revealed by simply tapping a button on the “Message History” bar.

eMailGanizer makes filing an entire conversation at the same time very simple. From any message in the conversation, a tap on the ‘Thread’ button will present the email-thread in its entirety. From that screen, a tap on the ‘Organize’ button will cause eMailGanizer to automatically generate recommended folders to file the entire Email Thread.

A major change to the eMailGanizer’s QuickFile feature enables users to file or delete several emails into the same folder at the same time. Users can place check marks in front of all incoming emails that should be grouped together. All of the checked emails can then be quickly filed into a single folder or deleted.

About eMailGanizer:
iPhone users, like everybody else that receives a large number of emails, must figure out an approach to managing the sheer volume of messages they view on their phones. Some iPhone users take the time to manually file their emails into dozens of folders. Other users store all of their emails in one giant inbox, making it difficult to find emails when they are needed. Both approaches are inefficient and drain productivity.

eMailGanizer, an intelligent email reader for the iPhone, simplifies the process of managing email by intuitively presenting folder recommendations in order of relevance to the current email. Users can now stay organized quickly and easily by filing emails with a couple of taps.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iOS 4.2 or later
* 6.0 MB

Pricing and Availability:
eMailGanizer 1.2 is available in both an ‘ad-supported’ version and a ‘pro’ version, without advertisements. eMailGanizer Pro also includes bonus features such as larger email previews and the ability to view more folders at one time. It is still available in the App Store at its introductory price of $4.99 (USD).

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GoodHumans, founded in 2000, is based in Santa Cruz, California with a pioneering social networking site dedicated to the concept of being a good human being. The company still pursues this ideal through the online retailing of eco-friendly products at GoodHumans.com. In 2008, the leadership team turned its attention toward its core professional passions of software and design for the iPhone. Copyright (C) 2011 GoodHumans. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Go Go Mongo! for iOS – Fun, Educational Game for Children Ages 2 and Up

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 09:00 AM PDT

San Francisco, California – QwikMind today is pleased to introduce Go Go Mongo! 1.0 for iOS, their new educational game for kids ages 2+. Featuring Mongo, the cute and cuddly cartoon character that loves to eat, players tilt the iOS device to move Mongo so he can catch food falling from the sky. Players will learn the names of many different foods, improve their motor skills by controlling Mongo’s position, and develop short-term memory by catching only selected foods at each of 40 levels. Mongo’s silly animations and zany sound effects will keep children entertained for hours. Go Go Mongo! is ideal for those long car rides, and while waiting at the doctor’s office. The game was chosen by Apple as “New and Noteworthy,” and quickly appeared in the list of Top 50 Educational Games.

Watching children enthusiastically playing Go Go Mongo! for hours on end, it becomes clear that when a game is well designed, fun and learning are complementary. They occur simultaneously and on multiple levels. Mongo is cute and funny, but he is also expressive. According to the situation, he displays surprise, confusion, satisfaction, discomfort, and unbounded joy. Animated stars emanate from his body as he consumes the foods he loves. He turns purple and doubles over when he eats something that disagrees with him. The game is highly interactive, capturing the manual dexterity, emotional connection, and intellectual understanding of the young child.

There are 40 levels of play that take place over three different environments: a sunny meadow, a snowy forest, and a windy seashore. At the start of each level, the child narrator announces which foods the player must try to have Mongo catch. As he speaks the name of each food, the cartoon representation of that food is displayed. The 40 levels are composed of 10 sections. In each section three new foods are introduced individually over three levels, and then all three are used in the fourth level. Foods appearing in the game include: apple, banana, orange, grape, cherry, pineapple, pear, strawberry, watermelon, cantaloupe, kiwi, mango, broccoli, cauliflower, carrot, corn, lettuce, pea, cucumber, mushroom, tomato, green pepper, onion, potato, cheese, ice cream cone (twice), milk, cake, and cookie.

With the goal of the level set (e.g. catch the cookies), the player tilts the iOS device to have Mongo run right or left to catch the food falling from the sky. At higher levels, play becomes more challenging. Players must catch three different foods (e.g. apples, bananas, and oranges), and/or must avoid catching any other food. Levels end when Mongo catches the right food(s) five times (Continue), or the wrong food(s) three times (Try Again). The game is played in landscape mode, and QwikMind recommends that 2 to 4-year-olds play the game on an iPhone or iPod touch, as the iPad is a bit too heavy for them to hold and manipulate for long periods.

Music and sound effects are synced to the action, and contribute an added dimension to the colorful, 2D animations (these have been created by Michael McGee who has also worked on the original Mario Brothers theme, as well as children’s cartoon shows such as Inspector Gadget and Pee Wee’s Playhouse). Post-modern in style, both the simple character Mongo as well as the various foods are all cutouts, with scissor-cut white borders acknowledging their constructed status. All the layered environments, which are backgrounds to the action, are rendered more realistically with black outlines, no borders, and multi-color shading. A great deal of thought has gone in to this very simple game, perhaps offering some explanation as to why both very young children as well as adults lose themselves in its gameplay.

Feature Highlights:
* Go Go Mongo! is a fun and educational game for children ages 2+
* Mongo is a cute and cuddly character that loves to eat
* Mongo has to catch food falling from the sky
* Children have to use their motor skills to feed Mongo
* QwikMind is a member of Moms with Apps
* Music and sound effects add realism to the action
* Children will learn the names of 29 different foods
* Players must remember which foods to catch, or not catch on each level
* Appeared on Apple’s “New and Noteworthy” list
* Appeared in Top 50 Educational Games

“The Go Go Mongo! team of game designers, artists, programmers, musicians, and marketing experts has been very gratified by the fantastic reception our game has received,” stated QwikMind spokesperson Ahmed Siddiqui. “We wanted to make the best game we could for our own kids; and now we have the pleasure of sharing it.”

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
* iOS 3.0 or later (iOS 4 tested)
* 14.4 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Go Go Mongo! 1.0 is $0.99 (USD) and available worldwide through the App Store in the Games category. Review copies are available upon request.

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QwikMind, Inc. is based in San Francisco, California, and aims to Improve Learning Through Play. They build fun games for children with an educational twist. The Go Go Mongo Team is a group of artists, game developers, and business guys obsessed with making fun games for kids. The company was founded in February, 2011 by Ahmed Siddiqui. Copyright (C) 2011 QwikMind, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod, and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

500 World Facts, Gorgeously Displayed-Geo Walk 3D iPad App Video

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 06:00 AM PDT

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-Learn about the World with the new iPad application Geo Walk 3D-World Fact Book. This iPad application boasts at least 500 different world facts presented in a very cool way. The main user interface is a globe that the user can zoom in and out of with simple finger gestures. Within the globe there are index cards for the various categories that can be filtered according to the the world facts categories within this application (places, people, plans, animals). There is also a quiz game or portion to the app that checks to see if the user was paying attention to the facts they were previously viewing in this application. Geo Walk 3D-World Fact Book is a very well priced education application that makes learning facts about the world enjoyable. Watch the iPad app video below for a complete demonstration of this application. CM

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Title: Geo Walk – 3D World Fact Book
Cost: $2.99 (iPad) $0.99 9 (iPhone)
Category: Education
Developer: Vito Technology
Store: iTunes App Store

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Painfully Fun Circus Game..Circus Pain iPad App Video

Posted: 29 Mar 2011 04:38 PM PDT

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-Everyone loves the circus, or at least one would think. Those who don’t like the circus, probably PETA and the Organization for the Protection of Clowns (OPC), but generally speaking “everyone” loves the circus. Now, you too can love the circus while having a painfully fun time playing the new iPad/iPhone app Circus Pain by Ongoz spA. This iPad game application has 55 levels of cannon shooting ragdoll game play that is easy to pickup, but harder to put down. The artistic animated graphics are excellent and the themed French music is superb. Circus Pain is not a pain on our pocket at only $0.99 for this universal iOS application. CM