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Black Out by 1026 Development is an iPhone homage to the classic Tiger handheld puzzle game, where your goal is to turn all the lights off, even as every light to touch switches all the lights around it. Why Black Out and why for the iPhone? Said developer Jeremy Curcio:
I loved the handheld game and was cleaning out my attic when I saw it sitting there. I then realized how smoothly it would port to the iPhone platform. That day I started writing this app. I’m really proud of how it turned out, and I think many others will enjoy it as well.
Black Out will be in the iTunes Store soon(ish?) for $0.99. Check out the video above and let us know if you’ll be picking it up…
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Quick App: Black Out for the iPhone
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Right before Macworld I had a chance to try out Bouncetrap from Playscreen, and talk to the team behind it. Bouncetrap [App Store link] costs $.99US, and fans of simple, fast games will probably love it. I'll go into the mechanics of Bouncetrap first, then get into what the Playscreen team had to say.Continue reading Bouncetrap review and interview with Playscreen
Bouncetrap review and interview with Playscreen originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Tue, 20 Jan 2009 16:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Bouncetrap review and interview with Playscreen originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Tue, 20 Jan 2009 16:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Well here is yet one more attempt to get cut/copy and paste going via a Jailbroken app from iSpazio. Clippy inserts two buttons into the iPhone system keyboard, one for copying and the other for pasting. One major gripe is that it only accepts user-entered text and copies over one line at a time. So there is no copying any text from web sites or emails, etc…
It’s very easy to use this app. Once installed, start typing text, then select it with your finger, and tap the “123″ key to show a new line at the top of your keyboard. Now tap copy and then enjoy yourself to paste your text in every other app you want!
Again, this app is available for free if you have a Jailbroken iPhone. To try it out, simply go to the iSpazio Repository in Cydia and download it straight to your phone. While this app is not perfect, it is a much better attempt than the previous tries.
[Via iSpazio]
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Clippy: Another Jailbreak Cut/Copy and Paste App