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Nixical v1.0 (PPC Application)
A retro calculator with a dual line Nixie tube display. It is fairly intuitive to use, but you may need a bit of practice with the dual lines. They make repetitive calculations a breeze. You can do things like "120.45 x 15 %". For use with Mobile 6+ devices with VGA resolutions (480x640). Read more
NS Pairs v1.0 (PPC Game)
This is a classic memory game, also known as Memorize, Concentration, Pelmanism, Shinkei-suijaku or simply Pairs. It is a card game in which all of the cards are laid face down on a surface and two cards are flipped face up over each turn. The object of the game is to turn over pairs of matching cards. Improve your brain, train your concentration and memory using this game. Read more
TV Listings v1.2.2 (iPhone Application)
TV Listings shows list of on-air TV programs in Japan. Automatically matched time of day and region. You can see before or after the list on time of day. TV Listings available to VHF, BS, CS, AM and FM Radio broadcast station. Read more
Islamic Calendar v1.0 (iPhone Application)
Islamic calendar or Hijri calendar is a lunar calendar used to date events in many predominantly Muslim countries, and used by Muslims everywhere to determine the proper day on which to celebrate Islamic holy days and festivals. Read more
iProv v1.0 (iPhone misc)
iProv is a portable encyclopaedia of over 250 improvisation games and handles, based on The Living Playbook by Unexpected Productions. Read more
Snake Duel (iPhone Game)
Tilt the iPhone/iPod touch or swipe over the display to steer your snake and keep him out of trouble! Are you fast enough to survive? Read more
TooDoo v1.0 (iPhone Application)
Have you ever written a few tasks on a scrap piece of paper, put that paper in a “safe” place, and then forgot or misplaced that magic list after you left? If you’re a list maker, or just someone who needs a little help in the organization department, TooDoo is here to help! Now you can keep that to-do list in a convenient place right on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Read more