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A simulation of another Soviet game “Electronica IM-??”, “The Hockey”, analogue of Nintendo’s EG-26 Egg.

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Take control and teach your dog new tricks via this simple to use dog whistle.

Main Features:
* Quickly initiate any frequency sound via the simple dog whistle interface
* Use preset frequencies
* Create your own presets

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Track satellites as they pass over your location. This application allows you to select any number of satellites and will show the track through the sky of the next pass(es) of each over your location. Frequency information can be added so you know how to tune into the signals. The satellite information is downloaded via the internet, and the iPhone GPS can be used to automatically track your location. Options allow the display of the sun and moon locations and the angle of the iPhone/iPod Touch to indicate to guide where to point your antenna. This application is primarily intended for those who use the Amateur Radio satellites but weather and other satellites can also be tracked.

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Bounce the moon to see how many bounces you can make until the moon collide with the earth.

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This game can be describe by one word “AVOID”. The point of this game is to stay alive as long as possible. You are the star, no really, you are the “star”. Move it around by tapping on the screen or tilt the iPhone or iPod Touch to. Use the combination of both controls to AVOIDZ.

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GNReader is a news viewer of Japanese Google News.

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This is one of the classics!

Features:
* Full audio chapters
* Increase/Decrease font size
* Table of Contents for easy navigation
* Auto save position for audio and text

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iPowerShell is an easy to use reference tool for users of Microsoft’s PowerShell scripting language. It contains full descriptions of each and every core PowerShell Version 1 cmdlet, their syntax, parameters and examples of proper usage. It also contains the complete set of “about item” help topics.

iPowerShell includes a quick search function that allows the user to type in partial search terms which results in a pared-down list of PowerShell cmdlets that include the term in their name. For instance, typing in “item” returns “Clear-Item”, “Clear-ItemPropery”, “Copy-Item”, etc. A Reset button resets the search list to the full list. iPowerShell also includes an alphabetical index bar which takes the user at a touch to the cmdlets that start with any specific letter.

All screens in iPowerShell function in both portrait and landscape mode for easier viewing of long text descriptions. Cmdlet info screens separate each piece of information for the cmdlet into easy to locate and read blocks.

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Take a picture, send it to all over the place.

Sign up with Pikchur and now you’re ready to send your pictures to Twitter, Rejaw, Facebook, Flickr, Tumblr, Friendfeed, Brightkite, Identi.ca, Plurk, Jaiku, Koornk and TotSpot!

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Forget about typing long street addresses, cities and states to get directions on your iPhone. With SayNFind just say your destination address in the U.S. and get the route and driving directions from your current location.

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