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The premise is simple but addictive: Tap the ball as it bounces around the screen and try to keep going as the ball gets faster. Miss three times and it’s game over.

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Simple clock application!

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Touch is a cardgame for iPhone!

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Chewy Xbox provides a way for you to quickly see whether your Xbox Live friends are online or not, using color-coding. All online friends are shown at the top of the list, so you don’t need to scroll all over the place to find your online friends.

As well, you can contact your friends by phone, email, and SMS directly. Once you pick a phone number etc, it’ll remember for next time, making it quick and simple to contact your friends.

Lastly, you can a see a list of games they’ve played, and the points they’ve achieved in the games.

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QuickTweet is a little application that lets you quickly post small messages (called ‘tweets’) to the Twitter social network. Stay connected to the world with the answer to a simple question: “What are you doing?”. QuickTweet has one single purpose; letting you post to Twitter in the fastest way possible.

This application is free for a limited time only.

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Identify the fonts in a photo or web graphic! Ever seen a great font in a magazine ad, poster, or on the web and wondered what font it is? Whip out your iPhone and snap a photo, and WhatTheFont will identify that font in seconds!

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Sparky is the ultimate portable study guide! Browse all the literature resources of SparkNotes.com on your iPhone. Get detailed plot overviews, character analysis, chapter summaries, key facts and much more on your favourite work of literature. Sparky formats pages for easy viewing and extracts a table of contents for quick browsing. Sparky directly connects to the SparkNotes so it doesn’t deal with overloaded third party servers.

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City Advisor is a Public Transport Navitation Platform for Windows Mobile. Provide generic path searching services for cities. This preview version contains the main program and a map of Paris Metro.

Changes:

* Support Circular Lines
* Bug fixed of calculating times
* Spanish and Italian Language

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iGO: Union Station Departures Board (iGO:USDB) does exactly what it sounds like it does. iGO:USDB is a live, up-to-the minute copy of the “Union Station Departures Board” for GO Transit in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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pOSCa is an Open Sound Control compliant controller for audio and multimedia software such as Ableton Live, Reaktor, Plogue Bidule, Traktor, Max/MSP/Jitter, Pure Data, OSCulator and many, many more. Using the controller from the iPhone allows the electronics music performer to get up from behind the laptop and interact with his audience.

pOSCa sports a nice dial, up/down and left/right buttons and ten programmable buttons. Programming the buttons is easy: just select a button and set a value with the dial, then you can set another button to another value. When you hit the first button again, the dial will spin in place and give the desired value. This allows for easy pre-programming up to the performance and quick interactivity

In order to have no surprises in concert, the settings are kept in the iPhone/iPod’s Settings area. Be sure to set the settings to interact with your audio software. Here you can set your computers IP address and what UDP port your software is listening to. You can also set a name for the device so that you can have multiple devices controlling the same synth without causing confusion. Also you can set default min and max values. These are by default set to max and min for MIDI as many of the synth come from a MIDI heritage, but they can be set to anything you want

pOSCa works best using WiFi and works equally well on the iPhone and iPod touch, although when using it in concert you might want to turn off the phone functionality first 🙂

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