Techcrunch posted about “The 30 Best iPhone Apps So Far This Year”. Personally I do not keep many iPhone Apps in my iPhone, if I found the Apps is not good and I’m sure I will delete immediately. Just wonder how many ‘so called’ Best iPhone Apps you have so far as posted below.
1. Angry Birds
Launch birds from a slingshot to topple buildings and crush piggies. There’s a reason this game has been No. 1 on the Paid List for so long. Addictive only starts to explain it.
2. Plants Vs Zombies
Protect your home from an invasion of zombies by placing plants that shoot, freeze, blow-up, crush, or generally obliterate your foes.
3. Fruit Ninja
Swipe to slice 3D fruit as it enters your screen. Great visuals and gratifying delivery.
4. Archetype
One of the best 3D arena shooters for the iPhone. Smooth multiplayer and easy handling. If you’re going to play a first-person shooter on the go, this is the one.
5. Rhythm Spirit
A rhythm-fighting game based on Japanese folklore. Very unique with top-notch production values. Can’t go wrong with ninjas, fighting, and music.
6. Ragdoll Blaster 2
Sequel to the fun and creative physics game. Blast ragdolls out of your canon to hit various targets. Tons of levels and really interesting puzzles.
7. Canabalt
The iPhone version of the popular flash game. Original escape game where you run away from impending doom, dodging obstacles and crashing through windows.
8. Chaos Rings
One of the few games priced above $10 that sold really well. A deep RPG with fantastic graphics from Square Enix.
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For the past few month, I have been posted few article about Malaysia iPhone Apps and look like more & more iPhone developer from Malaysia. Today I would like to share another iPhone Apps from Malaysia.
iWorry – Worry Journal for the iPhone.
Released: Jul 30, 2010 Version:1.0
Size 0.7 MB
Language:English
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.
- Keep a worry list – Write your worries down the moment they occur. This serves to get rid of them from your mind so you can use your time to get something else done.
- Schedule worry time – Only at the appointed time that you think through your worries. At other time, you can say to yourself “This is a non-productive worry. Let me write this down on my worry list for worry time. Right now I will use my time to get something else done.”
- Have a worry place – At the scheduled time, go to a place where you can be alone (but accessible).
- Think and decide – At the worry place, for each of the worries in your list, think through it and then either delete it from the list if it’s no longer relevant or note down your decision, action, solution, or other remarks.
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PetFinder.my iPhone Application is an another Apple iPhone Application from Malaysia.
Malaysia’s most adorable pets are now readily available at your fingertips. Whether you are looking for a lifetime furry companion or purely wish to have your heart melted by the lovely animals, this FREE PetFinder.my application is here to serve your needs.
If your friends are looking for pets, just whip out your iPhone and show them the furry friends for adoption. Saw a wandering pet on the streets that looks lost? Load up the Lost & Found section and see if any corresponding incident is reported at PetFinder.my and help reunite it with the owner.
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Yet another Apple iPhone application by local Malaysian iPhone developer team.
m9 ringtone offers over 1,000 FREE remixed, funny, sound effects, sayings and more ringtones for your iPhone. It’s the only ringtone app you’ll ever need. Using the app, listen & select the ringtones you want, have them sent to your e-mail, save them to your computer and then open them with iTunes. It’s that easy.
Key features:
- Both the app & all ringtones are free
- No download limit
- New ringtones arrive every day
- Play & listen to each ringtone before downloading
- Quick search with just a tap
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This is to introduce another Malaysian iPhone Developer. The Buzz2 Chaos – Spot The Difference, the 1st game introduced by Pokit Game.
Buzz2 Chaos is a new & exciting photo hunting game with the “Animal” theme!
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This is another post from Malaysian iPhone Developer.
Penang Street Food is a mobile food guide that introduces you to the famous hawker fare and lively street food culture of Penang, Malaysia. Penang Street Food is the No. 1 Free Travel App in Malaysia.
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This is a special post to introduced Malaysian iPhone Developer – Mr.Lai which the first iPhone application dedicated for tennis lover.
Tennis All in One (AiO) keeps you on top of your game. Your phone is now a racket and you’ll never have to wait for dry weather again. In single player mode, it’s a simple ball bouncing game for you to practice timing and spin. Turn on Bluetooth and choose multiplayer mode, the fun begins.
Tennis AiO also gives you the latest live info on all things tennis — ATP WTA tournament schedule, news, blogs, videos, scores, results and player rankings. What’s more, you can find the latest string information and view the top 5 string rankings.
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Attention Apple iPhone Developers!
Apple iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 5 was released few days back and please take note about this announcement.
Apple has just sent out an email alert to iPhone developers that any new iPhone app submitted to the App Store will have to be ready for the iPhone 3.0 software, which is due shortly (probably around Apple’s WWDC event in June). Beginning today, any app submitted that isn’t 3.0 compatible will be rejected.
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Hulu is in the process of developing an app for Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone and iPod touch. The application will work over Wi-Fi and AT&T’s 3G network, meaning that users will be able to view programming anywhere with a fast data connection. Sorry Hulu is not available in Malaysia!
In fact, this is not the first web video app for the Apple iPhone. CBS’s TV.com app is on the market, as are Joost, i.TV and several others. Hulu’s tech and design teams have demonstrated themselves as the best in the Web video industry, as everyone is now trying to emulate them. One hurdle, we assume: Because of Hulu’s streaming architecture, it might not be possible to download videos to watch later, such as on the subway or an airplane.
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Wanna be a profitable programmer? Learn Apple iPhone application programming.
iTunes U has posted the first in what promises to be a series of video lectures on iPhone Application Programming [iTunes link] from Stanford University led by Evan Doll and Alan Cannistaro.
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