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Ski-flying is an exciting and dangerous sports. But but will bring it to another new level! Where can you ski-fly continuously and fly over hundreds of mountain peaks? Only on iPhone/iPod!

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The Impossible Pong-styled game! Think arcade videogames are easy?-Think Again! Use the accelerometer to move your paddle. Play against the computer to 11 to win!

Name: imPONGable| Download from: App Store | Price: Free

PingChat! is a highly popular IM service. PingChat! provides free, unlimited, cross-platform, smartphone-to-smartphone messaging, with real-time conversations, group chat, media sharing, and much more. Read More »

The first trailer for COM2US’ Tower Defense: Lost Earth, a tower defense game for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and the iPad. Coming May 26, 2011.

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When you buy a device that costs $500 + the first thing you ask yourself is how to protect it. I don’t like to put my iPad 2 into a case.  Most cases add considerable bulk to the devices and iPad 2 is too beautiful to be hidden. I use a sleeve or pouch cases to protect my device when I don’t use it or when I go out. However I use my iPad every single day and it “travels” around the house allot, and the back, prone to scratching, needs protection. So how to protect the back of the iPad 2 if you don’t want to stick it into a case? The answer is simple – Wrapsol protective film. But you may ask why Wrapsol when there are a lot of companies that sell protective films. They are my “first” love. My first Wrapsol product was for my iPhone 3GS, and after months of using the protective film stayed in perfect condition. I even sold my iPhone with the film on it. What I like most about their products is orange peel texture ( matte finish ) that the back part of the protective film have (screen protector is smooth, clean, no orange peel effect), it adds extra grip and looks great.
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Discover the next evolution of Four in a Row with amazing graphics, animations, and ease of use. This is a Four in a Row like one you have never experienced before.

How to play:

When you connect four of your tiles in a row before your opponent, you win and you gain the points generated. But, if the device (or your opponent) connects four tiles before you do, you lose, and you also lose all the points you have generated during the game. A connection can be vertical, horizontal or diagonal, but it must lie in a straight line and must be connected

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