Jaws isn't exactly the greatest adaptation of a film to a game that you'll ever see, but it earns a cautious recommendation for the enjoyable challenge that the frenetic gameplay offers and its great usage of the license.
This app focuses on helping you navigate your e-mail without having to look at your phone's screen. And while there's a clever concept behind this text-to-voice e-mail reader, it simply doesn't prove to be very useful in practice.
About as subtle as two to the chest, Kane & Lynch 2 has a terrible aiming system, boring combat, and a story that can only be described as the product of a poorman’s Guy Ritchie.
Google Mobile App can now receive push notifications from your Gmail and Google Calendar accounts, allowing you to receive alerts and notifications on your iPhone without delay.
The AR.Drone, a quadrocopter controlled by your iPhone or iPod touch, packs an impressive amount of technology into its styrofoam shell. While expensive, it's a lot of fun once you get the hang of its controls.
Delays, missing features, cease and desist letters -- Verizon's rollout of Android 2.2 to Motorola Droid phones is becoming an exercise in frustration.
The Facebook application for the iPhone now has more than 100 million active monthly users, of the 150 million people actively using Facebook from mobile devices.
I-Play's MotoGP 2010 is an andrenaline-fueled, easy-to-play motorcycle racing game for the iPhone and iPod Touch. While it's great arcade fun, those looking to get the experience of real life MotoGP Motorcycle racing will be disappointed.
