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New in the App Catalog for 05 June 2011 8

by Derek Kessler Mon, 06 Jun 2011 9:19 am EDT

Ready for more apps? Of course you are. Last week wasn’t exactly gangbusters with the new apps, but it was at least a steady stream that continued over the weekend. So, we bring you new apps on this fine Monday morning:

  • Classic Pong is a modern take on the classic pong. The graphics are appropriately retro, but the paddles have a convex reflection to them (like Brick Breaker); more control, but more difficulty too.
  • iSilo finally comes to webOS. Now you can get on your plaint text, iSilo, and Palm Doc reading on webOS.

More new apps, plus plenty of updates, are after the break.

New apps:

  • Chemistry, $1.99, by Open Merchant Account. Find information about any chemical based on its name or chemical formula.
  • Classic Pong, $0.99, by SmashedFly. Pong with convex paddles – more control over direction, but greater difficulty.
  • DigiAudio, $0.99, by DigiKat Software Company. [webOS 2.0] Measure the decibels detected by the device's microphone.
  • Fruit Rain, $0.99, by Gp Imports. Collect fallen fruits in at an ever faster pace.
  • Glowing Sky, $0.99, by Diniplay.com. Draw with glowing blinking fun.
  • HP Discover 2011 Las Vegas, Free, by Velti. The official app for HP Discover 2011, complete with schedule, personal agenda, exhibitor catalog, maps, and more.
  • iSilo, $9.99, by DC & Co.. A document reader for plain text and old iSilo and Palm Doc files. Comes with the CIA World Factbook 2010 for free.
  • Localisation, Free, by Un-Map.com. Automatically translate a block of text into multiple languages.
  • Miso for WebOS, $2.80, by Cold water Apps. Log what you and your friends are watching on TV with Miso.
  • My 100 Pixels Pro, $1.99, by omoco. Build tiny art on a bigger ever-growing canvas.
  • Preferences, Free, by Simon Garrelou. A single-stop shop for all of your preferences mini-apps.
  • Tide predictor, $1.99, by Open Merchant Account. Check the tide schedule for any point in the world.
  • Trip on the Funny Boat, Free, by Entheos Software. Dodge pirates, mines and sharks as you navigate your steamboat.
  • Wolfram Alpha, Free, by Simon Garrelou. This app doesn’t actually work – WolframAlpha said no. Why it was released? Don’t know.

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8 Comments

Posted by kkhanmd on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 10:13 am EDT

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Posted by iwinrar on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 10:16 am EDT

I cant wait till the point that there are so many apps coming in you are not able to do updates like these.

Posted by Derek Kessler on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 12:40 pm EDT

Nothing would make me happier.

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Posted by va2azerik on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 12:40 pm EDT

PONG :(

Posted by mtv040708 on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 3:08 pm EDT

Why does it seem like we are going backwards in the app catalog? Just last week there was like 5,774 apps and now its down to 5,711. I thought we were suppose to have 10,000 apps by the time the touchpad was released. And still no sign of the pre 3. Things aren't looking so good for hp/palm. Its frustrating to see a company throw away 1.2 billion dollars like hp is doing......

Posted by braygor on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 3:22 pm EDT

I want some Pre 3 news now! I've been due for an upgrade for a month now, and I'm trying to hold out, but every time I walk past an AT&T display the Atrix 4G and iPhone keep calling my name. I want the vertical slide keyboard, but this waiting is getting old. And the webos-info page is still saying to check back "in the coming weeks" for the "alternative plans" since my Pre+ won't get 2.0.

Let's get with it HP, you can keep me as a customer...or not.