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by Derek Kessler Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:24 am EST

New in the App Catalog

It’s time for new apps, and we have some nice ones for you to look at today:

  • ComingRain is pretty simple: the forecast for today and tomorrow, but it’s just so beautifully presented that we couldn’t pass it up.
  • Puzzle Kitchen Rush Mode is based off the SFR apps contest winner Puzzle Kitchen, this time putting you in the kitchen and on the clock to complete food-themed puzzles.
  • OneDollar (Gesture Based Launcher) includes the features of so many other launchers (apps, phone calls, text messages, etc), but instead of hitting an icon you draw a gesture on the screen to perform the action.
  • Video Flood takes all of the best videos from the web and makes them viewable on your phone, including video from CNN, ESPN, and MSNBC.

There’s actually more stuff after the break - check it out. That’s an order.

New apps:

  • 2lineCalculator, Free, by knoopnet. Calculator with two-line edit field.
  • Add Bubbles FREE, Free, by DS Effects. Destroy bubbles by selecting them so that their sum adds up to 10.
  • Alphabetically FREE, Free, by DS Effects. Try to tap the letters alphabetically as fast as you can.
  • Babel 2, Free, by DS Effects. Stack your tower blocks progressively smaller as high as possible without letting them fall.
  • Belcher Box Burp SoundBoard, $0.99, by Kuhlmanation. Humorous belches, including the "Deep Soda" and the "Earl Jones."
  • Breakfast Club SB, Free, by Demetry Gutierrez. Quotes and quotables from the 1985 movie The Breakfast Club.
  • Bubble Wrap!!, $0.99, by Kuhlman. Pop the bubbles.
  • Bunny Basher, $0.99, by Kuhlmanation. Wacky cross between Wack-a-Mole, Simon Says, and Memory.
  • Call Now, $0.99, by Cyber Nova. Auto-dial a single saved phone number with one simple step: tap the icon.
  • Clouds Tap FREE, Free, by DS Effects. Memorize the numbers, and repeat the right sequence tapping the clouds.
  • ComingRain, Free, by Cora Apps. Get your weather forecast for today and tomorrow.
  • First Kisses FREE, Free, by DS Effects. Keep kissing (holding the screen) without getting caught.
  • Fractions Brain, $0.99, by Holland Numerics. Practice your fractions arithmetic on the go.
  • Joe's Hungry, $1.00, by Andy Evans & Drew Lenhart. Growling stomach sound effects.
  • OneDollar (Gesture Based Launcher), $1.49, by RJAM Development. Customizable gesture-based app launcher, sms sender, and more.
  • PC Display Master, $2.99, by Gomez Industries. Remotely lock and turn off your PC display.
  • Philippines Wallpapers, $0.99, by Tagoror Networks. Beautiful landscapes of the Philippines.
  • Puzzle Kitchen Rush Mode, Free, by ITS on Mobile. Rush to complete timed food-themed puzzles.
  • Remembeer, Free, by Gelb intergalactic. Keep track of and rate the beers you drink.
  • Roadkill Cafe, $0.99, by Atommo. Collect roadkills, dodge traffic, and keep your customers satisfied before they blow their tops.
  • Rok Papr Scsrs, Free, by Pj Nation. Play Rock Paper Scissors against the phone.
  • Sampler Brain, Free, by Holland Numerics. Sampler of the four “math brain” training apps.
  • SCF Fortune Cookie, Free, by Sin City Freebies. More than 8000 fortune cookie messages, including lucky numbers and “in bed.”
  • Sobriety Calculator, $0.99, by Follow Instinct. Keep track of how many day’s you’ve been sober.
  • Sport Total 2010/2011, $1.49, by Robert Muetzner. Manage the Bundesliga and other leagues in Europe for the the 2010/11 season.
  • Starbase Indy 2010, Free, by roneyii. Reference guide to Indianapolis’ Starbase Indy 2010 fan-run convention.
  • Start The Day With Power, Free, by BreakingArt.com. Get motivated for the day with life-affirming questions.
  • Tic Tac Toe!, $0.99, by Kuhlmanation. Play Tic Tac Toe on a classic wooden gameboard.
  • Track My Transit-Boston, $0.99, by The CodingBees. Get route info for Boston’s MBTA train and bus systems.
  • United States Facts, $0.99, by James Derek Tate. Learn all about US history, government, geography, economics, and more.
  • Video Flood, $1.99, by 13 App Design. Watch the top videos from CNN, ESPN, MSNBC, and more.
  • Word_Clock, $1.00, by digital_project. See the time as a sentence: Fourteen past two.
  • YouTube Mini Free, Free, by JM Productions. Search for and watch YouTube videos.

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8 Comments

Posted by kkhanmd on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:46 am EST

I like this new photo's for new in app catalog. The gesture app looks really sweet!

Posted by kkhanmd on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:47 am EST

Does coming rain have any kind of notification, where one doesnt have to open the app to see the weather

Posted by kkhanmd on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:51 am EST

The Roadkill app looks like fun too

Posted by fullcircle_bflo on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:52 am EST

Is it funny to anyone else that the "One Dollar" app costs $1.49?

Posted by Donmeister85 on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 12:42 pm EST

Lol... profit much?

Posted by mehigh on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 1:01 pm EST

has it really come to this? The no-news from hp making the PC devs post crap articles like this one? If you have no news, say so. Don't make up news. Wow. Sad :(

Posted by Diesel Donkey on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 2:16 pm EST

What are you talking about? A new apps article is posted every day.

Posted by sweet greggo on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 3:15 pm EST

It's only sad on days there is NOT a "New in the Catalog" article.