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by Derek Kessler Sat, 18 Sep 2010 7:57 am EDT

App Catalog Bam! It’s time for new apps!

  • Need for Speed Undercover is now available for Pixi users in France, Germany, Mexico, and Spain. Of course, the Pixi isn’t actually available in all those countries, but whatevs.
  • Klingon: Warrior's Anthem is silly: it’s the waving flag of the Klingon Empire set to the Warrior's Anthem. It brings out the geek in us. There are a variety of slightly-more-useful-because-they’re-actual-countries flag and anthem apps available, but none so nerdy.
  • Tanks! gives us a modern rebuilding of the tank-shooter arcade classic Battlezone.

Awake? Good, because there’s more to tackle, consume, and digest after the break.

New apps:

  • Adobe Photoshop Flashcards, $2.99, by Upward Mobility. Study for the Adobe Certified Professional exam with 235 flashcards.
  • Auto Total, $7.99, by Robert Muetzner. Log the fuel and maintenance costs of your car.
  • Automotive News Mobile, Free, by Handmark. The latest news and videos from 12 premiere sources.
  • BarNiteBingo, $0.99, by PhoneBros. Bingo in the bar: spot different people in the bar to score your points.
  • Blocks! Demo, Free, by Bytesequencing.com. Demo version of the match-three Blocks! game.
  • Box Balance, Free, by fabi.me. [Pixi] and [Pre]Balance a stack of boxes in the face of a tennis ball-slinging opponent.
  • CISSP Information Security Flashcards, $2.99, by Upward Mobility. Three hundred fifty flashcards for the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam.
  • Dungeon Scroll, $1.99, by Robinson Technologies. A combination RPG adventure and puzzle game.
  • Essential Managers Leadership, $4.99, by Mobifusion. Essential leadership for managers.
  • Everyday Vegan, $4.99, by Mobifusion. If there were a description, we suspect it would say something like “a guide for living a vegan life.”
  • Five Dice, $1.00, by Daren Beattie. Roll five dice, aiming for a full house, straight, or matching numbers.
  • hotspotdot, Free, by Avishkar Autar. Easily locate and tag "hot spots" that are important to you.
  • Klingon: Warrior's Anthem, Free, by Qo'noS. The waving flag of the Klingon Empire with the playing of the Warrior's Anthem.
  • LottoScope, $0.99, by myGeeks.com. Retrieve current and previous Mega Millions information.
  • Microsoft .NET Framework Flashcards, $2.99, by Upward Mobility. Get ready for the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist or (MCTS) or Certified Professional Developer (MCPD) exams with 268 essential terms flashcards.
  • Mind Wall, $0.99, by Robinson Technologies. Easy to learn and difficult to master 3D arcade puzzle.
  • Need for Speed Undercover by EA, $9.99, by Electronic Arts. Take to the streets in the hottest cars in the fastest races. [Pixi] (French), [Pixi] (German), [Pixi] (Spanish - Mexico), and [Pixi] (Spanish - Spain).
  • Pass Shield, $0.99, by Superflu. Secuely log and organize your usernames and passwords and other sensitive information..
  • Patriot - Flag, $0.99, by MetaViewSoft. A waving "Star-Spangled Banner" to show your patriotism.
  • Religion Reference, $0.99, by Quizmine.Com. An introduction to the world’s religions. Covers Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, and Sikhism.
  • Reversi 2.0, $0.99, by Pj Nation. The classic strategy board game of Reversi.
  • Simon Sez, Free, by Wevos. The simple and classic Simon Says game.
  • Tanks!, $1.00, by CMG Research. A modern version of the arcade classic Battlezone: seek out and destroy the enemy with your tank.
  • Ultimate Jaguars 2010/2011, Free, by Handmark. Jacksonville.com’s in-depth coverage of the NFL Jaguars.
  • Wahrheit oder Tat (WoT), $3.48, by Tamoggemon. (German) Truth or Dare.
  • War 2.0, Free, by Magic Apps. The classic card game of War, with a twist.

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4 Comments

Posted by moris on Sat, 18 Sep 2010 12:19 pm EDT

Pixi is not sold officially in Mexico... and Telcel is still at WebOS 1.4.0

Posted by cobrakon on Sat, 18 Sep 2010 1:57 pm EDT

My understanding is that if the developer releases an app for your country, even if it's not "officially" supported, you can download it. Hence the current apps avail to TelCel users already.

As for the 1.4.0 version, that sucks but EA is an early access partner so their games can be downloaded.

Posted by roneyii on Sun, 19 Sep 2010 2:13 am EDT

Waving my Klingon flag with pride!

taHjaj wo'!

Posted by Eideteker on Wed, 22 Sep 2010 3:42 pm EDT

"Adobe Flash..."

yay!

"...cards"

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