Adrenaline Pool Online 1.5 iPhone

Adrenaline Pool Online 1.5 iPhone

Adrenaline Pool has been awarded best online game for iPhone. Time magazine: #6 iPhone app in 2008 

NEW: Customizable match-making, improved cue controls and physics! Friends list, music, new sounds, animated GUI! Online internet competition with worldwide ranking system. 3D balls and particle effects.

Adrenaline Pool features 4 game modes and authentic physics that bring the excitement of real pool to your  ingers. Play modes include 8 Ball, 9 Ball, Straight, Snooker! Play against Internet players or test your skills challenging the computer! 

 

The Multiplayer game mode of Adrenaline Billiard can be used with Wifi/Edge and 3G networks.

Game Features:
- 4 realistic Pool billiard games (8-Ball, 9-Ball, Straight, Snooker)
- Play against a challenging computer (3 Levels)
- Internet Multiplayer mode with automatic matchmaking
- Multiplayer Chat system with player profile and friends list
- Multiplayer worldwide ranking
- 3D balls, 3 different tables, particle effects
- Authentic billiard physics with English (Side Spin, Top Spin).
- Touch screen controls
- Free update to new version

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iPhone Best App for Reducing Stress - Breath Pacer

Breath Pacer
$2.99
Version: 1.03
Larva Labs

Just breathe. That’s what Breath Pacer helps you do, prompting you to breathe at slow, measured intervals to reduce stress and, it claims, ease depression or insomnia. Okay: Three bucks to practice how to breathe? Chances are you can figure out that without your iPhone. But if having the app actually makes you pause to take a breath or several very long breaths then hey, that’s money well spent.

BREATHE IN, BREATHE OUT: The app suggests breath intervals based on your height (a good indicator, apparently, of your body’s cardiovascular demands), but you can change those any time in the app’s settings. Choose how long you want to inhale and exhale.

RAINFALL: Breath pacer gives you simple audio and visual cues for pacing your breathing. The bar rises as you inhale and drops as you let it out. The sound of rain rises and falls in sync with the bar, which means you don’t have to look at the screen, so you can tune out for a few minutes and breathe deeply to the sound of rainfall.

Jobs - iPhone Application

Jobs
$2.99
Version: 1.2
Bjango

Time is money, especially if you’re a freelance designer or an hour-tallying lawyer. When you need exact counts of billable hours—or just want to crack how you spend your time Jobs watches the clock for you. Add all your projects to the app, and run the stopwatch for a job while you’re working on it. When you’re ready to send a bill, email yourself the timesheet info in one of several formats to whip up your invoice.

ON THE CLOCK: The Jobs screen shows all your current projects. Tap the stopwatch next to a job’s name to start a time session for the job, and tap again to stop. The red badge in the dock icon shows how many stopwatches are running. The app’s icon also shows this tally on the home screen of your iPhone or iPod Touch; the app keeps the clock running even when it’s not active. Cool.

TIME TALLY: Tap a job to see the Job Details screen, which shows the total time and earnings for the job so far. Tap the blue Play button to start the timer, and tap again to stop. This screen also lets you set the big-picture info for the job, including notes, client, and your hourly rate. The Flagfall field lets you set a starting fee for the job, and the app counts up from there. To email yourself timesheet data, tap Export Job.

JAM SESSIONS: The Sessions screen lets you review and edit a job’s individual time sessions. Tap a session to add a descriptive name for that period or to edit the start or stop time. If you forgot to run your timer for part of the job, get your time back by tapping the + button at top right to add a session manually. Alas, you can view sessions only for one job; there’s no way to see today’s sessions across all jobs, for example.

CUSTOMER FOCUS: Choose a client from the app’s Clients screen to see all the jobs for that client (tapping a job takes you to its detail screen). You can link a client to an entry from the Contacts app, giving you one-tap access to your customer’s contact info. Tap Export to pluck out the timesheet info for the jobs shown.

EXPERT EXPORT: All your hard-earned time data doesn’t do much good if you leave it trapped in your phone. Jobs lets you email the data in several formats, including CSV (for editing in a spreadsheet), plain text, or XML. The app lets you choose whether to include individual session info or just the bottom-line tally. When the data arrives in your inbox, pour it into your invoice and start cashing in on those long hours.

Best App for Remembering Stuff - reQall

reQall
Free
Version: 2.0.4
QTech

Turn your iPhone into an unfailing executive assistant, ready to remind you of calendar items, notes, and todos. It’s almost magic: Say, “Meet Rich at 4:30 pm tomorrow,” and reQall transcribes the text, creates a to-do, adds an event to your calendar, and sends you a reminder before the meeting. It’s like an outboard memory for the overloaded modern mind. The app requires a free account at reqall.com.

SPEAK YOUR MIND: Don’t just mutter about all the things you’ve got to do, say it out loud to reQall. Tap the Add screen, speak for up to 30 seconds, and the app transcribes your words over the Internet. Within a couple of minutes, the text appears on your to-do list, filed in all the appropriate places. You can also type reminders or submit them via instant message, toll-free call, or email (email requires a paid reQall “pro” account).

TIME-CONSCIOUS: ReQall scours your messages for meaning. Mention a time, date, or day, and the app queues a reminder. The reqall.com website lets you choose how to receive these alerts. Ask to receive reminders via email or instant message; pro accounts ($3/month or $25/year) can receive SMS texts, too. The website also lets you set up your Outlook, iCal, or Google calendar to see your reminders there as well.

SHARE THE LOVE: Send reminders to friends, family, and coworkers, too—anyone from your iPhone’s contact list. Once added to reQall, the app recognizes their names and sends them reminders when you start a message with “remind,” “tell,” or “ask.” Your freshly reminded pals receive these alerts by email; they’ll also see a notice in their account lists if they happen to use reQall, too.

DULY NOTED: Start your message with the word “note,” and reQall stashes the message away as note text for future reference. ReQall’s transcription is impressively accurate, but even when it’s off, you can always edit the text or listen to the original recording. Tap any note or reminder to bring up the Details screen to edit or listen, or to add due date, location, or a contact with whom you want to share.

A FAST JOG: The Memory Jogger screen filters your reminders to show the items most relevant to the current place and time. Paid pro accounts can set up locations so that when you say “at work,” for example, the reminder pops up in Memory Jogger when you’re at your desk.