Fill Fuzzy Critter Bellies in Hamster Cannon – iPad Game Review
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It would be an understatement to say that I’ve played my fair share of physics-based iPad games. It would also be an understatement to say that Hamster Cannon is anything other than awesome fun. It might go without saying that any game with goofy little hamsters as the star characters will make you smile but in this case they might actually make you giggle as well.
These hamsters are starving and it is your responsibility to fill their bellies; if only it were that easy. You start with Golden Noms cereal and no other way to feed these critters besides loading them into a cannon and shooting them toward their supper.
In direct competition with Apple’s Photo Stream, Adobe has released their Carousel suite of apps for MacOS and iOS-based systems and devices. Carousel is Adobe’s entry into the cloud-based photography game and offers users of the system the ability to sync photographs across all of their devices.
Long before I ever had an iPad, my children and I had a shelf full of books by Sandra Boynton. Boynton’s vibrant and clever board books are cherished by children and enjoyed by parents. I never get tired of reading them to my family which is something I can’t say about any other titles.
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A Princess Tale advertises itself as being an app that is created by parents for parents with kids. Whether your child is the prince or the princess, this app is entertainment with an opportunity for learning.
Your favorite apple-pureeing, banana-slicing, orange-juicing, plum-dicing game is back, with a new edition featuring Puss in Boots and an all new challenge mode. Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots HD is the same game that you love, with some fun enhancements and additions.
As handy as your fingers are to swipe, tap and pinch your way through apps on the iPad, sometimes they just don’t do the trick. The AluPen from Just Mobile is the perfect companion for all you users out there who simply prefer the feel of a pen to take notes during class, color a picture for Grandma or draw the game plan for your players.
It’s not that Tim Cook hasn’t delivered addresses like this for Apple before, but he’s always done it while giving us all this sense that he and his buddy Steve chatted about it a few minutes ago and they’d like to share it with us. You just never had the sense that he was all alone out there. At the risk of sounding a little creepy, I still had that sense today.
The Ogglies are very worried about their dinosaur, Firebottom, and decide to throw him a birthday party to celebrate and cheer him up. All together with their friends Rocky Red, Blinky Blue, and the Chinese girl-dragon Leek-an-Lentil, the oggliest party in history is thrown and they have invited you too!
It’s been a pretty lousy couple of weeks for Samsung. The company was denied its injunction against Apple products in the Netherlands, preliminarily banned from selling the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia, and suffered through a company attorney’s inability to distinguish from an Apple iPad from the Galaxy Tab.
I don’t think there is a single parent out there that doesn’t somehow reference The Ugly Duckling story at some point in their careers. We all love the message it sends making it a classic for a very good reason. The developers at TabTale have taken this Hans Christian Andersen story and turned it into a very entertaining and engaging app that offers a lovely learning experience for your child that I am pleased to have been able to review.
