iCab Mobile..an alternative alternate web browser

The built-in safari web browser on the iPad is lacking. That's why I'm always on the look out for an alternate web browser.  Up until now, I have been a huge fan of Atomic web, but I think iCab may become my default iPad web browser.

 

A few features: See a list of multiple pages and switch instantly.  Open new tab easily.  Hide all but the tab you want to look at…

 

More than that, though, the app is just downright fast and has a ton of settings and options that aren't available on other browsers.  Throw in the dropbox setting for cloud sharing, and you're good to go.

 

U Connect has NOTHING to do with Social Networking

I have made it no secret that I love time waster games.  I also like puzzle games, though I get easily frustrated and feel like throwing my phone across the room.

U Connect fulfills my need for each of these games and, somehow has kept from frustrating me to the level of some other games.  Maybe it's the game's simplicity, and maybe it's the low-pressure interface with very few bells and whistles.  Either way, I really like this game. 

Basically it's a simple "connect the dots" game.  Your goal is to trace the entire figure without repeating any lines.  This can get difficult, but luckily there is no unnecessary rules or "limited lives" thrown in to make you suicidal.

It's been pointed out to me that this isn't the only game of its kind in the app store, and there are others like it with (possibly) better graphics or features.  Me, though, I'm happy with this version.  So I'll stick with it.

Hemorrhoids. Steroids. Breakeroids! Review

 What happens when "Asteroids" meets "Break Out?" Well, fine sir or madame, you're about to find out.

If you're into retro vector graphics, this is a great game for you. This is one we need to warn you about, though: it's extremely addictive. Proceed with caution and at your own risk.

The Hysteria Project 2 Review - It's Hysterical!

The Hysteria project (part 1) was a fun and spooky experience. But, to be honest, it had some side effects, wasn't a very lengthy game, and had a slight air of "gimmick" going for it.

Still, the idea of a "choose your own adventure" movie was a cool one. And we love that.

Unfortunately, The Hysteria Project 2 retains many of the original's drawbacks, but includes more puzzle solving than the previous version. It's still pretty cool, but I'd have hoped for more after a year and a half wait.