Discover places with Finderous

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Finderous 1.0.1 is a new location based iPhone application that facilitates discovery about any place in the world. It makes use of anonymous/public questions and answers as the medium for interactions among its users. People can now interact with people in other places and know about an issue or information. All that one needs to do is to choose a location on the map, ask a question at that location, and the answers will follow from people in that particular region.

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Directional 1.1 - Gem-Busting, Jewel-Swiping,
Block-Clearing Game Update

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UK based, indie developer Codename.Co released an update to it's 5-star, match-three, block clearing, puzzle game Directional 1.1 for iOS. A timed 'match-three' style game that focuses on fast strategies and quick wits, the game has two challenging and exciting modes, Classic and Expert. The objective is to clear blocks by swiping your finger in the direction that the blocks point. This update features a new look Leaderboard, top 10 scores, clearer instructions and other UI improvements.

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Captivating To Your Last Breath - Scooba Maze for
iOS is now Free

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Scooba Maze, a strategy/puzzle game by BohoApps, a brand of Boheme Negociants, has gone free for a limited time. Play the part of an undersea explorer as you navigate your way through the maze, collecting sunken treasure before your air runs out. But watch out - octopuses, sharks, and giant clams lurk in the shadows. Cash in the treasure for power-ups and tools to protect against the predators, or customize your diver! Stunning 3D graphics and fun & challenging game play for all ages.

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CS Odessa Announces Update to ConceptDraw
MindWave for SAP StreamWork

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CS Odessa has released an updated version of its popular mind mapping tool, ConceptDraw MindWave for SAP StreamWork. CS Odessa MindWave v4, is a free web-based mind mapping tool that works in the SAP StreamWork collaboration environment. ConceptDraw MindWave assists in the decision making, planning, collaborating inside an organization and provides teams the opportunity to present agendas, brainstorm, take notes and sort through ideas, no matter where team members are based.

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Bombs Juggle - Free Version of Gaming Title for
iOS

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Husam Abu Sarris has released Bombs Juggle (FREE) 1.0, the free version of his new gaming title for iOS. Players have to juggle a pre-chosen number of bombs without dropping any of them on the screen's floor for as long as they can. The more the bombs a player juggles, the faster the score will increment by the second. The free version offers the same exact concept of juggling bombs as in the paid version, except that it will show advertisements, and will contain a link to the paid version.

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Basketball Mix 1.0.1 for iOS and Android

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California based JetSetSoft Studio has announced Basketball Mix 1.0.1 game for iOS and Android. Basketball Mix is a board puzzle with lots of challenge. The goal of game is to throw a ball to all baskets on the board. This is new way to do it. The player draws lines on the board and the ball jumps on the lines into baskets. In additional the player can collect the stars on each level to get additional scores and complete all achievements. Players can compete with each other all over the world.

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Alpha Colony - A Tribute to M.U.L.E. Game Kicks
Off on Kickstarter

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M.U.L.E. is making its long-awaited comeback to tablets, smartphones, and desktops everywhere. With a license granted by and partnership with Dan Bunten's family, DreamQuest Games aims to raise funds by July 15th to bring a modern update of M.U.L.E. to life. The original Atari 400/800 game allowed up to four players to simultaneously select an alien race, outfit robotic workers called MULEs, and take turns producing, managing, and trading resources on the planet Irata.

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955 Dreams Redefines the Mobile Ad Experience

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955 Dreams, the creator of Band of the Day, unveils industry-first, built-for-mobile publishing and ad platform. With the 955 Dreams Platform, advertisers can display engaging full-page, high-gloss ads in an immersive environment designed for the mobile device. This results in an enjoyable user experience and creates a more valuable brand impression. To demonstrate this approach, 955 Dreams is featuring leading brands in its award-winning app, Band Of The Day - Music (Free) 2.3 for iOS.

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Hard to Believe Gizmodo Would Botch a Story Like
This

Odd story on Gizmodo last night, by Molly Oswaks:

T-mobile customers may have the displeasing distinction of beingthe only mobile subscribers not to get their paws on themuch-hyped and forthcoming iPhone 5. Bummer.
“We are not going to get the iPhone 5 this year,” is what thecarrier’s marketing chief, Cole Brodan, is reported to haveannounced in a recent employee “town hall” meeting.

Follow that link to the purported source, though, and it comes up as an empty web page. I think, though, it was the mobile URL for this story, published by the same reporter (Cromwell Schubarth) for the same publication (The Puget Sound Business Journal). The problem for Gizmodo: the dateline for that story was September 2011.

The whole thing goes back to this report by David Beren for TmoNews regarding the T-Mobile “town hall” meeting — again, from last September.

Oswaks ends her piece thus:

T-mobile customers, now seems like a good time to check out theterms and end date of your current contract. Eh?

It’s also a good time for Gizmodo to check the dates on the stories they link to.

Update: Brad Reed, “News Editor” at BGR, published a piece based on the same year-old news, about 10 hours after Gizmodo’s. That BGR URL is a 404 now, but our good friends at Google have it cached. Oddly, Reed didn’t even mention Gizmodo, but instead linked to the same year-old story from The Puget Sound Business Journal. What a coincidence!

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15 Year Old Designs The Next Doodle Jump

James Allen, a 15 year old app designer and developer, announces the upcoming release of Save Gloop. An addictive game for the iPhone of comparable quality and addictiveness to world-famous Doodle Jump. It is set to launch this summer. Save Gloop is an arcade game, where gamers play as Gloop - a cute alien who has fallen down a Space Hole whilst fleeing an invasion of his home planet, Glooperon. Using simple, tap to move controls, the aim of the game is to survive.

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