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The past month at Tuesday has been a whirlwind of excitement due to the launch of our new iPad app, Kandoobi – Animal Edition!

Developed by our R&D team, Tuesday Labs, it’s an app geared towards the toddler and preschool crowd.  It features four independent modes:  letters, coloring, scratch & fill, and matching.  The programming side of things gave our developers some interesting challenges, but we also kept the art team on their toes by creating a whole world of characters.  The app features over 100 animals that span obvious picks like dogs and cats, but also includes some more interesting animals like manatees, anteaters and we couldn’t resist a honey badger.   We’ve tested it with several classrooms of kids ranging from 18 months on up to 5 years old and it’s been a big hit.    We have several 5 star ratings on the App store and we’d love to see more – download it today and let us know what you think!

Our mobile team has landed HellBoy II: Tooth Fairy Terror and iBloom in GameSpot’s Top 500 reviewed iPhone/iPad games. Both games were designed and developed right here in NoHo and they are still getting downloaded in the sea of a quarter million iPhone apps. They’re both free, so download today and start playing!

Looking for a partner to create, design and develop your next mobile project? Contact us today!

It’s a plane, it’s a hot air balloon, no wait it’s just Angry Birds flying around on the iPad!  With over 250,000 apps available in the iTunes App Store, I wanted to know not just what people downloaded, but what they were using and playing.  I asked just about every person that I encountered that has an iPad to see what they were actually doing with their iPad and what apps they couldn’t live without.  Here are just a few of the favorites…

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iPad or iPhad? You Decide.

So it’s been a few weeks since I started my iPad experiment. Being a gadget guy, I knew I would have to have one, I just didn’t know where or how it would actually fit into my business and personal life. While it’s still too early to say any habits have formed, I have made the following observations…

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We like to play! For your fun and amusement, we birthed Fortune Yeller a cranky dude who hollers at you when you ask him big life questions. Think mean, tattooed, chain-smoking hater living inside your iPhone. What started out as an internal creative challenge/development project has now been set free in the App Store for all to enjoy. When you have big life questions, ask him, give him a shake and prepare to be shocked by his advice. You never know what insult he will hurl your way. Normally priced at $59.99, today for our special Tuesletter readers he is only $.99! Download Fortune Yeller today! Quick tell your friends before the big price increase!

Can you give up your Cable/DSL/Fiber-optic internet service? On a whim, I decided to put my cable internet service on hold for a while just to see if I could use my iPhone and it’s unlimited data plan for all my browsing needs. I’m not a heavy internet user, but I was actually very surprised at how much data I do consume over the month, yes there’s an app for that! In this two part series, I’ll cover my experience using a jailbroken iPhone to tether, the second installment will be about connectivity with Sprint Overdrive 3G/4G, with my final thoughts on the two methods.
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iBloom 2.0 for the iPhone/iPod Touch has expanded on our highly successful app launched last April for NBC Universal’s Green Is Universal initiative.  It includes all new flowers, a real time weather feed from weatherchannel.com, night mode requiring less care in the evening hours, Facebook Connect to keep your fellow virtual gardeners abreast of your blooming progress and more!  Download it now from the iTunes Store for FREE! See More

Use Flash to build iPhone applications (image from http://www.mikechambers.com)

With the next iteration of Flash (CS5) developers will be able to build, compile, and submit complete applications for the iPhone, using the Flash code libraries. Included in Flash CS5 are code libraries for smartphone support, multi-touch, accelerometer, screen orientation and RAW microphone access. Support is not just limited to the iPhone, the Palm Pre, Android, and Windows Mobile devices will also be supported. Building iPhone apps through Flash will be similar to building AIR applications. The build of the project will almost be the same except for a few new guidelines to follow, but compiling and testing iPhone apps built in Flash is slightly different. The time spent compiling is longer than average Flash or AIR builds. In order to compile, the developer must have the proper certificates and developer seeds installed. Once compiled, the application will have to be added to iTunes then synced to a device. Adobe is working on a device simulator to mimic the accelerometer and allow GPS testing from the desktop. A public beta for Flash CS5 is promised by the end of the year.

– Chris

Source:

http://theflashblog.com
http://www.mikechambers.com
http://www.gotoandlearn.com

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I went for a 30 mi. bike ride yesterday along the Santa Ana river — which like all great SoCal rivers, resembles an infinite concrete half-pipe more than a body of water. I don’t have a proper backpack for cycling yet, which left me without a place to stash a camera. Enter Camerabag, one of my favorite iPhone apps. See More