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The app for November 14th is “Panic”.
Due to some controversy over at iApp-a-Day, the designer/founder of the iApp-a-Day Project put out an app expressing his frustration:
The app for November 13th is “Interval”.
Got a big date coming up? Christmas? Wedding? Baby due date? Enter the date and this app will tell you the years, months, days, hours, minutes, and seconds until it happens. If you need a date in the year 3000 and beyond you’re out of luck, this app stops at 2999.
:) In all serious though, a big downfall to this app is that it doesn’t keep the date and countdown once you leave the app. Check out an app called iCountDown in the Installer.app under Ste Packaging Source for an app that allows 4 countdowns and retains your dates. We’ll do a post about iCountDown soon!
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The app for November 12th is “Scribble”. At first I was guessing this would be some type of spin off to Sketches but that’s not the case. First this app doesn’t use your finger as input. It uses the accelorometer to move the drawing point around and leaves a trail where you’ve been. You can change colors, erase the screen or email the final results.
The app for November 10th is “Quest”. This app sends you out on missions to collect photographs of the most rare specimens… actually more like pictures of pillows, hair, hats, laptops, someone you love, etc. But it’s still pretty creative. Once you upload your pic you can see what everyone else found. You can mark them fail or ignore if you choose. Here’s some screenshots:
The app for November 8th is “Uncle”.
This app opens up to a picture of Steve Jobs. If you shake the iPhone, his head moves back and forth like a bobble head. As an added bonus he randomly says “Boom!” Here’s how it sounds and here are some screenshots:
The app for November 7th is “Graffiti”. This app starts off with a red brick wall. Soon graffiti will start to appear on the wall.
This graffiti is live straight from others users on their iPhones! You can just tap anywhere on the wall and write you’re own graffiti.
The app for November 6th is “Poke”.
This app lets you poke fun at President George Bush. Just poke the smiling President to hear him make some of the following comments along with a swapped out photo of him.
– pardon me
– dad?
– just don’t do it again
– I um….
– buy why?
– don’t mess with texas
– uh….
– that is your right
The app for November 4th is “Burp”.
It let’s you take a picture of your food and share it with the world. You can tap to take a picture or tap to see other’s food.
When the app was first launched many pictures were not of food but there is now a feature that lets you mark the image as ‘not food’. Also scrolling through the pictures was a problem for me, but this was soon fixed after a couple of updates.
Great idea and creativity at work here!
The app for November 3rd is “Melt.
” As soon as you start the app a timer at the bottom of the screen starts and on the screen are two ice cubes.
As you rub your finger over the ice cubes they start to melt. If you stopping moving your finger the ice cubes stop melting. Once the ice cubes are melted it gives you the time it took you to melt the ice cubes and then the option to view the global status. In the global status you will see how many times the ices cubes have been melted, the average melting time and how many hours have been “wasted” melting virtual ice cubes!
Here are some screenshots:
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The app for November 2nd is “Fall”. It starts off with a tree with fall colored leaves.
As you shake the iPhone, leaves fall to the ground. Once all the leaves fall, it begins to snow. Here are the screenshots:
The app for November 2nd is “Magic” which is a magic 8 ball that you can turn upside down for your destiny.
You can also enter in custom message that will appear randomly for others. Here’s the screenshots:
The first of many apps to come in a project called iApp-a-Day is called Pumpkin. It displays a orange jack-o-lantern face on a black background and rotates when the phone is rotated.
Here are some screenshots:
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