Filed under: App Review When I used to read OMNI magazine I remember getting into the whole subliminal and self-hypnosis fad. I bought a few cassettes but didn't wind up seeing a ton of results. Maybe I was doing it wrong because there's some research that points to the possibility that positive affirmations, voiced while you sleep, may have an effect on your conscious thoughts. View more
Filed under: iPad We've speculated before about what artists could do with the iPad's bigger screen , and here's an answer. In the video above, portrait artist David Kassan uses the Brushes app to create a painting from a live model. View more
Quick Look posts are paid submissions offering only a brief overview of an app. Vote in the polls below if you think this app is worth an in-depth AppStorm review! In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Compartments View more
Filed under: App Review Scales and Modes is a simple but elegant app for listening to and learning about, well, scales and modes in music. I found it a nicely designed effort and it would seem like a nice companion to the budding music student. It's compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad View more
Filed under: iPhone Dazzling Flashlight 4g is one of several new applications (like this one ) that uses the iPhone 4's new built-in rear LED as a flashlight. Over the last day or so, we've heard from other developers who are building similar tools. Cramzy developer Iliya Yordanov was kind enough to send over a build of the app for me to test while the product waits on Apple review. View more
Filed under: iPhone I happened by a mirror while talking on the iPhone 4 last night and saw my screen lighting up, turning off and lighting up again erratically. I observed the behavior, worst when holding the phone in my left hand, for the duration of the call View more
Filed under: iPhone That iPhone on Verizon rumor just won't die -- Bloomberg is now reporting that we'll see an iPhone on Verizon's service in January of next year . View more