Independent developer Tal Shumski today announces Keyboard 2, his new application for iOS devices. Keyboard 2 provides a full screen keyboard with double sized buttons to facilitate sending text messages and other communications. Users can adjust the level of the keyboard's transparency, text color, font size and button color to accommodate a variety of personal preferences. It features an ABC and numeric layout, complete with common punctuation marks on the main keyboard.
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Polish Jokes Entertainment today announced that Blow Up the Frog 1.4 its non-disturbing frog blowing simulator for iOS will be available for free today, tomorrow and the day after. Blow Up the Frog simulates a game some twisted teenagers play in their backyards since the invention of the straw. In short - the app user grabs a frog, by touching the screen, and then starts blowing into the iPhone's microphone.
MacXDVD Software today announces MacX iPhone Mounter, its new file transfer solution. Featuring an intuitive and user-friendly interface, MacX iPhone Mounter makes it easy to transfer music, movie, TV shows, podcasts, eBooks, pictures, voice memos, camera shots and more from any iDevice. The built-in browser lets you sort the files by Artist, Album and Genres to quick find the files you want to transfer. Before April 10, 2011, anyone can download full licensed MacX iPhone Mounter for free.
UK based Runloop today releases Blockees 2.0, a delightful and totally addictive puzzle game you'll find hard to put down. Blockees includes 75 puzzles split into 3 packs, a puzzle editor, puzzle pack generator, puzzle sharing, hints and Game Center. Blockees included over 500 user puzzles at launch. Users can create puzzles with the built in puzzle editor. It's easy to use and includes a built in puzzle solver so you'll know that your puzzles are possible to complete.
BKS Technologies today announces iASL 1.1 for iOS, an educational app that allows users to translate words, phrases, and sentences into American Sign Language. This one of a kind app is based on a custom video dictionary containing over 5,800 signs demonstrated by a deaf instructor. With a sentence of five words or fewer typed in, the app displays the correct ASL grammar structure and plays a sequence of video clips that represents the proper translation. iASL requires no Internet connection.
