myStarbucks by Starbucks Coffee Company
I'll be the first to admit that, when it comes to a great cup of coffee, Starbucks just isn't all that high up on my list to reach for. When there are so many different independent cafes to choose from, settling for something not-as-great just because it's famous doesn't cut it for me. Even if there is a Starbucks on practically every street corner in Vancouver.
That said, I can say that Starbucks has an excellent sense of style— from the decor of their locations, to the sleeves wrapped around their paper cups, everything (for a lack of a better way to describe it) fits. The same can be said for their two official apps. Read more on Lifestyle Review: myStarbucks…
Your Turn: Do you have any advice you would like to share? What tips would you like to add? Please comment below.
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Fling! by CandyCane
In this puzzle game, you get three different play modes to choose from and varying levels of difficulty for each, providing hours of entertainment. What's better is that this game, 
usually available for $1.99 is being offered for free for a limited time. So there's no reason not to give it a go if you like puzzles, is there? Read more on Game Review: Fling…
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Pandorum Lite by Artificial Life Inc.
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Pandorum is a third person shooter based off the upcoming motion picture of the same name. In the game you awaken to find your ship deserted, and having no memory of previous events what so ever. As you wander out of the compartment you woke up in you discover some dead guards.
Work your way through thirty-one levels in this musical puzzle. As the suns light up, different parts of music begin to play; when you light up all the suns, you get to hear the full song. This game is really beautifully-executed.
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Though not the greatest app to help one's insomnia, this binaural beat app provides a long list of alternative uses.
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Oblique Strategies by Far Out Labs
Have you ever had writers block? Well, this app just might help you to end your writers block! This application doesn't apply to just writers… anyone that does anything creative can benefit from this simple to use tool.
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MetaSquares by MetaTools, Inc.
It's hip to be square
When I first got this game, I got whupped over and over by the computer. Needless to say I became a bit discouraged by all this suckage, and didn't want to play the game at all anymore. Luckily perseverance pays off, and now I'm stuck on the 2nd level of the game (amazing I know).
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Looking forward to your comments…
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Word Solitaire by Candywriter
Much like this name suggests, instead of playing solitare with numbers, in this game you play with letters— and it's a lot more challenging than it sounds. At least, it was for me. So many tries and I still couldn't get past the first level! Some word fanatic I am.
I really enjoy this game, being such a big fan of regular solitaire. Your objective is to use every single card on the board to make words. Like solitaire, you can move selections of cards from the row. Drag and drop letter cards onto a row to either build a word, or be in the process of building a word; if no words start with the letters you're placing (like trying to put an R over an N or vice versa), you will not be able to place the letter on that row. When you've made a valid word, a purple circle will appear over top the row with a number inside. This number adds to your score at the bottom of the screen.
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Twitterrific by The Iconfactory
Since I caved to peer pressure and got myself a Twitter account, the only app I used on my iPod was Tweetie; a while back, my dad had purchased it and told me it was very good, so I 
never wasted time looking around for something else. It suited my purposes, was very practical, and easy to use, if a little plain. Today I was browsing for a new free IM client and stumbled across Twitterrific, instead.
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What's your next move, after having read this post?
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Tap Quest by Formahead
In Tap Quest, you take on the roles of a party of adventurers. Within your ranks resides a mage (a powerful spell caster that has a ranged attack), an elf archer and a powerful and heavily armored knight (this is your tank). The basic premise of the story is that a dark and powerful warlock stole and hid the crystals of power through out the land. Tired of being subjected to tyranny, your party takes up the challenge of finding the crystals and bringing peace to the land.
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Do you agree or disagree?
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