synthPond is a synthesizer toy that utilizes the iPhone’s touch screen technology for controls and creating the beats/tones by placing ‘dots’ around the board.  Read More →

Noise.io Pro is a fully featured synthesizer board that fits right in your pocket and you can carry around whenever you have your iPhone or iPod Touch.  Read More →

PlayThatNote helps people who never had a singing lesson, but always wanted to sing. Tell the application the notes and let it tell you the pitch you should sing to.  Read More →

Event Finder lets you find something to do in your local area when you’re bored. From music concerts, to sports events. If you’re looking for a night on the town then this might be your new favorite application.  Read More →

Wunder Radio grabs radio stations from all across the world and uses their internet streams to stream directly to your iPhone or iPod Touch. It can also use the location feature to find out exactly where you are, and pull up the local radio stations that you would find if you turned on your actual radio.  Read More →

FMScreen is an FM synthesizer that is completely controlled by you touching the iPhone screen. All you will see is a black screen, but touching a spot on the screen will emit a noise. . .sliding your finger/thumb around will change the sound in many ways.  Read More →

PASY01 is a sound synthesizer that lets you change the pitch. . .volume. . .and other things to make it sound different. Just shake the iPhone and that will change the sounds too.  Read More →

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< ?php visit_site_link('‘); ?> 105 Classics is a streaming radio application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This application does one thing and one thing only. . .streams classical, ‘vintage’ music.  Read More →

iMaracas is a toy that lets you imitate the sounds of a pair of maracas. Simply shake the device to hear the sounds.  Read More →