Interval Trainer GO, the worlds first Interval Trainer for Apple iOS featuring dual music playlists by UK company Appnoose has hit the Top Grossing Health and Fitness spot in 18 countries after it’s Apple New and Noteworthy feature. ITGO HD is the iPad only version of ITGO for the iPhone and iPod Touch which is… Read more »
Joggers who listen to music are in a constant battle with the swaying, flapping earphone cord that bounces with every step. Cyclists have to make sure their earphone cord doesn’t swag and slip around their handlebars. A winding case for earphones, the iLocket lets users quickly and easily adjust their earphone cord to exactly the… Read more »
Appnoose is celebrating its first game Gorilla Monkey Crunch Lite reaching the number 1 spot in the Kids Games Charts in 11 App stores worldwide without the benefit of an Apple feature. Gorilla Monkey Crunch Lite has been the number 1 Kids (and in most of the countries) Adventure game in the Dominican Republic, India, Slovakia,… Read more »
Appnoose Ltd has ported its highly regarded Interval Training App ITGO for the iPhone and iPod touch to a Native HD version for Apple’s iPad. As with the iPhone and iPod Touch versions of ITGO which was featured as an Apple Staff Favorites, in the Financial Times and on ABC, ITGO HD for iPad sets… Read more »
New iPhone application helps people to scan bar-codes and avoid added sugars in response to a study linking added sugars to heart disease The average American consumes 21 teaspoons of added sugar a day – almost double the consumption rate of 30 years ago – while those that consume less than 7 teaspoons a day… Read more »
For the first time, consumers can easily access additive, allergen and ingredient properties of any food product in-store with a simple iPhone application from FoodEssentials. Consumers can use the FoodEssentials Scanner, now available in the app store, to scan barcodes of products in-store to view detailed food labels, highlighting any additive, allergen, nutrient or ingredient… Read more »
Joggers who listen to music are in a constant battle with the swaying, flapping earphone cord that bounces with every step. Cyclists have to make sure their earphone cord doesn’t swag and slip around their handlebars. Snowboarders and skiers need to make sure there’s no excess cord to get caught in a zipper or tangle… Read more »
