A pixel-art bike race adventure set on the iconic streets of Philadelphia… Now available as an iPhone and iPad app. Sorry Philly.

More info here and watch a demo after the jump

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Planetary by Bloom is a pretty cool way to browse your music: Stars represent artists, planets are albums, and moons are songs whose orbital speeds are determined by the lengths of the tracks. All I have to say is my Radiohead System is going to be huge.

Download Planetary from iTunes

It’s free and an easy way to pass a couple moments when you’re trying to look busy.

Available here

The Hasbro My3D looks like something that Fisher Price should have made out of the Viewmaster. Available in black or white, and works with a specific set of 3D games on the iTunes store.

Color is a social network app that would be cool at a party/concert/festival or anywhere else where it is okay to prey on oversharers.

Available here

Everyday is an app that enables you through an adjustable grid to take almost the same pic of yourself every day so that you might one day compile an aging timelapse video of yourself á la Noah Kalina.

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If you’ve been itching to help ideas happen by funding them, here is something to get behind on Kickstarter.

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Lifelike Craig HD is an app that makes craigslist into a newspaper-like classified ads section. ($1.99)

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I love my Sonos audio streaming system at home. It’s got me covered for music and internet radio, separately streamed to each area of the house. First came the ZonePlayers which hook up to existing audio systems, then came the standalone S5 players. So far, you can use their controllers, or the free iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps (the best one). Now in beta: their controller app for Android.

Welcome to the future. Apple is rumored to be looking into a chip that will link your phone to your bank. I already use the Starbucks app to buy coffee, and I have to say I like the convenience.  Soon you will be able to buy almost everything with your phone.

If you’re interested read more about this story and the technology behind the concept here

If you were looking forward to Apple reveling about how we will subscribe to content in the future, you’re going to have to wait. The Daily is being delayed a week to address iTunes integration issues with their new subscription platform. For the full story read this piece from the WallStreet Journal.

Don’t let the name fool you, this isn’t any fuddy-duddy piece of technology. WowWee’s Cinemin Slice is a mobile projector that will allow you to dock your iPad, iPhone, and iPod and project content using DLP technology. Watch the video (after the jump) and pre-order ($429.99) now!

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Daytum’s iPhone App

via, coolhunting

The Word Lens iPhone and iPod Touch app is a visual translator: live, augmented reality, text translation using the camera on your device. Magical.

Project Magazine must have gotten some nice marketing dollars from Disney, as they are running a contest to design an alternate version of their recent Jeff Bridges cover. Using their assets (or whatever you put together around the subject of Jeff Bridges and Tron), the top 20 designs will be showcased in a special issue of Project, with the winner designing the Project 2 Cover! For more info on the Project, project head over to their facebook page.

via Mashable

Raising the bar. Richard Branson iPad only digital magazine Project came out this week. I like what I see. It’s not a groundbreaking experience, but it’s on its way. Compared to the current staple of digital magazines currently available, this one is a winner. You can shop the content, connect to the web for further reading and just enjoy it. The one interesting “experience” I am getting from this magazine, I feel like its content is only available here? Which makes it seem special.

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If you recognize that plug, you know it’s an OBD interface for your car’s engine. What’s that black box, you ask? It’s Innovate Motorsports’ 3831 OT-2 OBD-II Wi-Fi Interface – which transmits engine diagnostics via Wifi to your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad, displayed on the free LogWorks Mobile App (after the jump). You can even directly wire in other sensors, such as air/fuel ratio or temperature, and yes, you can use it to wirelessly reset those “check engine” warnings.

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Calvetica is one of the best looking calendar programs for the iPhone that we’ve seen. It’s minimal, Helvetica-bound, and easy as hell to use. It syncs with your iCal in the background, and supports all of its features simply and elegantly.

Watch the video now and click to buy

Up ’til now, prototype videos of the  iPhone-controlled Parrot AR.Drone Quadricopter have been floating around, but it’s now available for purchase. Pretty slick quadricopter design allows for multidirectional movement. While it’s obviously cool that the app for iPhone/iPad/iPod touch serves as a remote control for the drone’s movement, it’s even cooler that it displays a video feed from the front of the vehicle, and even better are the game apps that track scoring in dogfights and other types of augmented-reality battles.

Via a few sites