Keep it real (annoying) while watching your team from the safety of a bar or living room.

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This is a beauty on the iPad too. Photography at its finest.

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You might want to download the ESPN FIFA World Cup 2010 app on your iPhone today… ESPN is making a pretty big push into its coverage of the sport this year. FYI – Feedback so far is to NOT bother upgrading to the paid version.

Maarten Baas‘s iPhone app based is based on his Real Time project where the artist painted time in real time. Check out the video after the jump to see it in action and understand it a bit more. Then, when you’re ready download it here.

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The Motion X GPS app for iPad will be available shortly,  showing off a larger, more usable footprint of data from the iPhone version. Gives me some interesting excuses for in-vehicle mounting. The existing version is pretty sweet- I’ve used it to log map routes by bike and car, and the data export can be used to geotag photos. It’s not a turn-by-turn navigation solution, but is a pretty robust tracking app for the data hound in me.

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You are probably familar with Eboy, or have at least seen their work,  Anyway, you have to check out this soon-to-be-available game for the iPhone, FixPix. The goal is to align the images to complete the image, Tetris on a whole nutha level.

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Skipping past the news (or, non-news) of the weekend’s technology-world-a-tittering over reports of a new iPhone, I was digging around this morning for some fun photo apps and came across a reduced price on the Pano app. I’ve always been into true panoramic photography, even going so far as to rent some of the real deal, rotating-lens variety of cameras. So if you can’t justify carrying around a Linhoff, Horseman, or even the Lomo Horizon, at least there’s an app to get you wet. To quote RoboCop, “I’d buy that for a dollar!” (I stitched together the photo above by taking six portrait photos from left to right, covering a three block span of buildings. Another random test shot after the jump.)

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Everyone will be spouting about all the fun apps and entertainment consumables for the iPad, but there are plenty of serious apps that push it beyond being yet another couch potato device. If you get your hands on one, here are a few that can help make it pay for itself…

Inner Fence’s Credit Card Terminal for iPad makes sure you get paid:

Webex has an app that handles meeting shares:

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Mixr is a professional DJ app in that fits in your lap. The app features cross-fading, equalizing, cue, drang & drop tracks, and so much more. You’re basically removing the two laptops between your ipods from your DJ gear.  It works like it looks, using the touch screen you can mix the tracks and scratch, pretty straight forward.

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Mike V: Do or Die

“Start from the legendary ‘Bones Brigade’ Powell & Peralta era and improve your skills while gaining experience…” You got me at Bones Brigade. I am going to give it a try and will let you know.

Available at the appStore now for $2.99.

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With the 365 day Alarm Clock, New Balance just launched an effort to become a part of your life (even more so, if you love their sneaks) for the next 365 days.  Since I downloaded it this morning I have yet to use it yet but, the 365 day Alarm clock is a pretty smooth iPhone App that’ll wake you up every morning with a video. Now if they could only manage to get all of the New Balance in Japan released stateside, I’d be in heaven.

For all you crackberry addicts out there, or those of you tethered to one via work, Amazon has released a free Kindle app for Blackberry. Free download lets you read books on the go… or while in meetings in the office. Just like the iPhone version, owning a Kindle is not required – purchases are tied to your Amazon account. The WhisperSync system lets you bookmark and make notes as you read, and synchronizes the last page you read across any Kindle devices or apps.
Currently available in the U.S. only, on these models: Bold 9000 & 9700, Curve 8520 & 8900, Storm 9530 & 9550, and Tour 9630.

Novelty at its finest. Pocket Shouter from Modern Toss lets you carry a soundboard of insults in your pocket. We all have a family member that is a scream driver, and this is the perfect way for you to relate. Plug it into your car radio and let the insults fly.

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I just discovered this little gem of an app, I love the use of the accelerometer. Simple idea’s always work best! Watch the video of it after the jump.

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Do you enjoy staring at clocks all day? Here’s a pretty one. The MultiClock iPhone app has a few different time visualizations. Not only does this look cool on a docked iPhone or iPod Touch, but I can picture it looking pretty snazzy in fullscreen mode on a docked Apple iPad. Time keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking…

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Keepin’ it real… lowbrow.

Use your fingers.

No, it’s not maps to celebrities homes, it is by far one of the coolest astronomy applications ever for the iphone. The interface feels very “star trek” scifi, especially with all the sound prompts. Check it out, I believe it needs the 3Gs to take advantage of the compass. This video review above maybe from an early version but it gives you a taste of what to expect.

“By holding your iPhone 3GS up against the night sky you’ll see a computer generated map of the heavens. As you pan the iPhone the star map pans in real time, thanks to the app’s Star Spotter function, which links to the 3GS’s compass.”