Woah! Gold iPhones Going For 1 800 on eBay

The gold iPhone 5s is going for $1,800 on eBay

The gold iPhone 5s is in very short supply. Apple has already sold out, and is unlikely to get them in volume for weeks to come. They are hard to come by. Many of Apple’s flagship stores received only a few units while many stores had none.

The rarity is reflected on eBay. there are a handful of gold iPhones for sale, ranging from $1,6 One gold iPhone 5s on sale is priced at a whopping $1,800 on eBay. Another is a tad cheaper at $1,699.

How much would you pay for a gold iPhone?

Data source: via CultofMac (By Leander Kahney)

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Apple Surpassing Android With Businesses Writing Custom Mobile Apps

When it comes to supporting mobile devices, businesses tend to allow both iOS and Android devices.

The latest report from Good Technology shows a slight gain sequentially for iOS, which accounted for 72 percent of devices activated in the quarter, with Android-based hardware making up most of the rest of the devices connecting to its server software. On the tablet side, iOS continues to account for nine in 10 device activations.

But, perhaps more importantly, more than 95 percent of custom apps developed by businesses are written for Apple devices. The number of such apps rose more than 42 percent from the prior quarter, as businesses start to incorporate devices more heavily into their workflow.

“We see especially robust internal development activity focused on tablet applications and business transformation,” Good Technology CEO Christy Wyatt said in an email interview. “We are delighted to continue to see amazing growth with a 60 percent increase in device activations year over year, and with this growth comes increased investment in secure mobile app development within our global customers.”

Though iOS grew its share from a quarter ago, that was likely due to the arrival of the new iPhones, as Android has been gaining ground in recent quarters.

Data source: via AllthingsD (By Ina Fried)

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Moon Symbol on iPhone

There are many users answer about iPhone moon icon why it shows sometimes in the status bar, Whether by mistake, children, or other reasons. we will know why and all its settings. 

iPhone moon icon first time appeared with iOS 6 that signify Do Not Disturb.

Moon Symbol on iPhone 

iOS 7 as we know comes with many important changes control center is one of these. when we tap on the iphone moon icon via control center the settings of Do Not Distrub Become enabled. and a moon icon will appear in the status bar. 

We use this setting to silence calls, notifications, and alerts.

To disabled your Do Not Disturb settings tap again on iPhone mon icon in control center.

You will see that the moon icon has disappeared.

The second way to access Do Not Disturb tap settings > Do Not Disturb. 

When Do Not Disturb is on, a moon icon will appear in the status bar.

There are more than one option for Do Not Disturb:

• Manual: When enabled, calls and alerts received while the Device is locked will be silenced.

• Scheduled: Automatically enable Do Not Disturb between the hours you specify.

• Allow Calls From: Allow calls from everyone, no one, your favorites, or specific contact groups stored on your device or your iCloud account.

• Repeated Calls: If someone calls you twice within three minutes, the call will not be silenced.

These are all settings for Do Not Disturb in ios 7 -moon symbol on iPhone- no doubt Apple will seek to develop it more. 

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Fantastical 2 Debuts on iPhone With Reminders and Improved Event Parser

Flexibits today released Fantastical 2, a fully reworked version of the popular iOS calendar app.

The new app, which is a separate purchase for existing Fantastical owners, includes reminders support, an improved sentence parser -- perhaps the most unique and valuable feature in Fantastical -- background app refresh, and more.

Fantastical 2 now includes the ability to create and manage reminders directly from the event parser. Users can create reminders as well as calendar events using plain english. The parser allows users to type in full sentences like "Meeting with Eric Slivka at Ken & Sues on Tuesday at 7", or to use geofencing when creating reminders: "remind me to pick up the dry cleaning when I leave work".

"We wanted to make an iOS 7 iPhone calendar app worthy of the name Fantastical," said Michael Simmons, Co-Founder of Flexibits. "With its beautiful iOS 7 design and functionality, we’re confident users are going to love Fantastical 2 for iPhone."

With Fantastical 2 for iPhone, users will quickly and easily create, view, and search all of their events and reminders. The advanced natural language engine is extremely expressive, enabling users to enter event or reminder details in their own style. For example, users can enter sentences such as "Lunch with Elon at 123 Main Street on Tuesday" and Fantastical 2 for iPhone translates the sentence into an event and adds it to their calendar. And with support for reminders, users can enter sentences such as "todo Pick up dry cleaning" and the user will have a reminder, ready to check off.

To review and download Fantastical 2 on App Srore click here.

Compatibility: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

$2.99
Category: Productivity
Released: Oct 30, 2013
Version: 2.0
Size: 16.1 MB

Data source: via MacRumors (By Jordan Golson)

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10 Black Friday Deals For iPhone Owners

For Apple lovers, the iPhone isnt just a gadget — its a way of life. Naturally, there are innumerable ways to personalize it, enhance its performance and all-around turbo-charge it.

With these Black Friday deals, youll be able to get your fill of excellent iPhone accessories before you can even fill up on turkey.

Whether youre in the market for a new case, a wireless speaker or a slick pair of headphones, these 10 discounted iPhone-compatible goodies will add a delicious touch of tech to your Thanksgiving weekend.

Note that some Black Friday deals vary by region, and some prices havent been updated online to reflect these sales.


1. Rocketfish Stylus ($4.99)

Was: $16.99 Now: $4.99

Available Nov. 28 to Nov. 30 at Best Buy.

IMAGE: BEST BUY


2. Belkin iPhone Cases ($9.99 to $14.99)

Were: $19.99 to $29.99 Now: $9.99 to $14.99

Available Nov. 28 to Nov. 30 at Staples.

IMAGE: STAPLES

3. Scosche USB-to-Lightning Cables for iPhone 5/5S($15)

Was: $20 Now: $15

Available Nov. 28 to Nov. 30 at Staples.

IMAGE: STAPLES

4. Isotoner SmarTouch Tech Stretch Gloves ($19.99)

Were: $34.99 Now: $19.99

Available Nov. 28 to Nov. 29 at Sears.

IMAGE: SEARS

5. iHome iP21 App-Friendly Alarm Clock and 30-Pin Speaker Dock ($39.99)

Was: $69.99 Now: $39.99

Available online Nov. 26 to Nov. 29 and in stores Nov. 28 to Nov. 29 at Kohls.


6. Sony Speaker Dock for iPod, iPhone and MP3 Players ($49.99)

Was: $99.99 Now: $49.99

Available Nov. 28 to Nov. 30 at Best Buy.

IMAGE: BEST BUY

7. Mophie Juice Pack Charging Case for iPhone 5/5S($69.99)

Was: $99.99 Now: $69.99

Available Nov. 28 to Nov. 30 at Best Buy.

IMAGE: BEST BUY

8. Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Duo Battery($69.99)

Was: $99.99 Now: $69.99

Available Nov. 28 to Nov. 30 at Best Buy.

IMAGE: BEST BUY

9. Jawbone Jambox Wireless Bluetooth Speaker($99.99)

Was: $149.99. Now: $99.99.

Available Nov. 28 to 30 at Best Buy.

IMAGE: BEST BUY

10. Beats By Dr. Dre Solo HD On-Ear Headphones($114.95)

Was: $179.95 Now: $114.95

Available Nov. 28 between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. at Walmart.

IMAGE: WALMART

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Data source: via Mashable (By Rebecca Hiscott)

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Apple Releases iOS 7 1 Beta 3 to Developers

Apple today released the third beta of iOS 7.1 to developers of the iOS Developer Program.

Apple had seeded iOS 7.1 beta 2 more than three weeks back. The new update is has a build number of 11d5127c and is available via an over-the-air update or through Apple’s developer center website.

The third beta iOS 7.1 version is said to fix an issue that could arrise when creating a new iCloud account during setup. In addition, the latest build reportedly no longer gives an error when users enable iCloud Keychain. and some modification in the look, Well talk about them.

According to a recent report, iOS 7.1 will probably not be released to the public until sometime in March.

The current version of iOS, iOS 7.0.4, was released on November 14 , that includes a number of improvements and bug fixes for the operating system. The first iOS 7.1 beta was seeded to developers in mid-November.

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Jimmy Gunawan Is The Lucky Buyer of The World’s First iPhone 5s

Jim seems really happy.

It looks like Jimmy is the one who got the first two iPhone 5s, one for himself and one for his mother in Indonesia. What a nice guy! The Herald Sun has a nice article on Jimmy and his bit of fame.

Original Post:

Well, look at that! We’ve got our first glimpse of what may be the world’s first iPhone 5s, sold to a man named Jim in Sydney, Australia, where the coveted flagship Apple device has just gone on sale.
The GoodGearGuide snapped his picture on Twitter just minutes ago, arms raised in triumph, a giant grin on his face.
To be honest, we’d be grinning, too.

Data source: CultofMac (By Rob LeFebvre) [via Twitter]

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Apples Growth Trails Smartphone Market in 3Q 2013 but Improves in Broader Mobile Phone Market

Research firm IDC today released its estimates on worldwide mobile phone sales for the third quarter of 2013, once again showing Apples iPhone growth trailing that of the overall smartphone market.

Apples 33.8 million iPhone shipments were up 25.7% year-over-year, compared to 38.8% growth for the entire market. Market leader Samsung grew at slightly higher than the industry average, and Apple with its 13.1% share was able to hold onto the second-place ranking ahead of Huawei, Lenovo, and LG, all of which showed strong growth but remained at under 5% market share.

Worldwide Smartphone Shipments in 3Q13 in Millions of Units (Source: IDC)

Apples total volumes speak to the early success of the iPhones 5S and 5C, and the softening demand of older devices prior to the new models launching. The iPhone 5S lived up to the hype of the gold case and the fingerprint sensor, and the iPhone 5C with an array of colors. At the same time, limited usability on the fingerprint sensor and higher-than-expected pricing on the iPhone 5C drew mixed reactions. Still, this did not prevent Apple from enjoying a record 9 million units shipped in their debut.As in previous quarters, Apples performance in the overall mobile market benefited from the decline of the featurephone, with the companys 25.7% year-over-year growth easily topping the markets overall 5.7% growth and allowing Apple to remain firmly in third place behind Samsung and Nokia. According to IDC, smartphones accounted for 55% of total mobile phone shipments during the quarter, up from 42% in the third quarter of 2012.

Worldwide Mobile Phone Shipments in 2Q13 in Millions of Units (Source: IDC)

Apple released its financial results for the third calendar quarter (fourth fiscal quarter) yesterday, revealing that the iPhone continues to account for majority of the companys revenue at 52 percent.


Data source: via MacRumors (By Eric Slivka)

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Apples Maps Team Hiring Web UI Designer for New Secret Project

Apple today posted a new job listing seeking a Maps Web User Interface Designer to "design, develop, and maintain complex front-end code for a new secret project."

While the job listing briefly mentions Maps, it appears that the position could have a broader web development focus. According to the posting, the designer would join a small team that is working on an advanced web platform that will be the backbone of many future Apple services.

Qualifications for the position include a minimum of three years of experience building both applications and web services, along with understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, DOM, XML, JSON and various Javascript testing frameworks.

Design, develop, and maintain complex front-end code for a new secret project

Document and build unit tests for your code.

Work with operations, QA, and product management to maximize product effectiveness

Though it is unclear what the secret project alludes to, it is possible that Apple is working on building up a more prominent web presence, developing a series of web-based apps that would extend the Apple experience outside of Apple products.

For example, the company could build a web-based Maps app, similar to Google Maps, which could possibly be incorporated into iCloud or other Apple products in the future. At the present time, Apple still uses Google Maps for Find My iPhone in iCloud, and a new web-based Maps app could present a unified Apple mapping solution for the company.

It is also possible, however, that this position involves the building of internal web tools to manage Apple services that would not be public facing.

Apple has been working on expanding the reach of its products in recent months,introducing iBooks and Maps apps for the Mac with Mavericks and debuting iWork for iCloud, which allows Apples iWork apps to be accessed anywhere.


Data source: via MacRumors (By Juli Clover)

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Tweetbot 3 Makes The Case For 3rd Party Twitter Apps With Bones Deep iOS 7 Rewrite

Today marks the launch of the full re-write of Tweetbot for iOS 7. The app is a paid upgrade, which is available for $2.99 at launch and will go up to $4.99 after the initial sale.

As one of the most popular third-party clients available for Twitter, the app has become the poster child for what outside developers brought to the Twitter equation. And with the iOS 7 update, it’s going to set another sort of precedent by showing what you can do with a truly bones-deep re-thinking of an app with Apple’s new aesthetic in mind.

When iOS 7 was released, we saw a lot of updates come down the pipe that were little more than a re-skinning of iOS 7 apps. A nip and tuck here and there for sure, but only a few were stripped down and re-done with Apple’s new indicators in mind. iOS 7 is all about physicality, and far less about the illustrative pixel-perfect character of iOS 6.

“We wanted to have a very clean and iOS 7 look to Tweetbot, with a strong focus on content. We used Physics and custom transitions to add that sense of joy that we add to our apps,” Tapbots’ Paul Haddad says of the Tweetbot 3 redesign.

That sense of joy permeates the app, with subtle animations and wonderfully redone audio cues. Everything is lighter, brighter and more readable overall. Within a couple of days of using the new app it was nearly impossible for me to look at the old version of Tweetbot for any extended period. It felt dark, static and very, very old. Part of this is the natural effect that iOS 7′s ‘shock to the system’ has had on all apps, but a lot more of it is a careful re-evaluation of what makes Tweetbot work.

Going from a very illustrative style to one that has to convey personality via subtle animations and clever uses of Apple’s new physics system is no small feat. Especially for an app as distinct as Tweetbot.

The main timeline of Tweetbot 3 has a brand new lighter look with a white background and crisp typography. The tweets obey Apple’s system-wide font sizing controls if you want to fit more on the page.

One major change that many will notice is that there is only a single directional swipe (right to left) to expand Twitter conversations now. Haddad says that this was to eliminate the confusion between the reply and conversation views. It takes some getting used to if you commonly used the replies view, but it’s less confusing over all.

Tweetbot 3 also features background tweet fetching using Apple’s new APIs. This means that you’ll see your newest tweets as soon as you open the app, a major improvement on the old ‘open and refresh’ behavior.

Tapping on a tweet still swings down the quick action pane and tapping-to-hold offers additional features like copying links. The personality of Tweetbot 3 really peeks through when you encounter animated elements though. Try tapping on a media link and you’ll get a full-screen image that can be moved around with a finger and tossed off the screen in any direction — enabled by Apple’s new dynamics engine. This isn’t a pre-programmed animation.

Frosty panes of translucency are used when appropriate, like the accounts screen and profile views. It all feels crisp and futuristic — and very much like a poster child for the design aesthetics that Apple wanted developers to take away from its new direction.

The incredibly useful and feature-rich nature of Tweetbot, thankfully, has remained in full force. This is truly the preferred client of Twitter power users in every way. There’s no comparison between the utility of Tweetbot and the Twitter apps that are currently offered for iOS. We’ve heard that there is a redesign still in the works at Twitter proper, and that’s good because as it is, there’s simply no reason for heavy tweeters to use those apps over Tweetbot.

One major, very subversive feature of Tweetbot 3 is the way that it prominently displays Twitter’s Verified check mark. There’s something about seeing the blue badge right in the timeline that makes verification a bigger deal than Twitter ever has. Those avatars jump out at you and the badge is even more of a status symbol now. I have this theory that Twitter is slowly working its way toward verifying all users, but until it does, the blue check is going to become insanely sought after among users of Tweetbot.

Hilariously, Tapbots Haddad and Jardine have their own custom badges.

The new Tweetbot uses the same token pool as the previous version, so users updating to the new app will not take up an additional slot. But that pool remains just as limited as it was when Twitter instituted its new caps on user tokens, so there is a limited amount of Tweetbot revenue still available to Tapbots. That’s why I find the plan to pay not only justifiable but relieving. I want to pay Tapbots for their hard work getting this thing in the shape that it is, which is fantastic. And paying for all of those months of work is the least that most of us can do for as much utility as Twitter power players get out of the app.

To review and download Tweetbot 3 for Twitter on the App Store Click here.

Compatibility: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

$2.99
Category: Social Networking
Released: Oct 24, 2013
Version: 3.0
Size: 7.7 MB

Data source: via TC (By Matthew Panzarino)

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Apple Released iOS 8 Beta 3 to Developers with Several Tweaks

Three weeks after releasing of iOS 8 beta 2, Apple yesterday released new beta update to developers. The first announcement of iOS 8 was at Worldwide Developers Conference. which brought a set of new features like Family Sharing, QuickType Keyboard, and Handoff. And improvements to several apps like Safari, Mail, and Messages.

iOS 8 beta 3 (build number 12A4318c) is available on Apples iOS Dev Center, as you can download it over-the-air updating system on iOS devices, its size is 331MB, includes a new beta version of the Find My Friends and Find My iPhone apps, new Apple TV beta, and several tweaks to the operating system like a new Settings toggle for Handoff, new options for iCloud Drive, some changes in the look of weather app and a few new simple wallpapers, you can take a look on the list of all these changes.

Public release of iOS 8 is expected to be this fall, likely with an announcement of new iPhones, iOS 8 is currently only available to developers, and will see other beta updates directed to developers, this opinion based on past history.

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iOS 7 Users Complaining About Motion Sickness Due to Parallax and Zooming Effects

Some users on Apple’s Support Communities discussion forum are expressing discontent with the parallax and zooming animations in iOS 7, claiming that they have experienced bouts of motion sickness, reports The Verge. The specific thread, which spans over eight pages, has users discussing symptoms that correlate to vertigo, intense nausea, and dizziness and which are occurring with prolonged use of iOS 7 involving actions such as returning to the home screen from an app and using the multitasking menu. 

Instead, most are pointing to the zooming effects that are now ubiquitous across iOS when opening and closing apps or entering the multitasking menu. "I had severe vertigo the minute I started using my iPad with iOS 7," writes Apple forum user glassrabit. "Lost the rest of the day to it." Another user, nybe, writes, "I had to go home sick from work because of the intense nausea due to using my iPhone with iOS 7."

Apple has included a “Reduce Motion” option within iOS 7’s Accessibility menu, but that option only seems to turn off the parallax effect on the homescreen. Users in the thread have also called the company’s support line, but were informed by Apple that there is no way to completely turn off the effects.  After its release last week,  Apple announced earlier this week that iOS 7 is reportedly running on 200 million iOS devices, which makes it the fastest software upgrade in history.

Data source: via MacRumors (By Richard Padilla)

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Samsung Unveils New Smart Watches Gear 2 Powered by Tizen Rather than Android OS

Samsungs Gear 2 Neo (left) and Gear 2 (right) smart watches

After the release last year of its Galaxy Gear smart watches Samsung this weekend unveiled the second generation of its Gear smart watches. Samsung announced two variants of the second-generation Gear.

The flag Gear 2, like its predecessor features a 1.63-inch touchscreen, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage, a camera that moved from the the wristband to the front of the watch, mobile speakers, and also contains an IR LED sensor that will help control other electronic devices. While the cheaper Gear 2 Neo is lighter, and does not feature a camera.

Gear 2 Neo

Gear 2

Both Gear 2 watches are running Samsung new Tizen mobile platform, rather than android, which powered the first generation Gear. Tizen was developed in collaboration with Intel as well as multiple communications companies. That aims to break the iOS and Android duopoly in the mobile market. Samsung says that users can expect an "enriched application ecosystem" as well as compatibility with over a dozen Samsung Galaxy smartphones at launch. Samsung’s NX300M smart camera was the first device to run on Tizen, and the Gear 2 paves the way for what Samsung calls the “Tizen based wearable platform.”

The Gear 2 is said to include a 300 mAh battery that provides anywhere from 2-3 days of typical usage, a faster 1GHZ dual-core processor, and a standalone music player with a Bluetooth headset, as well as a heart rate sensor and pedometer for fitness tracking.

The Apple anticipated wearable device iWatch expected to includ many features, the ability to monitor health-related metrics will reportedly be one of the main features. Throughout the pas year Apple has hired a number of health experts in fields related to health metrics, and also is said to be developing a "Healthbook" app for iOS 8, wich may be able to manage and track weight loss and monitor and store fitness statistics like steps taken, calories burned, and miles walked.

Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo will come in various colors, including Charcoal Black, Gold Brown and Wild Orange for the Gear 2 and Charcoal Black, Mocha Grey and Wild Orange for Gear 2 Neo. Samsung indicated that the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo will be available starting in April, though pricing has not yet been revealed. The company is also expected to release a new flagship Phone, the Galaxy S5, along with a new Galaxy Gear 2, later this month.

Source: via MacRumors

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Best iPhone Games of 2013

After the visit the set of websites roundups that told about the best iPhone games.

We found that there are some games have been mentioned in more than one roundup as the best iPhone games of 2013. In this way has been added in this roundup.

The notes on the some games was made ​​through the observers for the phone games.

The roundup below contains 15 games in several categories: puzzle, sport, action, and strategy.

As we know also Apple recently announced that Candy Crush Saga was the most downloaded app of 2013.

I hope you like these games and to be really the best iphone games.

Papa Sangre II ($0.99)

One of the most unique titles released this year, Papa Sangre II is a survival horror game told entirely through sound.

It starts at your inevitable end. You are dead, and must hunt for memories from the deceased to get back to the other.

Limbo Game ($4.99)

Limbo is as close to perfect at what it does as a game can get.

Its reaching iOS three years after it hit other platforms, Limbo has wowed critics and gamers with its stunning (and surprisingly dark) design.

Device 6 ($3.99)

Device 6 plays with the conventions of games and literature, entwines story with geography and blends puzzle and novella, to draw players into an intriguing mystery of technology and neuroscience.

It is reborn as one of the smartest and most engrossing interactive stories of the year.

Ridiculous Fishing ($2.99)

A handcrafted game about fishing with guns, chainsaws and toasters.

Hours of gameplay across the continents including a never-ending Infinite arcade world. One of the most fun arcade-style games of the year.

XCOM ($9.99)

Earth’s governments unite to form an elite paramilitary organization, known as XCOM. As the commander of XCOM, you must create a fully operational base, research alien technologies, plan combat missions, and lead your soldiers in fierce battles against a terrifying alien invasion.

If youve played XCOM in the past on one of the (many) platforms it was originally released on, its still worth a second play through on your phone. If this is the first youve heard of it.

XCOM Enemy Unknown was ported to the iPhone and iPad while remarkably keeping all of the qualities that made the turn-based shooter such a standout game.

• Read also: The 15 Most Popular Free iPhone Apps Of 2013

FIFA 14 (Free)

App Store Best of 2013: The most authentic football game on the App Store. Feel the excitement of every pass, shot, and tackle with new touch controls...

Flick Kick Football Legends also nominated from some websites within the best iPhone games lists.

Grand Theft Auto ($6.99)

Just in time for Christmas came this iOS version of Grand Theft Auto.

Its the closest a video game gets to putting you in a 1990s-era gangsta rap video, with a scope far beyond that of the other two Play Station 2-era Grand Theft Auto games.

Star Wars ($4.99)

It is four thousand years before the Galactic Empire and hundreds of Jedi Knights have fallen in battle against the ruthless Sith. You are the last hope of the Jedi Order.

The all-time classic 2003 RPG (Role-playing game) set in the Star Wars universe made the jump to iPad for the first time this summer, and  now works on iPhones, and iPods as well.

Year Walk ($3.99)

In the old days man tried to catch a glimpse of the future in the strangest of ways.

An iOS game like nothing else you’ve seen on the format to date. Based on Swedish mythology.

There are puzzles, characterful graphics and a creepily atmospheric soundtrack.

• Read also: Best free iPhone games

Rayman Fiesta Run ($2.99)

Rayman Fiesta Run and its new wacky Fiesta world! Lunge for cocktail umbrellas, leap on limes and punch those piñatas…the sky’s the limit!

With more than 75 levels to scoot through, and bags of charm

Winner of the App Store’s Best of 2012

Plants vs Zombies (Free)

Amass an army of powerful new plants, supercharge them with Plant Food and power up your defenses with amazing new ways to protect your brain.

Winner of 2013 Best Mobile Game Spike VGX Awards

Tiny Thief (Free)

In a world of greed, corruption and injustice, one little guy decides to stand up for the little guy!

Tiny Thief was a release from Rovio Stars,  thats part of Angry Birds-maker Rovio.

The game throws some seriously mind-boggling puzzles, with tons of surprising interactive gameplay elements along the way.

Clumsy Ninja (Free)

Clumsy Ninja is the next generation of interactive characters! He can sense, feel, move, and react uniquely every time.

Originally previewed at the iPhone 5 event in September 2012. but took a while to reach the App Store.

Clumsy Ninja is the first game on touch devices to ever use the Euphoria simulation technology.

Cut the Rope 2 ($0.99)

In his unexpected adventure, Om Nom breaks out of his box and travels through lush forests, busy cities, junkyards and underground tunnels, all in pursuit of one goal – "Candy"!

The original Cut the Rope was a runaway success back in the fall of 2010.

If you (or your kid) liked the original Cut the Rope, then the sequel takes that same core puzzle gameplay with more features.

Badland ($3.99)

Badland is an atmospheric side-scrolling action adventure game, and takes platforming to the next level with innovative use of physics in level design. 

More than 10 Million players, Named in Apple’s list of the games of the year and an Apple Design Award winner.

Any other best iPhone games that we missed? Let everyone know in the comments.

• Read also:  Top 10 best retro games for iPhone and iPad

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