This weeks notable new Apple apps are a brand new shopping app from Marks and Spencers, a potential Angry birds killer Captain Antarctica, and the ‘official’ London guide
M&S Lifestyle
Price: Free
Rating: 5/5
Platform: iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
Released: 3rd July
Version: 1.0
Size: 2.4MB
This new app from the high street store Marks& Spencers currently has a full 5 stars!, ok it only has 26 reviews at the time of writing but with all 26 giving it a 5 star review this app must be worth checking out if you shop at M&S, or intend to.
Features include:
– Search and browse products
– Scan Barcodes in store and then make purchases online
– It has a QR code scanner
– Synchronise your shopping basket on web and mobile
– Find stores using the GPS locator
– Secure your personal shopping account details securely for quick login and purchase
– Share stuff on Facebook, Twitter and Pin Interest
Captain Antarctica
Price: £0.69
Rating: 4.5/5
Platform: iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
Released: 5th July
Version: 1.0
Size: 41.9MB
The storyline for this brand new game involves a penguin trying to locate his kidnapped (or should that be pengknapped?) wife and children, this improbable storyline sees Captain Antarctica (the Penguin) team up with a mad scientist who provides all sorts of crazy inventions to help Captain Antarctica in his mission to find his kin.
Features include:
– HD Graphics
– Touch or Tilt control option
– 6 Locations
– Level Bosses
– Worldwide leaderboards
– Unlock bonus rewards and items
London Official Guide
Price: Free
Rating: 4/5
Platform: iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
Released: 2nd July
Version: 1.0
Size: 22.4MB
Just in time for the 2012 Olympics this official London city guide gives you information on London based events, entertainment , famous locations and helps you get around the city with interactive map and route planner.
Features include:
– Find events and places of cultural significance
– Walking trails that take you on a tour around some of the capitals most interesting sights
– Comprehensive event listings, where to find open spaces and places to stay in conjunction with visitlondon.com
– Share your experiences on Facebook and Twitter
