“Hot Dog Down a Hallway” delivers exactly the challenge that the title promises: launch a hot dog down a hallway filled with traps and creatures that are intent on destroying your wiener before it can go the distance. Beyond the kid‐friendly yet adult‐oriented jokes, “Hot Dog” adds a new spin to distance‐shooting game by allowing the player control over the object in flight. Tilting the iPhone rotates the dog out of harm’s way or gives it a little bounce off of non‐lethal obstacles.

1 Samuel 1-7 focuses on Samuel. This book relates that when Israel’s leaders were unfaithful God raised up new leaders for the people. A priest named Eli had faithless and immoral sons. Samuel was born to a woman named Hannah, who had long been childless, and Samuel became Eli’s assistant. One night God told Samuel that Eli’s family would be condemned because of their corruption. Eli’s sons were killed in battle and Eli himself fell and died when he heard of the defeat. When Samuel grew older, he rallied the Israelites for victory against the Philistines.

Webpix Solutions brings 1st Kings book of Holy Bible as an iPhone application named as “Holy Bible – 1st Kings”. 1st Kings 1-11 tells of the United Kingdom under King Solomon. Near the end of David’s life, Solomon becomes king through the intrigue of Bathsheba and other supporters. After David’s death, Solomon arrests or kills his opponents. Solomon prays for wisdom to rule the people and builds a palace and Temple in Jerusalem. To secure political alliances, however, Solomon takes foreign wives, who bring the worship of foreign deities to Jerusalem.

WebPix Solutions brings 2nd Samuel book of Holy Bible as an iPhone based application named as “Holy Bible – 2nd Samuel” 2 Sam 1-7 recounts David’s rise to power. After Saul’s death there is civil war. The followers of David are based in the south and the followers of Saul’s son Ishbosheth are based in the north. David eventually prevails, establishing a new capital at Jerusalem, which is centrally located. He also makes Jerusalem a center for worship. David’s reign began in 1000 BC. 2 Sam 8-12 tells how David expands his boundaries. David enlarges his political boundaries by conquest, and he violates moral boundaries by committing adultery with Bathsheba and having her husband killed. The prophet Nathan rebukes David. The king repents, but the child he has fathered dies.

WebPix Solutions brings Joshua the book of Holy Bible as an iphone based book application as “Holy Bible – Joshua”. Joshua, Jehoshuah or Yehoshua born in Egypt, was a biblical Israelite leader who succeeded Moses. His story is told in the Hebrew Bible, chiefly in the books Exodus, Numbers and Joshua. He was one of the twelve spies sent on by Moses to explore the land of Canaan who would later lead the conquest of that land, the Bible’s Promised Land. There is no archeological evidence that Joshua ever existed, but, according to conventional bible chronology, the events he is associated with would have happened around 1450-1370 BC, or sometime in the late Bronze Age. He is noted as being Moses’ apprentice and the leader of the Israelites during the Conquest of Canaan.

WebPix Solutions brings Leviticus the third Book of Holy Bible as an iphone based book application as “Holy Bible – Leviticus”. Leviticus is the third book of the Torah (Pentateuch), the name given in Judaism to the first five books of the Hebrew Bible (the Christian Old Testament).
Leviticus contains laws and priestly rituals, but in a wider sense is about the working out of God’s covenant with Israel set out in Genesis and Exodus – what is seen in the Torah as the consequences of entering into a special relationship with God. These consequences are set out in terms of community relationships and behavior.

WebPix Solutions brings Judges the book of Holy Bible as an iphone based book application as “Holy Bible – Judges”. The Book of Judges is a book of the Bible originally written in Hebrew. It appears in the Tanakh and in the Christian Old Testament. Its title refers to its contents; it contains the history of Biblical judges (not to be confused with modern judges), who helped rule and guide the ancient Israelites, and of their times.