Trip Journal is the ultimate trip tracking, recording, documenting and sharing solution that is currently available for the iPhone and Android powered smart phones.

Use Trip Journal to document your vacation experiences and share them with your friends and family. Track your traveling route, record waypoints, photos and notes and attach them to the trip. Visualize the recorded information and follow your position on the map.

Impress your friends by sending them real time updates from the places that you are visiting, and let them know about what you have been doing lately, share your recorded information as nicely designed KMZ files that can be viewed in Google Earth.

Need a quick bit of zen? An inspiring phrase to pick up your day? Maybe you need some insight to a particular problem?

ZenGo provides you with inspirational quotes and pictures on the go.

We’ve carefully selected and crafted each ZenGo to be moving, easy to read, easy to understand and thought provoking. Read the rest of this entry »

Santa needs help delivering presents, he’s behind time and only you can help make the inhabitants of Xmas Planet happy.

Find the house that matches the present then deliver by tapping on the glowing chimney – there’s a compass arrow to help you find your way. Be quick though, keep Day Break at bay by delivering the presents, but if the present slots all fill up dawn arrives and the game is over.

Features:
Beautifully rendered 3d planet.
Auto resuming of interrupted games.
Agon awards to be unlocked.

Monkey Adventures: Lost Bananas is a classic hidden-object game optimized perfectly for your iPhone or iPod Touch. Help the puzzled monkey recover all its lost bananas by searching through each of the 10 amazingly crafted scenes to locate all 250 bananas in the shortest time possible.

You’ll enjoy the striking, professional graphics and ease of play that this app offers. Use the zoom feature to assist you when searching for objects or simply explore the activities taking place within each scene. Read the rest of this entry »

Challenge pro skater Greg Lutzka to a game of S.K.A.T.E. in dizm Entertainment’s debut iPhone application. With music provided by Skullcandy featuring artists such as Del the Funky Homosapien, Ivy League, and Soapbox Paradox: turn up the tunes, and pick from three sweet locations to hold your S.K.A.T.E. battle.

Skateboarding meets H.O.R.S.E. meets Simon Says in this game of S.K.A.T.E. Memorize the sequence of tricks Greg Lutzka does, and repeat his sequence by touching the illuminating buttons that correspond to each trick. See how long you can last against the best in the world.

Press Kit: http://www.dizmenterprises.com/share/dizm_SKATE_pressrelease.pdf

GPSed Lite is a free GPS tracking service with functionality of tracking trips in real time and share them in social networks! Use it when traveling, for hiking, biking, running, walking, surfing or just for fun!

• Record tracks of your trips anywhere on the Earth. Track your trips in real time
• Superimpose photos taken during your trip right on the map of your track
• Add waypoints to tracks for your favorite locations.
• Share your tracks to social networks: Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and Blogger and to your friends and family via e-mail
• Organize your tracks in an online archive. View tracks of other GPSed users at GPSed.com

Finally TuTu Train has been ported to iPhone/iPod touch.

The game itself is a simple 2D racing game featuring old school music and graphics (commodore 64 style).

The TuTu Train is a young and eager to learn locomotive with two wagons fully loaded with coal. It is your task to help TuTu get past all the tracks available in the game. The game contains nine tracks that are categorized into three difficulty levels (easy, medium, and hard). The tracks/levels feature normal straigths, slippery iceworlds and different kinds of moving grounds and other obstacles to overcome. The idea of the game is to drive through each level as fast as possible and the faster time the better. There is also a high score list where one can see how fast one has driven each level. Read the rest of this entry »