Apps

Ragdoll Cannon and Roly-Poly Cannon brought their chain reactions to early iPhone gaming in one collection.

The early mobile-survey concept, with practical questions for collecting useful feedback at a venue or in the field.

The 2010 listing described a geographic view of social posts, not access to private conversations.

Revisit the app’s map, photography and reference-information workflow, with the original project identity preserved.

Revisit Havana Good Time, Conner Gorry’s 2010 iPhone city guide, with its original app screen, historical sources and current availability notes.

Identify the game behind the old punch-strength headline and separate its score from a verified measurement.

The history and design of Utopian Games’ Bumps, a puzzle about placement, motion and collecting the right keys.

Revisit the 2010 comparison as a practical framework for judging dictation accuracy, corrections, privacy, and workflow.

Denki’s Juggle! provides a useful historical example of how a tiny set of rules can support a satisfying mobile game.

A look at SHAPE’s historical GPSed service, its iPhone trip-recording workflow, and the difference between logging a route and sharing a location.

Revisit two grocery-list approaches and the workflow questions behind the original review.

Vectorpark’s Levers challenges you to balance hangers, a water bucket and an unusual cast of objects above the waves. Revisit the 2010…

Revisit iGreenpeace, the 2010 iPhone app that paired Alex the Penguin’s clapping game with environmental news and ways to get involved.

Revisit SHAPE’s IM+ on the original iPad, including its 2010 interface update and the difference between historical chat support and today’s services.

Revisit the 2010 version of 5-0 Radio Pro, which brought searchable scanner and radio feeds, favorites and recording tools to the iPhone.

A practical introduction to mobile photo editing using Adobe’s current Photoshop Express documentation as a starting point.

The 2010 app combined browsable panoramas, location information and saved discoveries.

Identify the original MacDevStudio foosball app and the controls described in its 2010 review.

Identify the specific app link behind this short 2010 puzzle review.

This old link concerns Warelex’s game, rather than the similarly named interactive book.

Identify the original Air Hockey app and the one- and two-player options described in its iPad review.

The original comparison focused on different creative workflows, from quick painting to detailed editing.

Revisit the bubble-matching idea behind Super Juicy and distinguish the original iPhone game from its separate iPad HD edition.

Revisit the 2010 announcement of USA TODAY’s iPad app without treating its launch offer as current pricing.