Awesome Ios

Instashare is like AirDrop that works with iOS devices. It lets you wirelessly transfer files from an iOS to an OS X device and vice versa via LAN or Bluetooth. Android and Windows versions coming.

Looking forward to March Madness? Studio Neat’s iOS app makes it easy to place bets with friends and has a scoring system that amply rewards picks. The app will only be available in the US App Store.

Kitschy name aside, the PhoneJoy Play is a very promising gamepad. It uses Bluetooth, has a variety of control modes and expandable form making it compatible with iOS, Android and PCs.

Samplr is an iPad synthesizer designed to make it easy for the user to manipulate samples via multitouch. The user can use up to 5 sound effects and 6 samples at once in 7 different play modes.

(NSFW: Language) A local multiplayer space sim. Players man the ship’s control panel, but the orders for one player are shown on the other player’s screen, so you have to tell each other what to do.

Four of the most addictive, token-devouring shoot ’em ups in one mobile package. Raiden Legacy includes Raiden, Raiden Fighter 1 & 2 and Raiden Fighters Jet. Available for both iOS and Android.

Thanks to Jason Morrissey, we don’t miss the iOS YouTube app at all. Jasmine has a clean interface, a night mode, built-in brightness control and can keep playing audio even when you switch apps.

Stand out from the Apple sea of white with Eastern Collective’s Collective Cables for iOS devices. The woven braided cords come in 4 different designs. Available this September for $14.

Burner is an iPhone app that lets you buy temporary phone numbers so you can send or receive calls and SMS without exposing your actual number. Walt and the Barksdales would love this.

The same size as a business card, and only 0.1″ thick, the ChargeCard iOS cable fits easily in wallets or pockets. The inventors are also working on a micro-USB version for Android devices.

The audiophile grade playGo AP1 will provide lossless audio from iOS devices using AirPlay to any audio system using a pure digital connection. Also supports DLNA and Microsoft Play To tech.

From Josh Guyot – co-founder of Joby – comes Galileo, a 360º pan-and-tilt stand for iOS devices that can be controlled via another iOS device. An adapter for GoPro cameras is also in the works.

Use your iOS or Android device to control and program up to 10 minutes of moves into this robot, with nine servo motors which move its arms, legs, robotic gripper and yes, missile launcher hand.

The Skyrim interactive map for iOS devices reveals the location of vendors, trainers, items and more. It’s searchable and allows users to place their own marks. Free, with in-app purchase upgrades.

It’s not packed with features like other to-do list apps (or even Apple’s built-in Calendar app), but Clear provides an easy to use and browse interface that makes great use of multitouch controls.

From the same developers who created the classic Amiga racing games Nitro and ATR, this upcoming iOS game looks like it perfectly captures the spirit of top-down retro racing games.

Infinity Blade 2 adds something else to the iOS-exclusive series aside from upgraded graphics and gameplay tweaks – a more in-depth and complex story, and English voice-overs.

Infinity Blade 2 looks to build upon the great graphics and gameplay of the original iOS game, with more upgrades, dual-wielding of weapons and bigger and non-linear environments. More here.

Make a drum set out of anything with TableDrum. Map an object to a drum sample and when you hit the object, it will trigger the sample in real time, as if you were playing an actual drum set.

A handy app for measuring and tracking mobile data usage. Gives option to set data cap alarms, and even has a location-based data zone. Coming soon for Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone.

Originally codenamed “Project Sword“, the first full game running on the iOS version of Epic’s Unreal Engine combines RPG mechanics and action with incredible graphical finesse.