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May 25, 2012 - Swedish based developer Unit Networks has announced WeatherPlan USA 1.5, an update to their custom weather notifications app for iOS devices. With the functionality to monitor weather forecasts for a custom combination of specific weather criterias, WeatherPlan USA delivers notifications about the specific weather the user actually cares about. Version 1.5 adds daily forecast notifications making todays or tomorrows forecast available on the iPhone or iPod touch lock screen.

May 24, 2012 - A new video tutorial app - SCOtutor for ScreenFlow - has just been released and is now available in both the Mac and iTunes Apps Stores. ScreenFlow is the ultimate video capture and editing package for creating screencasts. SCOtutor for ScreenFlow takes you through the basics of mastering ScreenFlow in a simple, easy to follow, logical structure. The video tutorial has been created by Don McAllister, one of the leading professional screencasters and is available on both the Mac and iOS.

May 24, 2012 - Boston based Noise Industries has announced updates the free Pan and Zoom plugin to offer support for Apple Final Cut Pro X, alongside Motion and Adobe After Effects. Easily bring still images to life with the Pan and Zoom generator that allows editors to create the effect made popular by Ken Burns. Users can achieve stunning animations without a single keyframe. The Pan and Zoom generator supports image files in the most popular formats and much more.

May 23, 2012 - Seoul-based game developer, MGame Corp today announces G.O.D [God of Defence] 1.0.2, an update to its popular war strategy game title for iOS devices. G.O.D. (God of Defense) places players in an apocalyptic fantasy, one in which the gates of hell have been breached and a demonic army marches inexorably toward the last remaining human fortresses. Current fans should be pleased with the substantial improvements, and new fans will enjoy an even more engaging, addictive tower defense experience.

May 21, 2012 - Galvanized Studios is releasing its first iPhone app, Daily Fearcast, June 1st. This horror-themed horoscope app will predict your frightful future on a daily basis. The app allows you to choose your astrological sign and then it will notify you daily when you have a new fearcast available. Users can also view "Other Fates," by selecting a different sign of the zodiac, to read the fates of their friends (or enemies). The app includes original artwork created specifically for Daily Fearcast.

May 17, 2012 - Swedish based developer Unit Networks today announces WeatherPlan USA 1.5, an update to their custom weather notifications app for iOS devices. With the functionality to monitor weather forecasts for a custom combination of specific weather criterias, WeatherPlan USA delivers notifications about the specific weather the user actually cares about. Version 1.5 adds daily forecast notifications making todays or tomorrows forecast available on the iPhone or iPod touch lock screen.

May 17, 2012 - Boston based Noise Industries has announced Barcode 2.0 by Yanobox, available now for free through FxFactory. Barcode is a generator that simulates the European Article Number, also known as the EAN-13 barcode. With the free generator, editors can customize and animate barcodes, adding a unique look to footage. Barcode is supported in Final Cut Pro 6, 7 and X, Final Cut Express 4, Motion 3, 4 and 5 and Adobe After Effects CS4, CS5, CS5.5 and CS6.

May 16, 2012 - Boston based Noise Industries today announces updates the free Pan and Zoom plugin to offer support for Apple Final Cut Pro X, alongside Motion and Adobe After Effects. Easily bring still images to life with the Pan and Zoom generator that allows editors to create the effect made popular by Ken Burns. Users can achieve stunning animations without a single keyframe. The Pan and Zoom generator supports image files in the most popular formats and much more.

May 12, 2012 - RainAware LLC has announced that a study confirms that RainAware Weather not only works, but leads the pack & rivals a human forecaster in predicting rain times. The study was performed by Bill Stein, weather blogger for The Minnesota Forecaster, & was carried out on May 1 as thunderstorms bore down on the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. Not only was RainAware the clear winner, but it actually performed better than the human forecaster for nearly two hours leading up to the onset of precipitation.