Terminology is a great app for iPhone and iPad which brings a proper dictionary to the iOS platform. It features neat little shortcuts like Wikipedia and Wiktionary shortcuts, plus it’s got a very nice user interface design. In case you missed them, check out our reviews of Terminology for iPad and iPhone here and here.
We have 6 Terminology promo codes up for grabs: 3 for each version. For a chance to win a copy, leave a comment here by Thursday, September 2. Tell us why you should win a copy of Terminology – are you a student, a blogger or just a sucker for great apps?
Good luck!
Thanks everyone who entered our Folio & Cloud2go giveaways. We also want to thank the Ballistic Pigeon and phapswebsolutions developers for the promo codes they offered to MacStories readers.
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Cloud2go is the first unofficial @getcloudapp client for iPhone, and like I said in our exclusive preview two weeks ago, it’s a great app. It’s got a beautiful UI (crisp icons, smooth menus) and it lets you do almost anything you can do on Cloud’s website – on your iPhone.
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Thanks everyone who entered the My Artists for iPhone giveaway. We also want to thank the Top Drawer Apps developers for the promo codes they offered to MacStories readers.
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Thanks everyone who entered the Dunk for iPhone giveaway. We also want to thank the Robocat developers for the promo codes they offered to MacStories readers.
Here are the winners:
Shawn Grimes
Daniel Doyle
Umar Irshad
Oskar konstantyner
Ezequiel Lancelotti
You’ll receive the promo codes in your inbox in a few minutes. Congratulations!
Dunk is a great Dribbble client for iPhone I reviewed a few days ago here. From the review:
“For a first release, Dunk works very well and looks good. It could use some additional features, API love and portrait mode support, but I’m sure 1.1 (and the future 1.2, I guess) will solve all these issues. Cheers to Robocat for releasing the first great mobile Dribbble client.”
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Thanks everyone who entered the Elements giveaway. We also want to thank Secondgear Software for the promo codes they offered to MacStories readers.
Here are the winners:
Nate
Cipus
Jeremy Conlin
You’ll receive the promo codes in your inbox in a few hours. Congratulations!
You’ve probably already heard that the guys over at Taptivate are working on a new iPhone application, Contacts+ (the app was previously known as “Contacts”). Taptivate hasn’t released many details yet, but we know that Contacts+ will allow you to check on your Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin in one place. We’re really looking forward to it.
Taptivate has teamed up with MacStories to give you the chance of winning a $100 iTunes Gift Card. One card, one winner.
What do you have to do to enter the contest? Simple: head over taptivate.com/contacts and sign up to the newsletter using a valid and active email address. Then, leave a comment to this post and let us know what you’d like to do with $100 in your iTunes account. Apps? Music? TV Shows?
The winner will be announced on Friday, August 20th.
Good luck!
Thanks everyone who entered the TaskAware for iPhone giveaway. We also want to thank Nino D’Aversa for the promo codes he offered to MacStories readers.
Here are the winners:
Tilt
John Duong-Tran
alan Echia
You’ll receive the promo codes in your inbox in a few hours. Congratulations!
Thanks everyone who entered the Times for iPad giveaway. We also want to thank the Acrylic Software developers for the promo codes they offered to MacStories readers.
Here are the winners:
Daniel
Justin Heintz
Canfora
Francesco
Rajkumar
You’ll receive the promo codes in your inbox in a few minutes. Congratulations!