Championship Manager now on App Store

Beautiful Game Studios and Dynamo Games have announced that Championship Manager is now available to buy from the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPod Touch.

Championship Manager for iPhone and iPod touch is described as the ultimate football management simulation experience, allowing players to take total control with multiple league and job options, player training, board interaction & press conferences.

"The revolutionary capabilities of iPhone and iPod touch make it a compelling platform and we have designed the Championship Manager gameplay specifically for theses devices," said Roy Meredith, general manager of Championship Manager. "We're excited to continue to evolve the features and think players are going to love it."

Championship Manager is available for £3.49 from Apple’s App Store.

Nice & Simple

Free for a limited time, Email 'n Walk for the iPhone lets you safely (in theory) compose e-mails while walking by displaying a video feed taken live from the camera underneath your message. So, now you can see where you're walking while you type, without the distraction of looking up every few seconds.

Of course, this will only show you what's directly in front of the camera, so you'll still have to be careful of low hanging tree branches and telephone poles.

One app too far?

One billionth App Store downloader is Connecticut, USA teenager

Apple on Friday revealed that Connor Mulcahey, a 13 year-old from Weston, Connecticut, as the winner of its billion app countdown contest.

He downloaded Bump (which allows users to send contact information between iPhones) –the App Store’s billionth download, to his iPhone.

Apple awards Mulcahey a MacBook laptop, an iPod Touch, an Apple Time Capsule backup system and a $10,000 iTunes gift card. What a haul just for downloading a single app!

Connor said he learned he won through an e-mail sent to his iPhone on Thursday as he was on the way home from baseball practice. The vice president of iTunes ad written him personally to congratulate him, and he didn’t believe the news at first, considering it a prank. He admits downloading quite a bit recently, trying to win the prize, like many others, its assumed.

Connor is keeping the MacBook for himself, but he’s giving the one he bought a few weeks ago to his brother and sister. His iPod Touch is going to his mom. And he’s going to try to sell his $10,000 worth of iTunes songs on eBay — unless the money is directly deposited into his iTunes account.

“Then I guess that’s pretty much unlimited downloads for life,” he said.

Mouth Off App

Creative Review's Gav demonstrates Mouth Off, a new iPhone App. Which you will use 5 times max like all ipod apps and then just move on to the next BIG app, it is quite funny though.