148Apps | AppJive

This Week at 148Apps: May 14-18

On May 20, 2012, In Apps, by admin

This week at 148Apps.com, Kevin Stout examined the question more than a few of us are asking: Why won’t Nintendo release any games for iOS? Stout writes, “Nintendo recently reported its first annual loss, showing that perhaps 3DS isn’t enough of a success. Nintendo hasn’t even released its legacy games on mobile platforms where others like Sega have (Sonic the Hedgehog). While current CEO of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata, is in charge, it’s unlikely that Nintendo will acknowledge its mistake. When asked about releasing Nintendo games for smartphones, Iwata replied, “This is absolutely not under consideration. If we did this, Nintendo would cease to be Nintendo….”’

Read Stout’s full commentary and analysis at 148Apps.

Sonic the Hedgehog

iPhone App – Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Buy Now: $ 2.99

Our Rating:

:: IT’S SONIC
Read Our Full Review >>

Released: 2009-05-21 :: Category: Games

Meanwhile, Amy Solomon at GiggleApps took a look at a new Marvel Avengers app for kids: Avengers Origins: Assemble! is a very enjoyable universal interactive storybook that tells the tale of how The Avengers became a cohesive group after meeting Captain America. I really enjoy how these characters are introduced, making this a great primer for children new to Marvel comics. Interactive moments are included throughout that children will also enjoy such as dragging the tools used by each Avenger to their rightful owner.”

Read Amy’s full review at GiggleApps.

Avengers Origins: Assemble!

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: $ 5.99
Released: 2012-04-12 :: Category: Books

Last, but certainly not least, 148Apps.biz writer Carter Dotson reported on results from a recent MocoSpace study: “MocoSpace has announced the results of their new “Y U Play?” study that tries to answer the question of just why people play mobile games, anyway? The answer for the majority of people appears to be just pure entertainment. 34% of people like to play mobile games because “the games are fun,” and 32% do it because they are bored, or want to kill time.”

That’s the week that was. Keep up with all of the latest news, reviews, trends and contests by following us on Twitter or liking us on Facebook. Have a great weekend – and we’ll see you in seven days!

Apps mentioned in this post: Avengers Origins: Assemble!, Sonic the Hedgehog

About: This Week at 148Apps: May 14-18 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 1418 • 148Apps • This • Week

Create Personalized Cases With CaseApp And 148Apps Discount

On May 18, 2012, In Apps, by admin

The iPhone looks pretty attractive the moment it’s purchased but sometimes it’s nice to add that personal touch. It’s easy enough to adjust the home screen image and general background, but how about a whole new personalized cover for the device? That’s what CaseApp provides.

The app enables users to import images from their camera roll and position them on a case from within the app. 20 different themes are available to create a great effect and it’s possible to tilt and resize images appropriately. Once happy with the design, tap order and the case can be shipped straight away.

CaseApp promises a delivery date of 3-5 business days with prices under $ 30 + shipping and handling.

The kind folks at CaseApp have given 148apps readers 30% off any order they make between now and May 23rd though so it’s the ideal time to purchase. Just use the promo code caseapppc30 to get the discount.

The CaseApp app is out now.

CaseApp

iPhone App – Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Buy Now: FREE
Released: 2012-05-17 :: Category: Photography

Apps mentioned in this post: CaseApp

About: Create Personalized Cases With CaseApp And 148Apps Discount is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • CaseApp • Cases • Create • Discount • Personalized

This Week at 148Apps: May 7-11

On May 13, 2012, In Apps, by admin

This week at 148Apps.com, writer Lisa Caplan helped all of us out by providing her Favorite Four apps for Mother’s Day. Caplan says, “Mother’s Day means so many different things to so many different people that it’s hard to create a list of just four apps for the occasion. There are great gifts to purchase right from iTunes and the App Store, and tons of apps to help you find the right present. But we decided to keep the focus on free or inexpensive apps that will make moms feel special this Sunday and leave them with more than a memory to treasure all year long.”

See the full list of suggestions at 148Apps.

Slow Message

iPhone App – Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Buy Now: $ 0.99
Released: 2012-01-20 :: Category: Utilities

And what’s Mother’s Day without children? GiggleApps appeals to the younger crowd with a review of Color Dots. Reviewer Amy Solomon writes, “Color Dots is a bright and fun universal application that the youngest of app users will enjoy. Color Dots is very simple and is geared towards babies and toddlers as colored dots are popped with a tap of a finger as they move around the screen.”

Read Amy’s full review on GiggleApps.com.

Color Dots

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: $ 0.99
Released: 2011-03-14 :: Category: Games

148Apps.biz reporter Kevin Stout writes about the latest research into American app spending habits: “International market research firm Newzoo has just released a report concerning mobile gaming in the U.S. The report claims that the amount of American mobile gamers has risen by over 25 million gamers in the last year and the number of paying players has gone up to 36% of all mobile gamers.”

And that’s the week that was! Join us here next week for another quick recap, but until then make sure you check out our Twitter and Facebook feeds for the latest news, reviews and contests. Now go see Dark Shadows and enjoy the rest of your weekend!

Apps mentioned in this post: Color Dots, Slow Message

About: This Week at 148Apps: May 7-11 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • This • Week

This Week at 148Apps: April 30-May 4

On May 6, 2012, In Apps, by admin

Bienvenidos! This week at 148Apps.com we started our Cinco de Mayo celebrations early with a special “Favorite Four” apps review from Kevin Stout. Along with several foodie apps, Stout writes, “It can’t hurt to brush up on the history of Cinco de Mayo. Cinco de Mayo: The Battle of Puebla provides users with a detailed video on both the Battle of Puebla, the military victory that led to the traditional celebration on May 5th, and the history of the celebration of Cinco de Mayo. The videos include accompanying text for users impatient users that want to read ahead. The app also includes two games, a quiz and a paint game, that can be unlocked for an in-app purchase of $ 0.99. But the app is free and so are both videos.”

Read about all of Kevin’s picks at 148Apps.com.

Cinco de Mayo: The battle of Puebla

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: FREE
Released: 2011-06-28 :: Category: Education

Amy Solomon, over at GiggleApps, writes in her review of Bean Bag Kids Present Pinocchio that, “This app, as the name implies, is a retelling of the classic story of Pinocchio, about a puppet carved from wood by a lonely wood carver who wishes that one day this puppet could become a real boy. Here each actor is played by a bean bag dressed in costume as this application is styled as a live performance that one is watching, complete with red velvet curtain and other theatre details. The adaptation of this story is very nicely done, including the use of excellent narration, as is the choice to underline the text as the words are being spoken – a very nice touch that will aid young readers in following along as these words are being read.”

Read all of Amy’s review at GiggleApps.com.

Bean Bag Kids present Pinocchio

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: $ 0.99
Released: 2012-03-28 :: Category: Entertainment

Finally, 148Apps.biz site founder Jeff Scott writes about the latest project from OpenFeint founder Jason Citron, saying, “Jason Citron, founder of Aurora Feint / Open Feint, which sold to Japan based social games company GREE recently for $ 104M, just announced his new mobile games-based startup, Phoenix Guild.

Phoenix Guild will be focused on creating multiplayer games in a post-PC world. Think MMOs on your iPhone and iPad. He plans on focusing on games that would appeal to core gamers. Sounds like just what we need in a world that has nearly reached the saturation point with variations on Farmville.”

The week may have ended, but there’s more content to come from 148Apps. Just follow us on Twitter or Like us on Facebook to keep track of the latest news, reviews and contests. Until next week, keep your Avengers assembling!

Apps mentioned in this post: Bean Bag Kids present Pinocchio, Cinco de Mayo: The battle of Puebla

About: This Week at 148Apps: April 30-May 4 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • 30May • April • This • Week

This Week at 148Apps: April 23-27

On April 28, 2012, In Apps, by admin

This week at 148Apps.com iPad cases were on our collective minds. First, site editor Rob LeFebvre reviewed the new Hammerhead Capo Case, stating, “The Hammerhead Capo case is a solid, good looking basic case for $ 40. It comes in black, blue, white, red or orange leather-grained polyurethane. It covers the whole iPad, with molded open areas for the dock port, headphone jack, rear camera, and volume buttons.”

Read Rob’s full review of the Hammerhead Capo Case on 148Apps.

Meanwhile, Lisa Caplan also took a closer look at Brydge, a new Kickstarter project. Lisa writes, “There is a new Kickstarter project, Brydge, by Brad Leong that will come close to converting an iPad into a notebook with a hinged aluminum case and Bluetooth keyboard that looks a lot like a Macbook.”

Read Lisa’s full commentary on 148Apps.

We also had many, many new kid-friendly app reviews on GiggleApps, including Amy Solomon’s review of the latest Toca game, Toca Kitchen Monsters. Solomon says, “I have a real treat for readers today as I would like to announce that recently, Toca Boca released a free version of their popular digital toy app, Toca Kitchen. Titled Toca Kitchen Monsters, this new app includes two monster characters whom players can cook for and feed, complete with monster-like table manners and house-keeping skills.”

Read the full review on GiggleApps.

Toca Kitchen Monsters

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: FREE
Released: 2012-04-05 :: Category: Education

Children’s apps were the focus on 148Apps.biz as well, as Kevin Stout reported on a new study released by Ruckus Media Group. Stout writes, “Parents are tough customers to please. While it’s obvious that children’s apps and games need to be appealing to kids, it’s the parents that those apps are really targeting. Ruckus Media Group just announced the results of its national study about children’s educational apps and parental preferences. The research, done with research group, PlayScience, looked to investigate what app experiences parents provide for their children, what parents prioritize in children’s apps, parents’ involvement in their childrens’ reading, and parental guilt with digital devices. We spoke to CEO of Ruckus Media Group, Rick Richter, and obtained some additional information about the study.”

Thew news, reviews and contests keep on coming across all of the 148Apps network of sites. Keep up to date with the latest by following us on Twitter and Liking us on Facebook. You won’t regret it. Until next week…bye ya’ll!

Apps mentioned in this post: Toca Kitchen Monsters

About: This Week at 148Apps: April 23-27 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • 2327 • April • This • Week

This Week at 148Apps: April 16-20

On April 21, 2012, In Apps, by admin

This week at 148Apps.com, two great new apps for kids were featured: AutisMate and Ruckus Reader. Writer Jennifer Allen had this to say about AutisMate: “AutisMate was designed by Jonathan Izak, someone whose younger brother and first cousin who have autism. It allows users to add their own pictures, videos and voice recordings to the app in order to create scenes that help promote positive interactions.”

Kevin Stout contributed the following about Ruckus Reader: “When a child is in possession of a device as versatile as an iPad, it could be just as distracting as it is productive. A new series of apps by Ruckus, Ruckus Reader, has been released that help parents keep track of their children’s progress through Ruckus Reader books.”

Read more about AutisMate here and about Ruckus Reader here.

AutisMate

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Buy Now: $ 49.99
Released: 2012-04-11 :: Category: Education

Crayola: Ruckus Reader

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Buy Now: FREE
Released: 2012-04-16 :: Category: Books

Meanwhile, at GiggleApps.com, Amy Solomon was investigating the hidden joys of Smash Your Food HD, “Smash Your Food HD is a highly entertaining app for iPad dedicated to the better understanding of the amounts of sugar, salt and oil found within foods that are commonly eaten. With five levels included, players are asked to determine the amounts of these substances by reviewing the nutritional facts of each food in question and then watching as these foods get pulverized – much to the delight of children.”

Smash Your Food HD

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Buy Now: $ 2.99
Released: 2012-03-20 :: Category: Education

And last, but certainly not least, 148Apps.biz writer Kevin Stout reported on Apple’s recent change in policy regarding iAd revenues: “Before April 1st, developers earned 60% of the iAd revenue they generated within iAd-supported apps. Now developers will receive 70% of iAd revenues, according to Apple’s Developer Center. Developers will now receive this higher percentage for both app download and iAd revenues. This is likely to be a rather large boost in income for developers that use iAd as their primary source of revenue for their free apps.”

And, to paraphrase Cronkite, that’s the way it was. Keep track of all the latest happenings across the iOS and mobile universe by following us on Twitter and liking us on Facebook. You’ll be glad you did. Until next time, watch out for the hoary hosts of Hoggoth!

Apps mentioned in this post: AutisMate, Crayola: Ruckus Reader, Smash Your Food HD

About: This Week at 148Apps: April 16-20 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • 1620 • April • This • Week

This Week at 148Apps: April 9-13

On April 15, 2012, In Apps, by admin

This week at 148Apps.com, we checked out stunning cool new multiplayer features in two fan-favorite games: Infinity Blade 2 and SpellTower. Carter Dotson had this to say about IB2′s new features: “Infinity Blade 2‘s first major content update has finally dropped on the App Store, bringing its new ClashMob feature to the game. The ClashMob challenges are asynchronous multiplayer events where everyone who participates contributes toward some collective goal.”

And Jennifer Allen writes that, “SpellTower has just got even better with a major new update coming to the app. The big update is the addition of Debate Mode, multiplayer support via bluetooth providing a Rush-style battle of word skills amongst players.”

Read more about Infinity Blade 2 here and about SpellTower here.

Infinity Blade II

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: $ 4.99 ~~$ 6.99~~

Our Rating:

:: MORE INFINITE
Read Our Full Review >>

Released: 2011-12-01 :: Category: Games

SpellTower

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: $ 1.99

Our Rating:

:: FANTASTIC
Read Our Full Review >>

Released: 2011-11-17 :: Category: Games

The fun continued at GiggleApps.com with Amy Solomon’s review of the odd Dynastid Beetle. She writes, “Dynastid Beetle is a fun and educational interactive app for children. To those living in the United States, an application dedicated to learning about a beetle may seem like an odd choice, so it is worth noting that dynastid Beetles are commonly kept as pets within Asian households. Versions of this app are available for both iPad as well as iPhone. This interactive app contains five sections – each dedicated to teaching a specific aspect about the lives of dynastic beetles.”

Want to know more about one of the more original apps for kids on the App Store? Read Solomon’s full review on GiggleApps.

Dynastid Beetle

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Buy Now: $ 3.99
Released: 2012-03-07 :: Category: Education

Finally, on AndroidRundown.com, Carter Dotson introduced MMO Dark Legends for Chrome and Android, and had this to say about the game for iOS: “The game is available now on Google Play for Android, and from the Chrome Web Store. The iOS version is expected to release after a two-week exclusivity period with Google, but player accounts will transfer between platforms by logging into the same account; it currently works between the Chrome and Android versions, just as it worked with Pocket Legends and Star Legends.”

Read the full story on AndroidRundown.

And we’re out…Keep up to date with everything related to news, reviews and contests by following us on Twitter and Liking us on Facebook. See you next weekend.

Apps mentioned in this post: Dynastid Beetle, Infinity Blade II, SpellTower

About: This Week at 148Apps: April 9-13 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • April • This • Week

This Week at 148Apps: April 2-6

On April 8, 2012, In Apps, by admin

This week at 148Apps.com, everything was hopping in celebration of Easter weekend. We started with Jennifer Allen’s Five for Friday feature, showcasing an array of Easter-themed apps. Allen writes, “Happy Easter folks. No matter how you may celebrate it, and whether you do or not, we’ve got some fun Easter themed apps and games to cover in this week’s Five For Friday. Much like the event itself, the apps are a little geared towards families but there’s still fun to be had for all.”

Read the overview of all five apps on 148Apps.com.

Color Me !!! Easter Edition

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: $ 1.99
Released: 2011-03-04 :: Category: Games

Jennifer Allen has also compiled a comprehensive list of apps on sale this Easter weekend. Grab ‘em while they are cheap! Read the full list at 148Apps.com.

Meanwhile, Amy Solomon from GiggleApps reviewed a new interactive children’s book – Nedi the Yeti. Solomon says, “Nedi the Yeti would make a great first app for babies and toddlers as the animals are friendly looking and engaging as well as not so well hidden that children of all ages could not find these creatures with ease, as a drag of a finger will coax these animals from their hiding places and a tap will trigger a speech bubble and a fun animal sound, be it either cartoony or realistic as is the case of the included bird or owl sounds found within.”

Read the rest of the review at GiggleApps.

Nedi the Yeti

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Buy Now: $ 1.99
Released: 2012-02-13 :: Category: Books

Finally, 148Apps.biz writer Kevin Stout explored ways for developers to acquire new users for their apps. Stout says, “Getting recognition and acquiring new users for mobile apps has gotten harder and harder as the app ecosystem has grown. This week, at the VentureBeat Mobile Summit 2012, strategy was discussed about the rising cost of user acquisition by three people close to the issue: Gabriel Leydon, chief executive of Machine Zone (free MMO developer of iMob and Original Gangstaz), Maria Alegre, CEO of Chartboost (app promotion solution), and Chris Akhavan, VP and GM of Strategic Partnerships at Tapjoy (app discovery and sharing platform).”

Thanks for another great week! If you want to keep track of the latest reviews, news and contests, there’s a great way to do it – just follow us on Twitter and Like us on Facebook. It’s just that easy – promise! See you next week, law-abiding citizen!

Apps mentioned in this post: Color Me !!! Easter Edition, Nedi the Yeti

About: This Week at 148Apps: April 2-6 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • April • This • Week

This Week at 148Apps: March 26-30

On April 1, 2012, In Apps, by admin

The last week of March was a busy one across the 148Apps network, beginning with 148Apps.com, where Lisa Caplan reported on the massive windfall Apple has already garnered from the release of iPhoto for iOS. She writes, “According to AllThingsD, iPhoto for iOS passed the one million download mark last week. That’s quite an impressive figure, particularly when it implies Apple has earned more than five million dollars from the app in less than a two week period.

Read the full story at 148Apps.com.

iPhoto

Universal App – Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: $ 4.99

Our Rating:

:: AN EXPERIENCE
Read Our Full Review >>

Released: 2012-03-07 :: Category: Photography

GiggleApps.com kept up the pace with a review of Explore Vincent. Writer Amy Solomon says, “Explore Vincent is a wonderful app for iPad exploring the life and times of Vincent van Gogh, the brilliant yet troubled artist from childhood through adulthood, ending with his death in 1890.
This app is a true multimedia delight as many mediums are explored within this app for iPad.”

Read Solomon’s review at GiggleApps.com.

Explore Vincent – English

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Buy Now: FREE ~~$ 3.99~~
Released: 2011-10-16 :: Category: Education

Finally, 148Apps.biz writer Kevin Stout reported on Apple’s new policy regarding apps that access UDIDs. “As Apple warned the development community in August, it has started rejecting apps submitted to the App Store that access a user’s UDID. This seems to be a response to Congress’ interest in privacy concerns in mobile devices.

Kim-Mai Cutler from TechCrunch reports that while the UDID is used for many mobile ad networks for targeted ads, UDIDs pose real privacy issues.”

This Week at 148Apps: March 19-23

On March 25, 2012, In Apps, by admin

This week at 148Apps.com, writer Jennifer Allen launched her review of Angry Birds Space, saying, “There’s a temptation to declare that Angry Birds Space is more of the same. That wouldn’t be a bad thing by any means. While there’s no doubt that marketing has played a big role in its success, Angry Birds is still one of the best casual gaming experiences out there. It benefits greatly from that “just one more go” mentality and a lot can be achieved in a short amount of time. Angry Birds Space ups the ante in that respect by introducing a sufficient number of new features to ensure that it’s not just more of the same, while still retaining the original game’s charm.”

Read the full review at 148Apps.com.

Angry Birds Space

iPhone App – Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Buy Now: $ 0.99

Our Rating:

:: EXCELS ITSELF
Read Our Full Review >>

Released: 2012-03-22 :: Category: Games

Amy Solomon, at GiggleApps.com, also wrote about birds this week, but these took the form of her review of Draw and Tell HD by Duck Duck Moose. Solomon writes, “Draw and Tell HD – by Duck Duck Moose is a creative and fun art app that allows young artists to record personal narration to their finished pieces, including a multitude of art supplies to work with. Both iPad as well as iPhone versions are available.

Children have a choice of expressing themselves by choosing a blank page to begin their art work or choosing a coloring page to work on. Another wonderful function of this app is the ability to choose a photo from the device’s camera roll to use as a background as well.

Draw and Tell HD – by Duck Duck Moose

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Buy Now: $ 1.99
Released: 2012-02-29 :: Category: Education

Finally, 148Apps.biz featured a report by Kevin Stout about the astonishing growth of iOS and Android activations in China. Stout writes, “China has recently become the leader in new iOS and Android device adoption (phones and tablets). It’s also finished the year in 2nd for application sessions, only behind the U.S. Specifically, China’s app session growth between last year and this year is 1126%. That’s nearly double the closest country (Argentina).”

Read the full report on 148Apps.biz.

And that’s the week that was. Join us next week for a full recap of the activities across the 148apps-verse. Until then, keep track of our latest contests, news items and reviews by following us on Twitter and liking us on Facebook. See ya!

Apps mentioned in this post: Angry Birds Space, Draw and Tell HD – by Duck Duck Moose

About: This Week at 148Apps: March 19-23 is a post from 148Apps

148Apps – iPhone App Reviews, iPhone Game Reviews, and iPhone News

Popularity: 1% [?]

Tagged with: 148Apps • 1923 • March • This • Week

Page 1 of 312 3

AppJive

This Week at 148Apps: May 14-18

Sonic the Hedgehog

Avengers Origins: Assemble!

Create Personalized Cases With CaseApp And 148Apps Discount

CaseApp

This Week at 148Apps: May 7-11

Slow Message

Color Dots

This Week at 148Apps: April 30-May 4

Cinco de Mayo: The battle of Puebla

Bean Bag Kids present Pinocchio

This Week at 148Apps: April 23-27

Toca Kitchen Monsters

This Week at 148Apps: April 16-20

AutisMate

Crayola: Ruckus Reader

Smash Your Food HD

This Week at 148Apps: April 9-13

Infinity Blade II

SpellTower

Dynastid Beetle

This Week at 148Apps: April 2-6

Color Me !!! Easter Edition

Nedi the Yeti

This Week at 148Apps: March 26-30

iPhoto

Explore Vincent – English

This Week at 148Apps: March 19-23

Angry Birds Space

Draw and Tell HD – by Duck Duck Moose

Pages

Looking for something?

Visit our friends!

Archives

Sonic the Hedgehog

Avengers Origins: Assemble!

CaseApp

Slow Message

Color Dots

Cinco de Mayo: The battle of Puebla

Bean Bag Kids present Pinocchio

Toca Kitchen Monsters

AutisMate

Crayola: Ruckus Reader

Smash Your Food HD

Infinity Blade II

SpellTower

Dynastid Beetle

Color Me !!! Easter Edition

Nedi the Yeti

iPhoto

Explore Vincent – English

Angry Birds Space

Draw and Tell HD – by Duck Duck Moose

Tags

Pages

Looking for something?

Visit our friends!

Archives