The 21_21 Design Sight museum — part of the Tokyo Midtown complex in Roppongi — has just released a new free iPhone app.
SNOW contributor Hiyoko Imai contributes two new illustrations to Poolga, to set as wallpapers on your iPhone, iPod, or iPad.
Ian Lynam has taken his “Poster Initiative” — 2-color posters that are printed out and free to grab around Tokyo — and made them available as wallpapers for iPhone and iPad.
iMixad is a new service developed by Mobile Art Lab that connects mobile devices (for example an iPhone with an iPad) for realtime interactions.
The Tree House Press contributes two new Japan-inspired wallpapers to Poolga.
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Dadako Studios has just released an iPad version of its popular iPhone avatar building app Facemakr.
Lullatone is behind a fun new iPhone app that lets you easily create melodies trough a minimalist visual interface.
iPhone app developer Takayuki Fukatsu (TiltShift Generator, Toy Camera) has helped produce a new project that brings together a print book and an iPhone, in a hybrid they call PhoneBook.
Two of the latest additions to Poolga — a place to download artwork and wallpapers for iPhone and iPad — celebrate a few of Tokyo’s prime landmarks.
Maru Sankaku Shikaku is a new iPhone app that lets you create imagery and patterns using three geometric brushes (circle, triangle, and square).