It’s a 49 minutes long video, but if you love Steve Jobs and what he has done for Apple, you’ll love every second of this.

Through interviews with friends, former colleagues and business associates, GAME CHANGERS reveals the many layers of the intensely private Steve Jobs and how he revolutionizes the computer industry, all the way from when he first started in the garage with Steve Wozniak, to the Apple that we are familiar with today.

Interviews include Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, former Apple CEO John Scully, journalist turned Venture Capitalist Michael Moritz, Dreamworks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, former Apple “Mac Evangelist” and Silicon Valley Entrepreneur, Guy Kawasaki and Robert X.Cringely, technology journalist and former Apple employee.

Watch.

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This is one app that does one thing and does it well. Many times, all you need is a simple timer to help you track stuff, but all you get in the market are apps that try to do everything most of the time.

Speaking of a dead simple tracking app, Eon by Fuel Collective is one of them. They try to solve a problem of web applications doing much more than just time tracking. But Eon is for Mac, what about iOS devices?

1TapAlarm

This is where 1TapAlarm comes in. It’s designed by Shiny Frog, the same guys who created Delibar, the app that I still use until today.

I am extremely attracted by the sexy design of the UI (I’m a sucker for such things). That’s how it lures me into downloading the app from the App Store so that I can dig deeper.

User Interface

Upon launching the app, a beautiful LCD digits display with a dial knob like looking control greets you.

How do you start the timer? Dial the knob to the desired number and the app will start timing immediately. They don’t call it 1TapAlarm for no reason, it really just takes one tap to start the timer!

To reset the timer, hit the very familiar looking refresh icon.

Alarm

I personally like the “Bell” alarm tone, it sounds pleasant but not too soft, just enough to let you know the time is up.

But everyone is different, this is why there is a list of tones to choose from. When the time is up, you get a local push notification.

Local push notifications works differently compared to regular push notifications as it doesn’t require an internet connection to push the notification to you.

This means you can run it anytime and anywhere even while you’re offline.

Alert Message

Even the alert message can be configured.

This is certainly for control freaks who want to customize every aspect of the app.

What I Use It For?

To time my coffee! I use a french press to make my coffee. I could either look at the time, or use 1TapAlarm and set it to four minutes.

The latter prove to be more fun and more accurate, resulting in a cup of coffee that tastes just right.

Giveaway

Guess there isn’t a need for a giveaway as this app cost nothing to own. It’s free!

Thanks to ShinyFrog for this beautiful and nifty app!

Visit 1TapAlarm’s website or download 1TapAlarm from the App Store.

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I know, SUBERAPPS has been quiet for quite a while now. But this is going to change.

If you’ve been following us on Twitter, you may have noticed it starting to become more active. Lots of tweets are being marked as favorites, this is a good sign as I know most of you has been liking the new tweets so far. And little do you know most of the new tweets has been shared by our new editor!

Yes, meet our new editor, Leslie A Joy! I know you’re going to love the new posts that will be coming up shortly.

Leslie is a passionate and enthusiastic writer who have posted three times on Web.Appstorm, not counting other blogs. I’m not just singing praises because she is our new editor, but because she really is a driven individual with lots of knowledge about apps, some great ones I never even heard of. You should have seen the massive list of apps she’s planning to cover over here at SUBERAPPS, it’s hard to reach the bottom of the document!

Now that she have the editorial calendar planned out, you can expect to see more app reviews, tips and tricks, how tos, interviews and giveaways on a regular basis.

Also, we have an awesome surprise coming this Christmas.

Stay tuned!

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Bundle Hunt is one “too good to be true” bundles around. Don’t believe me, see what someone said on Twitter – “Can anyone confirm that @BundleHunt is legit? Sounds too good to be true.”

It’s true. For a limited time (ends Aug 16),  you can get a bunch of design industry’s best design resources eg. apps, stock photos, icons, vectors, Wordpress themes, web hosting etc for $49 instead of $1,400.

What do you get for $49?

Billings

Website ($39.99)

The time billing program for professionals who want to simplify quoting, invoicing and time tracking. Includes customizable templates for those who want their invoices to make a good first impression. Valued at $39.99.

Flux

Website ($63.99)

Flux is a state of the art WYSIWYG engine that creates the code for you as you drag and drop web page elements. If you prefer to have control over how the code looks, you can also switch to a mode that allows HTML, XHTML, and CSS.

Site5

Website ($83.70)

Site5 is a web hosting company specially created for web designers. They offer free migration and a guaranteed 99.99% uptime. Get 6 months of the HostPro + Turbo plan at a special price only with Bundle Hunt.

Smashing Magazine E-book

Website ($19.90)

Mastering Photoshop For Web Design is a new eBook from Smashing Magazine aimed to intermediate and advanced Photoshop users who want to brush up on their skills and improve their workflow.

SUBERNOVA

Website ($149.99)

SUBERNOVA is a sleek project management tool that lets you track time, send invoices and estimates, collaborate with others and keeps your business smooth by keeping tabs on late payments, deadlines and more..

Icon Dock

Website ($60)

Icondock is an amazing resource that helps you find stock icons to add finishing details to your projects. Bundle Hunt includes an amazing icon pack valued at $60.

DryIcons

Website ($150)

DryIcons is another icon site with exclusive resources. They created Iconika, a special set for BundeHunt users with Extended License.

Mojo Themes

Website ($135)

MojoThemes offers high quality templates for WordPress, Tumblr, and co. With the Bundle, you get three best selling three WordPress themes (Signal 8, Apollo & FolioStudio).

Photocase

Website ($500)

Photocase is a strictly curated stock photography platform focusing on modern, creative photography. They made an exclusive selection of the most popular 100 photos (extra large size).

Vandelay Design

Website ($27)

Vandelay Premier is a new membership-based community managed by Vandelay Design. They prepared a special pack with high quality textures, bokeh backgrounds, Photoshop brushes & more.

WP Bakery

Website ($70)

WPBakery is a new WordPress themes marketplace that prepared two never-seen-before templates: Cubixoid & Simplic.

Designious

Website ($179.99)

Designious is a well known resource for designers around the world, offering more than 6000 stock graphic files. The Bundle includes the famous Giga Vector Pack.

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If you have an iPad, you are probably wondering what apps you should load up your iPad with. If you don’t have an iPad, bookmark this post and come back later when you get yours.

I received my iPad a few weeks ago and the first time I got it, I surfed around looking for iPad app round ups. But the Apple community seems to be lack of posts like this, so I hope this will help you find something useful.

Below are 40 carefully handpicked iPad apps that I find useful and well designed. Some of which are free, some are paid, some I have used and some I have not.

Enjoy!

Weather Station Pro

[$1.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Turn your iPad into a weather station and check weather conditions and forecasts at your current location and other locations worldwide.

NewsRack

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

NewsRack is a full-featured RSS reader for your iPhone and iPad.

Evernote

[Free | Website | iTunes LInk]

Evernote is the popular note taking app you should have known by now.

Articles

[$0.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

With Articles, you can easily read and discover Wikipedia articles on your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

SoundPaper

[$2.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

SoundPaper is the best way to take notes in meetings, lectures, and interviews. It tracks what you type while recording audio, so you’ll never have to worry about missing anything.

Ego

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

Ego gives you one central—and lovely—location to check web statistics that matter to you. You can quickly view the number of visits to your website (including daily, hourly and monthly numbers), feed subscription totals and changes, how many people are following you on Twitter and more.

Deliveries Touch

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

Delivery Status touch will help you track packages from UPS, FedEx, USPS, DHL, TNT and many more.

Instapaper

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

The critically acclaimed, award-winning app to read web pages on the go, in the air, or on the couch.

Penultimate

[$2.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

The ultimate notes app for iPad®. Write, sketch, imagine and remember. Your touch creates beautiful ink. Organize your ideas into infinite notebooks, and share by email with your coworkers, classmates, and friends.

Things

[$19.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

The famous GTD application for Mac, now on iPad.

iMockups for iPad

[$9.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

For rapid wireframing and app design. Mockup your app ideas in seconds and iterate on them faster than ever.

1Password for iPad

[$6.99 | Website | iTunes LInk]

Login to websites, encrypt your documents, and keep your bank accounts at the tip of your fingers. The most beautiful security vault for iPad is at your service

Gusto

[$9.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Gusto is a full-featured website development environment designed exclusively for the iPad with a focus on workflow and usability.

The Early Edition

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

The Early Edition is an iPad application that takes what’s great about print and what’s great about online media and combines them in a format that is familiar, stylish and intuitive.

Pages

[$9.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Pages for iPad combines robust writing and advanced layout tools with the simplicity of Multi-Touch. So you can create all kinds of documents — including newsletters, reports, brochures, and flyers — using just your fingers. Text is crisp, clear, and very readable on the large, bright iPad screen. And the handy page navigator lets you scroll through your document in thumbnails, so you can quickly jump to any page you want.

Numbers

[$9.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Numbers is the most powerful spreadsheet app designed to work with iPad and Multi-Touch technology. With a few taps, you can create tables and charts, add photos and graphics, and enter and edit data. Numbers isn’t just a spreadsheet application — it’s a flexible canvas. Which means you can add multiple tables and charts anywhere on a sheet and move them wherever you like.

Keynote

[$9.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Keynote is the powerful presentation app you love from iWork, completely reworked for iPad and Multi-Touch. So you can do everything on iPad with a tap or drag of your finger — from creating your first slide to presenting your work.

Weather HD

[$0.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Weather HD is a radically different kind of weather app that lets you check the current weather in a visually stunning way.

Photogene for iPad

[$3.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Photogene is the ultimate editing tool for your iPhone photos. With Photogene, it’s easier than ever to edit and decorate your photos right on your iPhone or iPodTouch.

Digits Calculator for iPad

[$0.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Digits Calculator is a simple, elegant calculator with scrolling history tape, scrollback, autosave and customizable background.

Bento

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Bento for iPad is a new version of Bento, the popular personal database from FileMaker. Manage contacts, track projects, plan events, and so much more – all in one iPad app that you can use standalone or synchronize with Bento 3 for Mac.

Sorted

[$0.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Sorted is an intuitive to-do list app for the iPad.

Twittelator for iPad

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Twittelator needs no introduction. The design of the iPad’s version looks awesome.

iBooks

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

This should be the first app you should download when you get your iPad!

Wikipanion for iPad

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

Browse Wikipedia on the iPad with this free app.

Sociable

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Sociable is all of your favorite social networks rolled up into one easy to use, elegant iPad application.

Twitterrific for iPad

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

Twitterrific is a beautiful iPad app for Twitter that lets you check statuses with style.

Analytics HD

[$6.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Google Analytics in a native app.

PhotoPad

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

A free and good looking photo editing app.

TweetDeck for iPad

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

Need I say more about TweetDeck? But the truth is, TweetDeck is very slow, at least for me.

Headline

[$4.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Beautiful RSS reader app that syncs with Google Reader. But I won’t recommend buying this app until they turn up the speed. My only complain is that when you first launch the app, you are not able to browse to any articles until the app has fully synced with Google Reader. If you have a large number of feeds to sync, prepare to wait before you can read anything.

Touchpad

[$3.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Transform your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to remotely control your computer through WiFi. Extended keyboard, Multi-Touch Trackpad and Apple Remote.

Layers for iPad

[$5.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Built on the feedback of hundreds of mobile artists, Layers packs in everythingyou need to be creative on the go. An art studio in your pocket.

Synotes

[$1.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Synotes is a note taking app that brings advanced features such as sync, search, icon selection, previous versions into a user friendly and polished interface.

Phases HD

[$1.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Phases is a beautifully crafted app that shows you all kinds of useful information about the moon—and a little bit about the sun.

WeatherBug Elite for iPad

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

A sweet weather app that lets you see all kinds of thing related to the current weather condition. My only problem? It uses Bing!

Sketchbook Pro

[$7.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

Autodesk® SketchBook® Pro for iPad™ combines high-quality digital pencils, pens, markers and airbrushes with a Multi-Touch gesture-based user interface, enabling users to create everything from quick sketches to high-quality artwork on the iPad. Using the same paint engine as its desktop and mobile counterparts, Autodesk’s new SketchBook Pro for iPad delivers a complete set of sketching and painting tools through a streamlined and intuitive user interface.

GlobeConvert

[$0.99 | Website | iTunes Link]

One of the most good looking converter app for iPad so far.

Speedtest X HD

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

Use Speedtest X to evaluate the speed of your EDGE, 3G, or WIFI connection.

Dropbox

[Free | Website | iTunes Link]

Dropbox, a cloud file storage app now available on the iPad. Very pretty! Dropbox users will love love love this.

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Thanks to all who participated on the Chronicle giveaway!

We have 3 winners and here they are:

1. HBB
2. Red Leader
3. Tyago Neres

You will hear from the developers via email regarding your free licenses.

Congrats!

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Truth be told, I just missed making a payment for one of my credit cards, not because I forgot to pay but because the letter wasn’t sent to me. I’m not sure why, but had I used Chronicle, I would have noticed something was amiss when the payment was soon to be due. This is the second time I missed a payment, the first time was because the date reflected on the internet banking site wasn’t updated.

Using Chronicle, you can organize and track your bills but most importantly, it helps prevent a missed payment.

While spending some time using Chronicle, I can understand the other crucial mission of this app. It is to let you set it and forget it. Forget about your bills with confidence!

User Interface

Chronicle spots a wood like interface but it doesn’t stop there. You can change the theme to other alternate colors eg:

Dark Theme

Tranquil Theme

Right from the interface, you can see at a glance how many bills you have, how many are paid or due. If you’ve made a payment for any bill, click “Log Payment” and this will go down in a graph of payment histories which we will talk about later.

Adding A New Bill

From the screenshot, it may look a little busy but there are only a couple of simple fields to fill in. Name of the bill, payment due date, if the bill repeats or not and what is the frequency, amount due and how many days before do you want iCal to remind you.

If your bill is paid online, enter a URL so that you can pay a bill online with a click of a button.

Lastly, choose one of the many colorful icons to represent the bill.

When you hit “Save Bill”, Chronicle opens up iCal to insert a calendar event for your bill and quickly closes iCal.

iCal Integration

By automatically creating a calendar event in iCal, you will be reminded when the due date for a payment is near. Not only will you get reminded on your Mac, if you have an iPhone, you will automatically be reminded via your iPhone too if your iCal is synced with your iPhone.

Logging Payment & Add Receipts

When you log payment, you have the option to add a receipt. This is handy if you ever get audited by the accountants.

Optionally add a note and say something like “I bought an iPad for my loved one”.

Spending History

Seeing your spending history on a graph are both fun and useful. You will be able to tell a lot from your spending trends. See which months you spend money most and rectify. If you are disciplined and is serious about your finances, the spending graph should be enough to scare you into spending lesser.

Goals

This is more for people who are in debt. Setting a goal gives you a higher chance of achieving something. If you have a reasonably large balance on your credit card for example, set a goal on when you want to have the debt paid off.

Conclusion

If you are a working adult with many bills to pay, you definitely need some sort of system to manage your bills. It is like project management, there are just too many things floating around your head which you need to settle them down.

Chronicle lets you do that in a well designed and customizable interface. With many useful features pertaining to bills management like iCal integration, adding of receipts, spending history reports and setting of goals to pay off a debt, Chronicle is hell of an app to save your sanity and money.

Giveaway!

Thanks to Mike from Littlefin, one of you will get one of 3 free copies of Chronicle worth $20.95 each.

Just leave a comment and tell us what kind of bills are you paying every month, eg. rent, credit cards, mobile phone, web apps subscription etc.

This giveaway will end on the 25th April, so go on and comment to get a chance to get Chronicle for free. :)

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Thanks to everyone who participated in this giveaway!

We have 5 winners and they are:

1. Michael Nitsch
2. Marius
3. David Ferguson
4. Claudia
5. Axmirza2™

You will receive an email on how to claim Radium for free.

For those of who didn’t win, we have another giveaway tomorrow, stay tuned!

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Looks like MacKeeper is a popular tool. 2 winners has been randomly chosen and they are:

1. Jean-François Ménard-Boissonneault
2. Hugo

Congrats on your free licenses! To those who have taken part, we will have more giveaways.

Big thanks to Zeobit for sponsoring the free MacKeeper licenses!

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I have been listening to internet radio more than before. I thought it was more fun to listen to internet radio right on the Mac itself, rather than having to play local radio stations on a separate radio receiver.

I was using Snowtape previously and it gets the job done in an awesome user interface, it also lets you record internet radio etc. But what if you just want the core feature of an internet radio app, that is to listen to the radio.

Meet Radium

Radium by CatPig Studios got you covered. And the best thing about Radium is that it is a faceless app. Well almost.

There is no window or dock icon, it just sits quietly in the menubar just doing its job. Radium is one example of an app that does only one thing but does it extremely well.

User Interface

You can control Radium by clicking its icon on the menubar. The search box is immediately highlighted to let you search quickly for a radio station. The volume and playback controls are at the bottom of the interface. You can also use keyboard shortcuts to control certain aspects of the app (which we’ll discuss later).

Favorites

To access radio stations that you frequently listen, mark it as a favorite by clicking the star beside the radio station. To see all your favorite stations, click on the star beside the search box.

Radio Networks

There are tons of radio networks to listen to. if you can’t find one in the list, add it using a URL.

You can even request a radio network to be added by telling CatPig Studios.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Of course, no app can ship without keyboard shortcuts. :) The most useful one I find, is the “Play/Stop” shortcut. When I receive a call, this is the key combination I hit.

Conclusion

Radium is an app for listening to internet radio and nothing else. I love it and use it very often. When you’re listening to music, the app should naturally be in the background and Radium is TRUELY in the background, not getting in the way and just playing the radio stations you love.

Radium cost $16. And yes, we have a giveaway for this!

Giveaway

Thanks to CatPig Studios (cute name by the way) we have 5 free licenses to giveaway! Winners will be announced on Sunday, 18 April.

Just share with us what genre of music you like most in the comments. :)

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