We are delighted by Appa snap’s review of our fab app Sudoku Battle. Check it out and let us know what you think!
http://bit.ly/9sVL7I
Click here to read the review:  http://bit.ly/SudokuBattleReview01

We are excited to announce that Mobclix has published a great article featuring MagicSolver’s work on seasonal apps. Mobclix recently approached us, impressed by the seasonal apps we have produced up until now; they asked us to participate in an  interview on seasonal apps – focusing on the positive aspects behind producing such apps, and the skills necessary to produce a successful seasonal app.

To find out more –  go to: http://bit.ly/tZkNB0

Great news for our iOS users, our Halloween app has just been released for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. This delectably creepy app is now all yours to download!
Just go to:  http://bit.ly/HalloweenCountdownApp

Don’t be confused by the name change –
Halloween – 13 spooky apps –
this app is the same as our previous Halloween Countdown – 13 Dark Surprises out on Android – http://bit.ly/HalloweenAndroid

You get all the same fantastically spooky surprises and fabulous sound effects.  So enjoy and have a Happy Halloween!!

We are so excited that our Halloween Countdown- 13 Dark Surprises has been released today on Android! To find out more go to:  http://bit.ly/HalloweenAndroid

We have a little bad news for iPhone and iPad users – our iOS version has been delayed; due to iOS5 updates flooding Apple’s system they are back-logged with app reviews. But watch this space because we will let you know as soon as our fabulously spooky app is released – and trust us it is well worth the wait!!

But in the meantime, check out our Facebook page, http://on.fb.me/MagicSolverFacebookFans
Every day, we will be giving our Facebook fans free Halloween gifts and tips on making this the greatest and most chilling Halloween ever!

We begin with this haunting wallpaper for your iPhone – to get you into the mood for Halloween – enjoy! Don’t forget to return to our Facebook page every day for your next creepy gift/tip – and don’t forget to tell all your friends about us!

Happy Halloween!

Free App Magic have been featured on the highly acclaimed “BBC Click” TV programme. Presenter Kate Russell – a well-known technology journalist explains what Free App Magic is about and confirms that this is definitely one app that she will be checking in with daily! Take a look at it:

“Nowadays there are millions of apps out there, therefore Free App Magic has been developed with the main aim to help users to discover great paid apps for free” said Emmanuel Carraud CEO of MagicSolver.

The MagicSolver team would like to express our happiness about our great achievements, and we would like to thank all our users – for your amazing daily feedbacks, and Kate Russell for mentioning us in her TV Program.

We at MagicSolver will keep on working hard, to bring the best possible experience in apps discovery to all our users worldwide.

Andrea from the MagicSolver Team

P.S. Halloween is coming up and we at MagicSolver have developed a scary experience, that you will be able to enjoy form the 19^th October! 13 dark surprises that you shouldn’t miss out!.

Join us in Facebook at: http://on.fb.me/MagicSolverFacebookFans

Follow us in Twitter: @MagicSolver

Want to have fun at Easter while saving money?

Get both with our Easter egg hunt! http://bit.ly/EasterAppHunt

Find our eggs and open them to get new apps for free!

1. Discover a new present every day, a free app from very talented developers across the globe selected from over 350,000 apps on the App Store.
2. Enjoy a selection of great songs and games to get in the mood for Easter!

We hope you get as much pleasure from discovering each app as we did – you’ll get some great tips too

Happy Easter!

Our team here at MagicSolver, composed of people from England, France, Japan, Italy, Mexico, and Pakistan has been very moved by the troubled times Japan is facing right now. We all love Japan a lot, have friends there, and have been very worried about what happened to this wonderful country. We all want to express our support to Japan, and help a little, if we can.

A few facts: on 11 March 2011, a massive 9.0-magnitude earthquake struck the northeastern coast of Japan, triggering a devastating tsunami. The quake—the most powerful to hit Japan in more than 100 years—caused massive damage and many people are missing and feared dead. Reuters reported that the overall cost of the multiple disasters exceeded $170 billion. The global-scale relief effort has provided much needed help, with significant coverage provided by online media.

We are very proud of the reactions of iOS games providers such as Sega, PopCap Games and Capcom who have shown their support by slashing prices of their apps and donating proceeds to help the earthquake relief effort. Apple too is now collecting donations for Japan’s earthquake and tsunami victims with its iTunes software. Via a specially designed iTunes page, people can make donations up to $200 and as little as $5. 100% of the donations go to the American Red Cross.

A few weeks ago, gaming company Zynga launched a campaign with Save The Children to raise money via in-game donations in Zynga games like FrontierVille, FarmVille and CityVille for the relief efforts in Japan. 100 percent of the virtual goods’ purchase prices are donated to Tsunami Relief, and over the last two weeks, Zynga players alone have raised more than $2.5 million. Today, the social gaming giant announced that Lady Gaga has donated $750,000, through the sales of her Japan Prayer Bracelets, to Zynga’s fundraising initiative. She is also donating another $750,000 to the American Red Cross to support relief efforts in Japan and has released a single, with all the money made going towards Japan’s relief.

If you are more an Android person, there is also a range of useful apps that provide information and enable fundraising. For emergency purposes, ICE (In Case of Emergency is a bare-bones app that stores your blood type, allergies, and two emergency contacts Color Flashlight transforms your phone into a flashlight and distress signal. It can also be used to communicate via flashing text. Other modes include various colored lights, strobe light, scrolling text, white light, and police lights. You also have Person Finder: 2011 Japan Earthquake, which is a Japanese language (with English) emergency disaster aid app thrown together in response to the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Widespread power failures have been affecting Japan’s rail service. To find out if trains are running normally in your area, HYPERDIA JapanRailSearch is a useful app that also allows users to search more generally for train and air routes, fares, and timetables, useful for when you visit Japan J.

And if you want to follow the latest events in Japan, the NHK WORLD TV Live provides excellent coverage of the events in English.

Have you seen any other enterprising apps, aimed at helping Japan? We would love to hear about them.

Sobia

Following the great success of our Christmas Advent Calendar, particularly on iPhone and iPad, our Valentine’s Day Calendar became available 1st February 2011!

Valentine's 2011: 14 best apps

Available in the app store in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Japanese. http://bit.ly/iPhoneValentine2011

We hope you have great fun discovering the applications – we certainly have!

 

Happy Valentine’s Day from the MagicSolver team!

Our Christmas Advent Calendar 2010 is now available for iPhone, iPad and Android!

Already in the App Store top 25 in just few hours in United Kingdom, France, Germany and 20 different countries

• for iPhone & iPad  http://bit.ly/Advent2010
• from your Android phone: http://bit.ly/AdventAndroid
• Web App for other mobile phones www.MagicAdvent.com

Christmas Advent Calendar for Android (QR Code)

Ever since the launch of our brand spanking new Euro Football app (http://bit.ly/EuroFootball), here at MagicSolver we’ve been itching with excitement for the start of the European season.

We thought we’d create a hub for all this excitement and anticipation right here, by collecting our favourite pieces of up-to-the-minute news, commentary and gossip about all things football related.

Take a look, below, at what we’ve found, and if you like what you see why not get European football updates (and results) every minute of every day by downloading our FREE Euro Football app from the app store: http://bit.ly/EuroFootball

• To get us started, it’s worth acknowledging that many of us are still recovering from the end of the World Cup and trying to come to terms with the gaping hole that it’s left in all our lives. Our first link is therefore to the most intelligent (and, frankly, beautiful) football blog that we know of – RunOfPlay.com – and its overview of the joy, the tears, and the damn good football: http://bit.ly/9t69jD

• Next up, we head to Scotland, where Celtic have been voicing their confidence about their Champions League qualifying draw against FC Braga – but is this confidence misplaced? Alsion McConnell at the Scotland Herald assesses the situation: http://bit.ly/aCHIuU

• One of the great losses for the upcoming European season (and another European football legend to have been poached by the Americans) is Thierry Henry’s departure to Major League Soccer at the New York Red Bulls. Paul McDonald of goal.com ponders over how the iconic Frenchman will be remembered at his previous home, Barcelona? http://bit.ly/chL3ud

• Meanwhile, over at Manchester City, rumours and confusion still abound between the club and Brazilian defender David Luiz. We got the lowdown from FansFC.com: http://bit.ly/abEE8w

• While the rumour-mill whirls in the pre-season build-up, The Independent has put together portfolios of what they consider to be ‘Potential Transfer Targets’ for every team in the Premiership: http://bit.ly/doSxQE
Who do you want coming to your team? Let us know via facebook: http://bit.ly/bvLjDU