iPhone Cruncher

With many baseball fans out there who wants real time updates on their favorite past time sport like a score box,  a career summary or just about any statistical analysis to complete their game. Well fear not, Pennant is the only iPad app from Vagatron that gives you all those things in the palm of your hands.

The app takes play by play data from major-league games in the past between 1951 to 2010 that includes the Playoffs and World Series titles that provides users a wide variety of options for generally viewing every bit of data in the past. Users can easily view the most compelling data with each bat at a spoke wheel. A simple tap on any line in the wheel and a brief summary shows in which what happen with that batter and his teammates during the game if they were on the base at that time.

By moving your finger slightly on the batter, you can freely move to the next batter and also through the game batter, alternatively you can tap an arrow in the center of the wheel to have the game played in auto mode from the first to the last.

The graphics are intensely stunning and wonderful with the overall presentation being such an eye candy. Pennant can view as an app that gives reference more of that a fact book that archives every game. The only downside Pennant has is that it could at least give some in depth, links, data or sorting capabilities. Overall, the app is great and is especially useful for most baseball fans.

iPhone users can now protect sensitive core components of their iPhone devices, including personal and business contact information. Due to the lack of inherent encryption capabilities on most iPhones and the exposed weaknesses of iPhone 3GS encryption, personal contact information can easily be accessed from a lost, stolen or compromised device.

SMobile Systems‘ ContactCrypt 1.6 is now available on the iTunes App Store. The software application is built to encrypt sensitive personal and business data including contact names, home addresses, account numbers, phone numbers, e-mail addresses and other critical data stored in the Contacts section of the iPhone. While other iPhone App Store encryption applications simply provide a vault mechanism to store user passwords, ContactCrypt is the first, third-party security application on the App Store to specifically protect and encrypt core components of the iPhone operating system itself.

With the recent release of iPhone encryption for 3GS devices proven to be easily bypassed by numerous security experts, the release of ContactCrypt has become all the more critical.

Via Press