If you’re looking for a game that makes the most of the iPhone’s touch screen and accelerometer, then you will want to check out Aqua Forest from Hudson Soft and Prometech Software. This awesome 2D game allows users to “…manipulate on-screen water and various other substances by touch.” With five modes in each of the ten stages, there are a total of fifty rounds for you to play in this game. However, for ultimate fun, there is also a free mode in which you can simply waste hours of time playing with this awesome physics engine game.

To see it in action, check out the video after the jump.

Urban Spoon, a popular restaurant review website, announced they are developing a restaurant finder app for the iPhone. UrbanSpoon.com contains a database of thousands of restaurant reviews in 41 cities throughout the US and some in Canada. Plug your criteria into the phone (such as distance from where you are, price range, etc.) and give more »

Earthscape will soon be launching an uber cool application for the iPhone that gives the similar feature as Google Earth. Dubbed as iPhone Earth, this application was developed using the iPhone SDK by Earthscape.

Using the iPhone’s accelerometer, the application will give user the ability to pan around and zoom in, tilt and rotate the 3D map-view as they like.If released according to their plan, we might see the light of the iPhone Earth on the next version of the iPhone. And this suits well with the 3G feature of the new iPhone since using the application would require a lot of bandwidth.

Earthscape hasn’t given out too many details about the iPhone Earth, but if you want to see how it works, here’s a short video demonstration of the iPhone Earth in action, courtesy of the Google Earth Blog.

Accelerometers are everywhere these days, mostly to protect movable parts during a fall. The iPhone also comes with its own accelerometer, but Apple only uses it to adjust the display’s orientation (depending on whether it’s in landscape or portrait). As usual, smart hackers are already one step ahead. In a blog posting earlier yesterday, iPhone more »