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![This Camera App Is Like Loading Black-and-White Film Into Your iPhone [Review]](http://www.cultofmac.com/wp-content/plugins/lazy-load/images/1x1.trans.gif)
![This Camera App Is Like Loading Black-and-White Film Into Your iPhone [Review]](http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/hueless2.jpg "Hueless for iOS")
If you want to shoot b&w, get this app now
Every now and again you find something on the App Store that brings a smile to your face because you know it’s new, it’s different, and it does something that no other app has done before. Hueless is a one dollar black-and-white camera app that meets all those criteria and more, and after just a day of shooting with it, I think I’m in love.
So far it’s been pretty consistent: Each time we review a set of Ultimate Ears ‘phones, the bar leaps up a few notches as our expectations regarding the outfit’s offerings rise. After reviewing the 350, 700, and especially the 600vi — which garnered a best-in-class verdict — we were expecting the TripleFi 10 ($400) to slay vampires and cure cancer.
Of Ultimate Ears’ more serious offerings — and by serious, I’m referring to UE’s armature-equipped models, which start at $100 — the TripleFi 10 is by far the most serious, with three drivers and a crossover in each ear, pro-level detachable leads, the thickest cable we’ve ever seen on an IEM, Comply foam tips (the best tips, period) and a sound signature that’ll have you madly running through your entire music catalog with a big, gleeful smile plastered all over your face.
![The World Doesn’t Need More Do-It-All Camera Apps [Review]](http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/fotor1.jpg "Fotor")
Fotor: yet another all-in-one camera app
Another day, another all-singing and all-dancing photography app. This one is called Fotor, priced at one dollar. Do we need more of these? Probably not. Is this one any good? Yeah, mostly. But it doesn’t stand out in the crowd.
Ideally, we’d all carry our iPhones as God intended — naked. But just as our pink and delicate human bodies need protection from the elements, so does the iPhone. Sometimes all it needs is a skimpy Speedo, other times a full suit of body armor, but you can be sure there’s a case for every occasion. Here’s our roundup of the best iPhone cases out there.
What!? Neither Cult publication has ever reviewed Monster’s famed Turbine earphones, even though the IEMs have been hanging on Best Buy end caps for the last several years? Well, that’s an injustice we won’t let stand another day — after all, these are among the best recognized, and most iconic IEMs on the market.
The Turbine is the base model in Monster’s Turbine lineup; though with an MSRP of $180, “base model” seems like a relative term (the two higher models, the Pro Gold and the Pro Copper, are $300 and $400 respectively and are apparently better at reproducing a wider range than the plain-wrapper Turbines reviewed here).
Cygnett Alumni iPad case: isn't its blue hue divine?
The Cygnett Alumni canvas iPad case ($50) may look pretty, but you should know by now that you can’t judge a case by its cover.
![The Best iPad Note Apps [Best Of]](http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/notes_collage.jpeg)
One of the first things about the iPad that caught people’s attention was the touch screen, and it goes without saying that some of the first apps to start taking advantage of that touch screen were handwriting/note taking apps. Apps that let you write, draw, sketch—-and sometimes type–notes on your iPad. Something that combined technology with the age-old practice of scribbling notes on paper.
Since there are so many apps to choose from, and I’ve tried virtually all of them over the past couple years, I thought I’d give you a jump start on switching to virtual paper with my top 5 favourite note taking apps.
![Get Your Gmail Backed Up Where You Need It [Review]](http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/backupg.jpg "BackUp Gmail")
A few rough edges, but it works
BackUp Gmail does what you’d expect: it backs up your Gmail account to your desktop computer. It’s a simple Menu Bar app that works in the background. It’s only $2 in the Mac App Store, but does have a few problems.
![DODOcase Gives Your New iPad A Sense Of The Familiar [Review]](http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Screen-Shot-2012-05-18-at-12.47.44-PM.jpg "Screen Shot 2012-05-18 at 12.47.44 PM")
DODOcase brings the familiar touch and feel of a good book to your favorite tablet.
In my neverending quest to find the perfect iPad case, I’ve been giving the DODOcase a spin with my new iPad for the last several weeks. I’ve used Incase’s book jacket for the longest time on my iPad 2, and I wanted to change things up when I got the third-gen iPad.
Based in a bookbindery and wood shop in sunny San Francisco, DODOcase has been an award-winning brand for iPad cases since 2010. Built with pinpoint precision for the newest iPad, the DODOcase lineup blends nostalgia and the cutting edge into a charming combination.
![This Game Is Great If You Needed More Stars To Collect [Review]](http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/snab1.jpg "Snabbit")
Why hello there little furry... snakey... thing...
What’s Snabbit? I’ll tell you what it is: it’s Snake, all over again. Is gaming still all about collecting stars? This game is.
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![Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 Earphones: Pinch Me, I’m Dreaming! [Review]](http://www.cultofandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ultimate-ears-triplefi-1.jpg)
![Monster’s Turbine Earphones: I Find Your Lack of Clarity Disturbing [Review]](http://www.cultofandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/moster-turbine-2.jpg)
