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Parachute panic is a fun game with amusing graphics. It looks like animated pencil sketches on graph paper. Stick men fall from planes flying over the water, and you use your finger to open parachutes and create a breeze to help your parachutists to land on boats passing by below. On the way down, you need to avoid and/or destroy obstacles like thunderclouds that fry your parachutists, helicopters that run into them and kill them, and UFOs that try to abduct your parachutists. If any para... (show more)

Parachute panic is a fun game with amusing graphics. It looks like animated pencil sketches on graph paper. Stick men fall from planes flying over the water, and you use your finger to open parachutes and create a breeze to help your parachutists to land on boats passing by below. On the way down, you need to avoid and/or destroy obstacles like thunderclouds that fry your parachutists, helicopters that run into them and kill them, and UFOs that try to abduct your parachutists. If any parachutist lands in the water, it gets eaten by a shark. The goal is to land as many parachutists as possible before your quota of them die. Your quota permanently increases by reaching milestones of 50, 150, or more points, and you can get back a life in a game by catching a stork with a baby. There are also ways to earn extra points, like destroying UFOs, opening your parachute at the last minute, or tapping the Doodler when he appears. (show less)

Let's face it: iWoopie is one of the best ideas for an iPhone app ever. I mean, downloading videos from YouTube, Dailymotion, Metacafe, etc. onto your iPhone or iPod Touch? Heck yes. The interface is simple, and the download times are pretty fast for a little device. I also like the fact that you can preview almost any video before you download it, so you could even use it just as an internet video player. All of the videos are in the original picture quality of the video, and are saved in a ... (show more)

Let's face it: iWoopie is one of the best ideas for an iPhone app ever. I mean, downloading videos from YouTube, Dailymotion, Metacafe, etc. onto your iPhone or iPod Touch? Heck yes. The interface is simple, and the download times are pretty fast for a little device. I also like the fact that you can preview almost any video before you download it, so you could even use it just as an internet video player. All of the videos are in the original picture quality of the video, and are saved in a list of downloaded videos.
All this being said, there are still a few bugs that ought to be fixed. For one, the entire orientation of the app is a little too high, so you can only see about half of the search box. This doesn't impair the app in any way, but it is kind of annoying. Another thing is that not all videos can play in the app. This may be because said videos aren't playable on mobile devices anyway, but if it isn't, it would be nice to be able to watch them. One final thing is that it would be great if you could import your downloaded videos into your iPhone's/iPod's video library, merging them with your other videos. If these changes are made, the app will become even more awesome. (show less)