Since the game has been submitted within the last couple days, it means we should be expecting to see it out and downloadable sometime near the end of this week. Typically the process takes from 4-10 days before it’s approved.

The Terminator was made by Big Head games and Dark Horse comics, and will be available on sale for 99 cents for the first 72 hours of release before it goes up in price.

You will be able to choose Story Mode to go through all the levels, or Quick Play mode which sounds as though it will just let you go as long as you can until you die. Terminator should also have an update coming out a while after the app is officially approved, which will offer extra levels.

Now for the action. Check out this video of The Terminator.

UPDATE: Terminator Salvation is now available on the App Store. Check out this link below to download it via iTunes.

Are you finding it difficult to keep up with the latest news? Frustrated that the scoop is too overwhelming at times? Indeed, it can be quite time-consuming to read through mounds and mounds of articles to find what you want or need.

iPhone users may have a good solution on the horizon, called TweetNews. As you can guess, it involves searching through the Twitter stream to find relevant news that would be important to you.

Why use Twitter? News gets out through Twitter and spreads like wildfire because it’s much faster for people to post short tweets than type lengthy blog posts. So, TweetNews gives you a few ways to filter out a lot of what you don’t want to read and simply lets you choose which Twitter news sources you want to get Tweets from; you can also view the current trending topics to see what all the other Twitterers are buzzing about.

Beta testing is now closed, so it will be submitted to the App Store shortly. Keep it on your short list of must-have apps as soon as it hits.

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In CJS, the quest is to complete various criminal-style missions from a top-looking-down viewpoint, in an attempt to pay off a $1 million gambling debt. Sounds simple enough, and plays simple enough from what we can tell.

With the new trailer coming out, the game itself shouldn’t be too far behind; sadly we could not find a date for submission to the app store, though it was originally planned for a Christmastime 2008 release.

Flick will be launched April 18, coinciding with the beginning of this year’s NBA Playoffs.

Here is Freeverse’s description of the new app:

The new game, which is still in development, will feature dozens of NBA players from all 30 NBA teams. By flicking a finger on the touchscreen, players will have the opportunity to test their skills in a variety of NBA style events and challenges. Choose your favorite player, and compete against the computer or your friend. Flick NBA Basketball promises to bring all the action and excitement of the NBA to the palm of your hand!

There is still limited information at this point, but more info should become readily available as Freeverse comes closer to launch in 3 weeks.

Freeverse also has announced a Flick Baseball version coming soon.