UFC Undisputed 2010, a universal app for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, has just been updated with Game Center support and better still, it’s on sale this weekend — 70% off — in honor of the GSP fight… er, UFC 124.

The Game Center update includes leaderboards and 19 different achievements. And really, when you throw the high-knee knockout, slam someone senseless, ground-and-pound them into the next round, grab an armbar that’s sweet or lock on a triangle and put them to sleep, you want all your friends to know about it, right?

MMA fans and UFC junkies, check out the complete feature list and more screenshots after the break, and if you try out Undisputed 2010, let me know what you think.

And here’s to a great fight tonight between GSP and Koz tonight!

[$1.99 on sale - iTunes link]

• HANDHELD FIGHTING EXPERIENCE – Explore UFC Undisputed 2010's simplified interface on the iPhone and iPad, including swipes on the touch screen to execute punches, kicks, takedowns and more. Quick and fun puzzle paths are implemented for players to escape submissions.
• UFC FIGHTERS – Navigate a roster of more than 25 prolific UFC fighters from all five of UFC's official weight classes, each with an authentic appearance.
• EXHIBITION MODE – Choose from any two fighters in the same weight class and compete in a quick-play single match.
• TOURNAMENT MODE – Select a fighter and compete to win a Championship by defeating all other opponents in the fighter's respective weight class.
• LEADERBOARD SYSTEM – Compare fight results with other players to determine leaders in wins by knockout, submission or decision.
• SOCIAL NETWORKING CONNECTIVITY – Share game progress and achievements with friends through Facebook and Twitter connectivity.
• UFC PORTAL – Stay up to date with UFC through the latest news and information on upcoming events, access to fighter profiles and PPV predictions, as well as an active UFC ticker filled with updates.

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Apple has released iOS 4.2, a big update for the iPad and while it’s got a lot to love, we also managed to find some things to gripe about. These aren’t bugs, these are little lapses in functionality that we’d like Apple to fix, and they’re the topic for the sixth episode of our new video show, TiPb TV!

Rene and I go over folders foibles, App Store mishaps, and AirPlay disappointments. Maybe you haven’t updated yet, maybe you have, but either way watch along and let us know if you share our gripes, and if you have any of your own!

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WeeMee Avatar Creator [iTunes], the quick, easy way to make a fabulous looking new profile pic for Facebook, Twitter, or just to spice up your contacts, is back with an even more fabulous update filled with Christmas and Hanukkah items to really deck yourself out for the holidays. What could be better than that?

Getting it for free!

Well, the kind folks at WeeMee have given us a ton of promo codes to give away for the update and now they’re international!!! You can win in Canada, the UK, Australia, and pretty much everywhere there’s an App Store with WeeMee in it!

If you want one, here’s all you have to do:

• Follow @weemeeapp and @TiPb on Twitter
• Send a Twitter #followfriday shout-out to @weemeeapp and @TiPb
• Here’s an example:
  • #FollowFriday @TiPb and @WeeMeeApp for great holiday give-aways!

Now some of our writers have the codes (we’re not saying which!) so make sure you follow them as well to double, triple, quadruple your chances of winning! If they can’t DM you, they can’t give you free stuff! (Yeah, there might be other stuff as well!)

• @reneritchie (Rene)
• @GeorgiaTiPb (Georgia)
• @iChadman (Chad)
• @JFSikora (Jeremy)
• @llofte (Leanna)
• @iMuggle (Ally)
• @andrewwray (Andrew)
• @Brian_Tufo (Brian)
• @chrisoldroyd (Chris)
• @farbod_21 (Farbod)
• @jorjlim (George)

Give away starts now and we’ll be DM’ing the codes throughout the week.

Ready, set, Tweet!

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The 2010 TiPb Awards are underway and right now it’s time to vote on your favorite iOS device of the year.

Sure this might seem obvious but 2010 saw the introduction of the iPhone 4 with Retina Display and FaceTime, and also the debut of the iPad with a new, bigger screen and bigger apps. Add in an all new Apple TV and iPod touch, the cheapy 8GB iPhone 3GS, and the iOS-simulating iPod nano and we could have a race.

There can only be one 2010 TiPb Award winner so choose your favorite in the pole above and then let us know why you chose the favorite you did in comments below.

• iPad [Review]
• iPhone 4 [Review]
• iPhone 3GS (2010) [Review]
• iPod touch (2010) [Review]
• Apple TV (2010) [Review]
• iPod nano (simulated) [Review]

Ready, set, vote!

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DataMan for iPhone is a utility that allows you to monitor your data usage in a few unique ways that a lot of other data utilities don’t. The app not only monitors your network usage, it will also monitors your wifi usage. You can view your usage on a map and it will break out where you are using data and what kind of data you were using. For people who want to save a bit of cash and use a lower data plan, this may be an app you would want to check out.

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When you first launch DataMan, you’ll notice the app is dead simple to navigate through. The layout’s pretty intuitive and easy to use. You can enter your usage period (billing cycle) as well. For me, my usage cycle starts over on the 4th of every month, so I set it to begin on the 4th and end on the 3rd of the following month.

DataMan also allows you to set alerts for different usage levels as well. This way, the app will send you a push notification when you reach certain data usage levels. I also really like the map feature. It will link together all the different places you’ve used data. Not exactly a “needed” feature for most, but it’s certainly neat to see the trends and where you browse the most. The data will not only break up into a total amount, but into how much you’re using each day of the month. As you can see in the screenshot above, it also lets you know how much of that data is downstream and how much is upstream.

Some of my friends or family members are on 200MB plans with the iPhones and like to monitor their usage pretty closely. While AT&T allows you to check your data via text, their numbers are always a day to two days behind. Since DataMan monitors data as you use it, you’ll always know exactly how much data you’ve used in real time.

Pros

• Layout is easy to figure out
• Presents you with more information than most data monitoring applications
• Mapping data usage is a creative way to view your usage

Cons

• Sometimes push notifications don’t always come through, hopefully this is a bug that will be worked out in an update

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