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Cat Piano - As Rad as it Sounds
Mac|Life all RSS Feed — cat Regular visitors to the site may have noticed my slight obsession with all things cat. From LOLcats and cats riding Roombas , to my own cats being used to scam iPhoto into recognizing animal faces , I find cats hilarious. The makers of Cat Piano were probably counting on that when they sent me an email about a contest involving Piano Cat owners posting videos of themselves using the product. You can check out all the contest info on their site . They're giving away a Nintendo DS. Cat Piano replaces the tired old piano sounds with, you guessed correctly, cat sounds. From the soothing tones of House Cat, to the frightening howls of ...

Make a video with Cat Piano, win a DS
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Humor, Software, Developer, iPhone, App Store, iPod touchIt's probably time for me to lay off of Smule -- I've said that their Ocarina app might be the silliest musical app in the App Store, but we have a new winner: Cat Piano is just plain loony: a piano made up of cats meowing, like those old Christmas recordings, but playable. There are a few different cat sounds to play (from "Furball" to "Housecat"), and even a regular piano if you just want to tickle the ivories a little bit. Most of the reviews on the App Store say people are using it to mess ...

Article: Weird + Small App Reviews: Cupid, Cat Music, Non-Cat Music, and More
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — As App Store releases have continued to appear at a crazy pace, iLounge’s editors have seen our e-mail boxes flooded with news about apps that don’t fit into the categories we normally consider worthy of coverage: for instance, ones that have been made for a specific holiday, or just do one sort of weird little thing, or are basically completely insane. These are apps that generally aren’t worthy of more detailed reviews in our Gems columns, but struck us as worth telling you about anyway. [image] So today, we’re launching a new series called Weird + Small App Reviews as a companion to our longer reviews of games and useful applications. Whenever a developer sends us a ...