Bingo
Bingo is really a utility for players rather than an actual game, as it generates numbers to call out in a live game of bingo. Settings allow for 75 or 90 balls, and pauses of three to ten seconds between each number generated. You can also pause Bingo and see the resulting board at any time. Conveniently, the current number is shown in red, and earlier numbers are yellow. Strangely, the Bingo letters themselves are nowhere to be found, though Bingo pros can probably compensate.
Bingo
COMPANY: Óscar Martín
CONTACT: www.wordpress.com/bingo-iphone-application
PRICE: Free
REQUIREMENTS: iPhone or iPod touch with 2.0 Software Update
Straightforward, easy to use. 
Lacks Bingo letters. Score
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