Infinite Loop / The Apple Ecosystem  Review: Paper Pilot for
iPhone brings office flying fun  Are you up for the challenge of
flying a paper airplane around an office to …  If flying a paper
airplane to catch floating paperclips sounds like an appealing
way to waste some time, then Paper Pilot for the iPhone is the
game for you. In this first-person flier, you maneuver your
aircraft through a variety of rooms, trying to catch each
waiting paperclip. Catch it and it explodes for your pleasure.
This reduces the outstanding clip count, and moves you closer to
completing the current level.  Controlling the plane is both
easier and harder than you might think. All you have to do is
tilt your iPhone. Despite this, I found it difficult to plan my
flight path so the plane would go exactly where I wanted it to.
You must adjust for the angle of approach, your speed, and so
forth. Hitting objects that are floating in 3D space is a lot
more difficult than, say, running your car into a nearby light
post. Paper Pilot lets