Dogfights on Your iPhone - NYTimes.com April 25, 2012, 4:16 pm The invasion of apps on toys continues with this weeks release of Foam Fighters Pacific from WowWee ($9.99), a set of three-inch styrofoam gliders that you can suction cup under your iPhone's outside camera. Align the wings with an on-screen template and the app's augmented reality features superimpose a WWII dogfight over your living room. Here's how it works. After the free app is installed, you can try a sample training battle with no plane required. But that's not how WowWee gets paid. The fun stuff, like taking out that battleship floating by your lamp, or trying to dive bomb a bunker, requires scanning the wing of a plane. This unlocks one of six the missions, each based loosely on historical WWII battles. Besides being fun and addicting, it's a great way to get very dizzy. During the demo at this year's Toy Fair, up to eight other players could join the fight over your local Wi-Fi connection, a feature that was not working in the version I tried. It's worth nothing that each styrofoam plane has weighted nose - so yes, these planes even fly, just like the old-fashioned variety. In addition, there's nothing to prevent you from making your own engine and machine gun sound effects, too.