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illustration to the story "The Sun and The Wind" for the application BedTimeStories of LisbonLabs - Creative Experiences. Application available for iPhone and iPad in the AppStore.
Two things: the iPhone and iPad apps seem to be segregated in the App Store using simple tags and the iWork apps seem to be the most popular paid apps right now. I guess that survey done by Sybase was correct.
arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/03/survey-consumers-want-...
I also would like to note that the iPad version of Plants versus Zombies seem to have some cool new additions (read: weapons) and play modes. God, I love those guys at PopCap Games!
A small infographic contained inside an app for celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the Titanic wreckage.The app can be downloaded here: itunes.apple.com/it/app/titanic100/id516191459?mt=8
Read this app review at www.iPhoneSavior.com
www.iphonesavior.com/2009/07/crop-for-free-helps-your-iph...
Free Download for iOS: itunes.apple.com/us/app/comeon!/id432736157?l=de&ls=1...
More info: www.comeonapp.com
out now in the app store!
a game designed by mauricio giraldo and illustrated and investigated by me.
download it and enjoy a good cultural pagan fight! : )
more pics coming soon!
While navigating simply use the two-finger-multitouch gesture to zoom in and out.
Manual zooming while navigation is working in 2D as well as in 3D map mode.
After zooming in or out manually the user can switch back to autozoom mode by simply clicking the „AUTOZOOM“ button on top of the map.
After #ipast0re stopped working i looked for a new #crackedapps installer and i found #appaddict which is very nice
New ones:
- Zenbe is a very nice to-do list (nice look&feel)
- BoxOffice: theaters and movie search with geolocalisation
- Facebook: nice app!
- Remote: the must have!
• Accessible sur votre mobile m.yahoo.com/finance
• Sur l’AppStore pour iPhone et iPod Touch : itunes.apple.com/fr/app/yahoo-finance/id328412701?mt=8
• Pour les smartphones BlackBerry® depuis l’URL m.yahoo.com/apps/bb.
left: iPhone 4 running GoPro App.
right: GoPro HD Hero 2 with WiFi BacPac Shooting via control of App.
Right now your Wifi BacPac creates a WLAN and the Phone needs to be in that WLAN.
The App then recognizes the HD Hero2 with BacPac and controls the camera, Settings, picture "framing" control (a few seconds delay) and trigger.
Right now only one camera can be controlled by the app. To control 2nd camera you have to change the WLAN and restart the App. Meaning the 2nd WiFi BacPac needs to create it's own WLAN.
In celebration of the App Store’s 5th anniversary we’re taking a look back at its history, starting with the web apps and unofficial apps that preceded it!
Apple launched the Appstore on September 10, 2008. Within the span of the following week we are likely to have a look back...
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A small infographic contained inside an app for celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the Titanic wreckage.The app can be downloaded here: itunes.apple.com/it/app/titanic100/id516191459?mt=8
iPhone wallpaper with funny shit which happens sometimes
And really cute and funny wallpapers are here: itunes.apple.com/us/app/ascha-walls-artist-wallpapers/id6...
• Accessible sur votre mobile m.yahoo.com/finance
• Sur l’AppStore pour iPhone et iPod Touch : itunes.apple.com/fr/app/yahoo-finance/id328412701?mt=8
• Pour les smartphones BlackBerry® depuis l’URL m.yahoo.com/apps/bb.
Read the review at www.iPhoneSavior.com
www.iphonesavior.com/2010/01/dial-n-walk-iphone-app-is-a-...
This is a shot of the app store built into Android, where you can see all sorts of various apps to suit any of your needs
Well, well, after at least a year of restricting developers from putting demo apps in the App Store, Apple is now allowing In-App purchases inside free apps. A mass mailing citing the change was sent out to iPhone developers on October 15, 2009.
There has been a mostly joyous response to this decision on the internet, although there are varying explanations as to why Apple suddenly allowed such a change. Marco Arment, the developer of Tumbler, seems to think that this has something to do with the 99 cent problem in the App Store.
Basically, he thinks that if people can get apps for free, they will be more willing to pay for additional content at higher prices later.
The writers over at Techcrunch seem to think the change has something to do with piracy.
www.mobilecrunch.com/2009/10/15/in-app-purchase-in-free-a...
The theory here is that In-App purchases allow developers to now verify apps using receipts from their web sites. Techcrunch claims that some apps see piracy rates as high as 80 percent. I personally find that hard to believe, but otherwise they have some good points.
I never thought I would say this, but Brian Chen over at Wired has perhaps the best explanation I've heard so far.
www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/10/tablet-print-2/
Let me preface this by saying that I think Wired is one of the most openly hostile Anti-Apple blogs on the internet. They've written some horribly researched articles about Apple in the past, but I think Chen may have gotten a prediction right for once.
According to Chen, In-App purchases is mostly beneficial to publishers, especially publishers who may or may not be working with Apple on a Tablet like device.
This idea jives with some of the issues that Mario Arment covered in his article. He just didn't go far enough. In-App purchases would allow a publisher to release a branded app for free, while also allowing them to upgrade their readers to premium content, sorta like the Wall Street Journal does online.
The old free app structure in the App Store didn't allow for this.
Of course, if this is true, if Apple is indeed allowing In-App purchase to make things easier for publishers and a new Tablet ecosystem, this is a good confirmation that any Tablet we see in the future will indeed run the iPhone OS instead of the one on the Mac.
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A collection of photos taken on June 3rd, 2009 (7 days before WWDC). Showcasing banners, iPhone app icons and signage.
More photos and WWDC Coverage at macworldbound.com OR blog.adam-jackson.net
Flow Arrange free puzzle game
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"Flow Arrange" is a simple yet addictive puzzle game.
All pipes and colour dots are already connected. They just misplaced its positions. All u need to do is Touch and hold the row. and start dragging the row to set it to its position.Set all the row in such a way so all pipes seems join. Watch out of leaps and moves…
Free play hundreds of levels. Gameplay ranges from simple and relaxed, to challenging and frenetic, and everywhere in between. How you play is up to you. So, give Flow Arrange a try, and experience...
*** Flow Arrange features ***
* Content
- 150 free levels available with hundreds of combination (JUST RELOAD THE SAME PUZZLE)
- 5 different board sizes
- All thing is free.
* Challenge
- Strive for accuracy in Free Play using the fewest, most efficient moves
- Game Centre achievements as you solve levels and complete packs
- Track your completion of each level
- You can earn hint by solving of each the puzzle…
* Look & Feel
- Colourful UI
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- Fun sound effects
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Flow Arrange free puzzle game