Published 12/11/2008
at Apple Hot News
Today, says Stephen H. Wildstrom, “apps are where the action is, and consumers are reaping the benefits.” Wildstrom points out that “before the iPhone, relatively few owners of any phones — smart or dumb — downloaded applications.” But “‘now everyone wants [an app store],’” he quotes Jim Balsillie, co-CEO of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion, as saying.
(link)
Tags:
Related Content
iPhone Copy and Paste Now Working Between Safari and Mail [Apple]
gizmodo.com 12/11/2008 — Finally, someone has conceived a way to copy and paste text from Safari to Mail, and between web pages, transparently. And this time, it doesn't require any software installation and it's completely legal: Unlike other approaches, it works with the ...
App Store “is iPhone’s killer app”
usatoday.com 12/11/2008 — “Having downloaded a gaggle of programs,” Ed Baig (usatoday.com) believes more than ever that “the killer app for the iPhone is — drum roll, please — the iTunes App Store.” And he talks about some of his favorite apps, including Pandora, Ocarina, ...
The Trouble With the iPhone Apps Business [Behind The Curtain]
gizmodo.com 12/12/2008 — It's no secret that being an iPhone app developer is at times rough business, mostly due to Apple's goofy authoritarianism . But judging by some recent soul-spilling by a few leading devs, things are getting rougher. Craig Hockenberry of ...
Follow MacBlips on Twitter
