iphonebuzz.com - 11/3/2008
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Ben Jackson, Owner and Technical Director of Brainjuice, LLC, spoke about an iPhone application called Arcade Hockey. The application is a table hockey game that is apparently a ton of fun.
The game is set to release into the App Store in early to mid November, no word on how much it will ...
Politics hit the iPhone App Store
iphonebuzz.com 10/7/2008 — As the App Store becomes more and more solidified as a real way for people to sell products, we've seen many a mainstream company take up the iPhone SDK and develop interesting promotional items. But now, politicians have heeded the call and an ...
Now everybody has an App Store
apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com 2/16/2009 — Nokia’s Ovi Store . An online app and media portal that comes “pre-integrated” on Nokia’s ( NOK ) new N97 (right), but will be available for download on a slew of existing Nokia phones come May. ( link ) Windows Marketplace . Along with a new version ...
Fraser Speirs – App Store: I’m out.
speirs.org 9/13/2008 — App Store: I’m out. I will never write another iPhone application for the App Store as currently constituted*. Writing software is a serious investment of time and energy. It also carries the opportunity cost of the other things you could have built. ...
How to prevent the App Store from becoming the Crap Store
blogs.zdnet.com 12/23/2008 — Tap tap tap’s John Casasanta and Classics creator Phill Ryu wrote a blog post proposing a solution for the proliferation of crapware on the App Store. They’re the creators of Classics, which, after a price reduction from $2.99 to 99¢, has ...
More On The "App Store Premium" Rumor
ismashphone.com 3/16/2009 —
While most of the App Store resembles Wal-Mart -- or even your local Dollar Store -- there's a good reason why one corner of it might start to look like Neiman-Marcus. Fanning the flames of last month's story , the rumored "premium" section of the App Store -- which would house name-brand ...
iPhone developer: App Store rewards "crap" apps
appleinsider.com 1/23/2009 — A software engineer who wrote what he calls a "terrible" and "crap" app in less time than it typically takes to eat lunch has since watched it shoot to the top of Apple's App Store, where it's now generating over $200 an hour ...
Pirates Board Apple's iPhone App Store
blog.wired.com 3/31/2009 —
The iPhone's App Store is becoming an increasingly juicy target for pirates, who have illegally cracked 24 percent of paid applications for free distribution.
Apple's App Store offers about 25,000 paid apps, and almost a quarter have been ...
App Store Almost Reaches 10,000 Apps
macrumors.com 12/1/2008 — While several sites have reported that 10,000 iPhone Apps have been released into the App Store, the actual number of active iPhone apps that can be downloaded is about 9,676 as of today's count. The discrepancy comes from the fact that many apps ha...
The Cruel Economy of the App Store
latenitesoft.blogspot.com 9/26/2008 — A recent article in Wired suggests that Trism’s creator could become a millionaire soon, from Trism sales alone. I doubt it, let me explain why. Wired's article explains that Steve Demeter, the sole author of Trism, made more than $250,000 in the ...
Apple Blocks Developers from Bypassing App Store
phonenews.com 9/23/2008 — At the launch of the App Store, Apple noted the ability for developers to distribute software outside of the App Store. Essentially, Apple allows developers to issue software based on the iPhone’s serial number. This allows a company to issue an ...
Dynolicious a tempting App Store morsel for iPhone —
Apple Hot News 10/30/2008
Greig McArthur knows for a fact that “his Ferrari went from 0 to 60 miles an hour in 5.2 seconds and the Q train in Queens reached a maximum speed of 42.4 m.p.h when he rode it about a month ago.” As Peter Wayner (nytimes.com) explains, McArthur knows ...
Games a runaway hit on iPhone and iPod touch —
Apple Hot News 11/3/2008
“Within days of buying his iPhone, John Furrier discovered that his 13-year-old son, Alec, was sneaking off with the device and downloading games.” Alec’s not the only one. “Games,” reports Alex Pham (latimes.com), ”have become the fastest-growing and ...
Games Ringing a Bell for iPhone Users —
Apple 11/4/2008
Within days of buying his iPhone, John Furrier's 13-year-old son, Alec, was sneaking off with the device and downloading games. To reclaim his phone, Furrier had to buy his son an iPod Touch, which Alec quickly filled with Pac-Man, Magic 8 Ball and ...
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