blogs.orlandosentinel.com - 2/3/2009
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Question: What is the iFart Mobile iPhone application that you created? Answer: It’s an electronic entertainment or sound machine. It produces flatulence noises. There are a number you can select from. Each has their own name and you push the button to fart now and it makes the sound. We built ...
cultofmac.com - 2/5/2009
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cultofmac.com —
It’s the app that’s launched, whatever, a lot
of downloads. iFart Mobile lead developer Joel Comm elaborated
about the beginnings of the talked-about app in an interview with the Orlando Sentinel. If you have not downloaded the ...
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Talking with The Man Behind iFart
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Meet the man behind the ‘iFart’ app for iPhone, iPod touch
MacDailyNews —
... develop this.’ That was it. A bunch of grown men allowing their inner 12-year-old to express themselves. We knew it would sell. Q: You have sold more than 350,000 copies of the 99 cent-app and for a few weeks it was the most downloaded program in the iTunes App Store. Why has it sold so well? A: It’s a subject matter that never goes out of style. If you go back to Shakespeare you can find lines about flatulence in his writing. It’s something that everyone can identify with. More here . Vvia Apple's iTunes App Store: ...
Talking with The Man Behind iFart
Cult of Mac —
... Q: You have sold more than 350,000 copies of the 99 cent-app and for a few weeks it was the most downloaded program in the iTunes App Store. Why has it sold so well?
A: It’s a subject matter that never goes out of style. If you go back to Shakespeare you can find lines about flatulence in his writing. It’s something that everyone can identify with.
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Via Orlando Sentinel
Inside the Mind of the Man Who Gave Us iFart Mobile [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo —
... It takes a special entrepreneur to gather his development team around the whiteboard, spend all day brainstorming iPhone app ideas, and in the end, come up with iFart. Joel Comm is that man. ...
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Apple 2/7/2009
When those rare occasions happen and I do not hear (or see) my phone ringing, I would like my iPhone to act like every other cell phone in the world and chirp or beep or make a sound to notify me that someone called or someone left a voice mail.