Not that there’s anything wrong with paying for iPhone apps in the AppStore, but there’s just something way cooler about getting premium apps for FREE. The good folks at 148apps have put together a Twitter account that tracks premium (for pay) iPhone apps in the AppStore and notifies all followers when any applications are offered…
Pizza Hut’s iPhone app rocks!
Pizza Hut is no stranger to mobile and their recently released iPhone app rocks! Yes, I’m repeating myself, but it’s well worth it. And it’s not just because it allows super easy and fun ordering of pizza, pasta and wings… You can “customize” your meal with sauces, add spices and other ingredients, and there’s also…
A new ebook teaches developers how to market their iPhone apps
With more than 50,000 games and applications in the AppStore, it is getting harder for developers to get their application noticed by users. What they need is a good marketing, to tell consumers there’s a new app/game that could be of interest to them. That said, today we’re presenting you with the first iPhone application…
PopCap’s Plants vs Zombies is a weird tower defence game; Heading to iPhone?
PopCap seems to be preparing a new game for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It’s Plants vs Zombies and from what we’re hearing it brings a new take to the tower defence genre. That new take is actually quite weird, as it sees you leading a small army of plants against an endless swarm of…
Remember The Milk iPhone app gets another update: badge changes with push, new languages and the “moo” effect
Just when we posted that Remember The Milk has updated its iPhone app, the company has issued another small update. Here’s the rundown of changes in this version: RTM badge/icon now updates with the number of tasks due today, or total number of incomplete tasks. Until this update, it could only count tasks that are…
iPhone SDK 3.1 beta 2 is out!
After just two weeks, Apple has released a second beta of its iPhone SDK 3.1. We’ve no full change log what’s included in the update but we’ve heard two things: Hacks that enabled tethering are out in this release; There’s a new API for manipulating live video, which should reportedly enable augmented reality apps on…
MetrO is finally in the AppStore
Boy I waited for this for some time now. The application I relied on heavily for utilizing public transport services in my travellings is now available for the iPhone. It’s MetrO and you can grab it for free from the AppStore. Bare in mind that MetrO doesn’t sport fancy maps like some other similar apps…
UK: T-Mobile or Orange to get iPhone 3G too?
Well, maybe. Cellular News is reporting (based on a story in The Register) that both T-Mobile and Orange are making noises about potentially ranging the iPhone 3G (note: not the 3GS) on their networks. T-Mobile is quoted as being in talks with Apple, and Orange is rumoured to be also. Of course there could be…
The End is Nigh: Windows 95 Crammed onto iPhone
When you start seeing an operating system that’s nearly 15 years old put onto what many consider the greatest phone they’ve ever used, you might call the abomination an omen for The End of Days. Any minute now, we’ll see fire and brimstone coming down from the skies, rivers and seas boiling, fourty years of…
The Apple App Store: 1.5 Billion Downloads in First Year
Sweet merciful crap. That’s all I’ve got to say about this one. As you might have heard, the Apple App Store turned 1 over the weekend. In that one year of operation, some might say they’ve had a ‘better-than-average’ run at things. Case in point, here are the key numbers for their first year: More…