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Great iPhone App Review and Rating sites

Content Keyword RSS — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 08:38:44 +0000

With more than 50,000 applications in appstore it is getting harder and harder to find software that will serve your needs. Every day developers add new applications and games to appstore but you don’t even know about them. Great deal of help to find real gems in appstore can provide iPhone app review sites that serve latest information and ratings for those applications. Below you can find most popular iPhone app review and rating sites. 148apps One of the most popular iPhone and iPod

Ngmoco snags Sega of America President

Content Keyword RSS — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 01:41:49 +0000

Amidst the over-40 million iPhones and iPod Touch devices sold globally is the sudden realization that the iPhone platform might just make for a viable and lucrative gaming engine. Developers and publishers are taking notice. Ngmoco , publisher of iPhone titles like Rolando , Star Defense , and Drop Ship, recently scooped up Sega President Simon Jeffrey. Jeffery, a longtime member of the video game industry, is to be heading Ngmoco’s new publishing arm. In an interview with Gamas

AdWhirl Scores $1 Million For Dynamic Ad Platform For The iPhone

Content Keyword RSS — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 20:42:25 +0000

AdWhirl, the startup that lets iPhone developers to tap into multiple ad networks, has raised a cool $1 million in seed funding from Foundation Capital, with several angel investors participating. Launched in April, AdWhirl solves a simple problem for iPhone developers. As the number of ad networks available for iPhone apps has increased since the launch of the app store, developers were having a tough time switching between different ad networks. And after switching, developers have to is

mAdvNote is a Simple but Flexible Note Making App

Content Keyword RSS — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 20:30:18 +0000

mAdvNote – It never ceases to amaze me how many different ways developers come up with for taking notes on iPhone or touch. It is a well-established fact that I am not a note-taker or list-maker, but once in a while I run across an app that makes me think I could be. With mAdvNote , I have discovered an app that I actually intend to use as something entirely different than what it was probably designed to be used for, but I think the point of mAdvNote, a nifty little combo app with a bizarre

OS 3.0 Puts More Automation into the Smart House with Universal Remote Controls

Content Keyword RSS — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:00:42 +0000

Ever steadily, the iPhone and iPod touch are transforming into universal remote controls for home automation gear such as home theater PCs, lighting, security and other hardware systems. OS 3.0, which Apple will release this week, has hardware interfaces that which will certainly step up the pace at which developers and manufacturers will introduce new apps and hardware with remote features and functions for the iPhone/touch. Because they work over Wi-Fi and 3G, a system in one room can be c

The App Store Needs A Genius Feature, ASAP

Content Keyword RSS — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 00:57:27 +0000

You may not realize it yet, but the App Store is broken. I spent this week at Apple’s WWDC conference in San Francisco talking to quite a few iPhone app developers. One thing that struck me was just how many of them shared the exact same concern with the App Store: App discovery. By now, you’ve likely heard some of the success stories from the App Store (Apple does what it can to promote these at just about every event it holds pertaining to the iPhone now). But for each of those, th

No Skype For Palm Pre Yet

Content Keyword RSS — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 21:55:02 +0000

has received generally positive reviews since its June 6 launch, but one complaint is that its application store lags behind the competition. It’s unclear how quickly developers will embrace the webOS platform, and the VOIP-calling company Skype said it will be taking a wait-and-see approach. Skype has been trying to expand its presence beyond the desktop for years, and has developed applications for Windows Mobile, Android, and Java-powered phones. The recently released version for the iPhone

Clever Coding and Southwest Apps Announce Release of Domino Domino Lite

Content Keyword RSS — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 14:49:00 +0000

Springville, Utah – Clever Coding, developers of the hit game Paper Pilot, in partnership with Southwest App, have just announced the release of their newest 3D iPhone application, Domino Domino Lite. “We wanted to build a 3D game where the player creates their own 3D Domino Masterpiece, and then allow the user to watch their creation topple over from as many different angles as possible. This is a new genre for the iPhone. Allowing the user to create their own 3D environments and then give them

Review: Financial market apps for the iPhone (Macworld)

Content Keyword RSS — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:56:21 +0000

DailyFinance and eTrade Mobile Pro come from two different developers. Yet, Rob Griffiths found that the two apps — one providing stock market data and the other giving you the ability to buy and sell stocks — work well together.

HK Shares End Down On Profit-Taking In Local Developers,ICBC

Content Keyword RSS — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 08:42:50 +0000

HONG KONG (Dow Jones)–Profit-taking in local developers and Industrial & Commercial Bank of China sent Hong Kong shares lower Tuesday. The blue-chip Hang Seng Index fell 194.90 points, or 1.07%, to 18,058.49 after trading between 17,710.45 and 18,475.51 during the session. Turnover totaled HK$71.93 billion, down from HK$73.72 billion Monday. If you’re aniPhone/iPod Touch user who likes to win free stuff or an iPhone developer who wants to generate some buzz about your product