Share Crackulous — available now in beta form through Cydia — claims to be able to strip the protection off most apps downloaded from the App Store, meaning that just a single user needs to take the plunge and buy a target app once to get it busted and into free circulation. You need a [...]
Share Remember that $999.99 “I Am Rich” app. which did nothing but show a glowing jewel? Well at least this LOOKS like if it does something.. with allows you to connect and chat to other Rich people who brought the app? There’s no other application description. which clearly shows that the developer, “Unype Inc.“, wants [...]
Share 1. Enter the App Store, purchase and install application 老地方冰果室 ($0.99). Search for FrostyPlace to find this application in the App Store. Note: This application is a Trad. Chinese language RSS reader for Taiwanese Macintosh news website www.frostyplace.com. 2. Once installed, launch FrostyPlace, tap the speech bubble icon, and then tap a random post. 3. Return to the Home Screen by pressing [...]
Share Podcaster, now “RSSPlayer” has finally made in into the App Store after a string of rejections from Apple for violating its “duplication of functionality” policy. Apple’s suddenly cool with the revised app, giving it two thumbs-up on the way to the App Store, but it’s not clear if the directory functionality was the problem, there’s a [...]
Share \ Anything to move our attention away from Steve, eh? Anyways, A banner on Apple’s front page proclaims that the App Store has surpassed 15,000 available applications and 500 million downloads. The milestones come just over six months after the App Store’s debut. Apple last reported on December 5th, 2008 that they had surpassed [...]
Share Over the past 24 hours, Apple has begun to approve 3rd party web browsing applications for the iPhone. A number of new web browsing apps have suddenly appeared with original submission dates ranging as far back as October. While Apple has made no official acknowledgements, it appears these applications were likely in a special [...]
Share At CES, Microsoft has introduced its second iPhone app after dipping its toe with the release of Seadragon Mobile last month. The name of the application is Microsoft Tag, and it enables users to instantly access mobile content, videos, music, contact information, maps, social networks, promotions, etc. simply by pointing the device’s camera to [...]
Share Uh, oh. You remember that Google Easter Egg we mentioned earlier? The one that allows you to browse within the app. Well, we got to, you know – thinking (for once) about this little browsing within the Google Mobile App thing. Guess what. You aren’t using Mobile Safari – as far as we (an [...]
Share Google put an easter egg in the menu of their iPhone application, but they hid it so well that no one stumbled upon it, so they simply decided to blog about it to reveal the gem. If you have the Google Mobile App installed on your iPhone, go to the Settings tab, scroll to [...]
Share How would you like to be able to shoot photos on your iPhone, and then immediately print them on your HP printer? HP has a new product called iPrint Photo (click opens iTunes) available in the App Store that makes it very simple to print your iPhone pictures. The free download opens to a [...]
