Apple’s Podcast Disaster
Is the company that basically invented the podcast putting it out to pasture?
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Apple’s Age Ratings Make No Sense
It’s not clear what they’re even for anymore. How Vine went from kid-friendly to an adult app overnight.
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Do App Developers Need A Union?
Just ahead of WWDC, an odd attempt to get a better deal for iOS app developers. It’s not clear how this would work, exactly, or if it’s even real, but the App Developer Union manifesto raises a good point: app developers have no leverage.
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Die Apps, Die
All I want to do is kill a bunch of apps I never use off of my phone. But Apple won’t let me.
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Angry Birds Movie Trailer
Well, it already looks more plot cohesive than Transformers. Though any Michael Bay movie parody needs more explosions. Watch Video ›
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Google Voice For iPhone Now In App Store
Google Voice is finally available for the iPhone, after 16 months of App Store purgatory. View Image ›
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Road Rage Goes Electronic with New App to Connect Drivers on newsfeed.time.com ›
Bump.com, a new social network for the road, can connect you to another driver by their license plate number.
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Apple Officially Relaxes App Store Review Guidelines on apple.com ›
Apple is officially relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps. “In particular, we are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps, as long as the resulting apps do not download any code. This should give developers the flexibility they want, while preserving the security we need.”
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Millions of Android users hit by malicious data theft app on feeds.appleinsider.com ›
An app distributed by Google’s Android Market has collected private data from millions of users and forwarded it to servers China, validating Apple’s uniquely strong stance on mobile security in the iPhone App Store.
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Today’s Cane Shaking On the Lawn: Apps on whatever.scalzi.com ›
I don’t get apps. Not as in how they work, but why, in fact, they’re called “apps.” Because you know what? They’re programs. They are compendiums of code, compiled in a manner that when you execute them in a computing environment, they perform a specific task. Like a program. Exactly like a program.
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State of the Art: For Those Facebook Left Behind on nytimes.com ›
A primer on social networking sites for those who don’t know a Yelp from a FriendFeed.
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Facebook iPhone App Now Plays Videos And More! on mashable.com ›
Facebook for iPhone 3.1.3 has just been released in the App Store, bringing a series of new features including the ability to play Facebook videos on your phone.Other additions in this update include the ability to view and write on the walls of events, and a new width for the photos you upload.
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Apple Store App Comes to Apple App Store on mashable.com ›
Apple Store App Comes to Apple App Store.
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Tiffany & Co. Brings Engagement Ring Shopping to the iPhone [VIDEO]
Boyfriends and bachelors beware: Tiffany & Co.’s iPhone app for engagement rings arrived in the App Store today, and it’s been carefully engineered for getting clueless and/or commitment-phobic grooms onto the engagement ring floors of Tiffany stores. Watch Video ›
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Google Mobile Search Results Now Include Apps, Too on mashable.com ›
Starting today, when you conduct a Google search on your iPhone or Android device, you’ll get apps as results along with regular search results. These special links will take you directly to the app’s page in the Android Market or iPhone App Store, where you can buy or download the app immediately.
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Intimacy Tracker: Sex App for your iPhone
Chart your stats, now you can compare with your friends, family and love ones, or just keep the data to yourself. Maybe the next version will sync with FaceBook and have push support. View Image ›
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‘Baby Shaker’ iPhone Game on news.cnet.com ›
The object is to kill the baby, by shaking it, to make it stop its horrible crying. This sounds totally educational in that it teaches you that shaking a baby will lead to its death. Not surprisingly the game has now been removed from the app store.
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OfficeWars on the iPhone
In OfficeWars, you’ve got 32 days to prove yourself in the high stakes underground world of office supplies. It’s kinda like Dope Wars, but the experience gained here might be something to stick on your resume. Good luck! Read More ›
