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Quick Look: Premier League Sportacular for iPhone

March 20, 2010

Premier League Sportacular is an iPhone app that helps you follow the English Premier League – with live match scores, fixtures, schedules, results, tables and news covering all the clubs in the EPL.
I’ve been trying out the app over the last few days and have found that although it does provide most of what [...]

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Contest – 4 Free Promo Codes for Two Great Dr. Seuss Apps for iPhone

March 18, 2010

   
Four Free Promo Codes for Dr. Seuss Camera – The Cat in the Hat Edition and Dr. Seuss Camera – The Grinch Edition
Contest Deadline: Saturday March 20th – 2:00PM US Central
Who doesn’t love Dr. Seuss?  Or free apps.  Put those two together and you’ve got our latest contest – with promo [...]

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Google Reader Mobile Just Keeps Getting Better

March 18, 2010

    
I’ve tried just about every leading RSS app for the iPhone, but more often that not I come back to the one that has been the best since before the App Store even opened and still remains the best – Google Reader’s web app.
Each time I think I’ve found a native app [...]

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Lifehacker Now Has an iPhone App

March 18, 2010

Lifehacker – the ultimate web site for tips and tricks on every subject under the sun – now has its own iPhone app.  Here are some of its main features:

Get access to live Lifehacker.com feeds, articles, and comments
Share content via Twitter, Facebook, and email
Save favorite content for quick access
Adjustable font size [...]

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Apple Making App Store Easier for Devs – App Release Dates & Price Changes Can Now Be Automated

March 17, 2010

This looks like very good news for iPhone app developers. From Apple Insider’s report:
Apple this week unlocked new tools that allow iPhone developers and publishers to pre-set the release date of their applications and schedule price changes.
The new features appeared in the web-based iTunesConnect interface that application publishers — and all other [...]

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Guinness iPhone App Says Happy St. Patties Day – It’s Free Today

March 17, 2010

I enjoy this holiday a lot – and nothing says St. Patties Day to me like a pint (or two) of Guinness with family and friends.
So I’m glad that the folks at Kick Design let us know that their Guinness Pub Finder app for the iPhone is now free (usually $1.99). 

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Circuitous – Another Custom App Switcher for the iPhone (jailbreak only)

March 16, 2010

The ability to have rapid app switching and extended multitasking is one of the biggest reasons why I keep my iPhone jailbroken.  So … I’m always keen to see more options and alternatives for doing app switching on the iPhone.
The latest new jailbreak app to offer help in this area is Circuitous.  As you [...]

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‘Little Guy’ Developers Still Doing Well in the App Store

March 16, 2010

The latest set of smartphone ‘industry pulse’ data from Flurry Analytics has some encouraging numbers for smaller, startup type iPhone app developers and publishers.  As seen above, Flurry estimates that native iPhone developers account for 20% in the ‘Heritage Pie’ chart, second only to Online Gaming.

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Steampunk Tales: Issue 6 for iPhone Out Now

March 16, 2010

The Steampunk Tales series of pulp fiction magazines for the iPhone is one of my favorite reading sources on the iPhone. I had never even heard of the genre when the first in the series came out.  I reviewed that one – HERE – and have been a big fan of this series and [...]

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Hurrah – AT&T Not Failing or Sucking at SXSW

March 15, 2010

Image Source: Gizmodo
South by Southwest (SXSW) is a big event for my hometown of Austin each year, a linked set of film, music and interactive festivals that take place here each March and draw lots of music and film fans as well as tons of techies and geeks.  That latter group has been known [...]

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Bizarro iPhone Apps: Jump Jump

March 15, 2010

The description for Jump Jump in the App Store is very short:
This game will improve your fitness! Can you jump in sync with the music?

Here’s a little more from an email from it developers:
Think of it as Dance Dance Revolution, but without the mat and the computer, thus casually available [...]

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