Full FeedCopy and Paste may be on the horizon for the iPhone [Updated]
DaringFireball has an update for us on the OpenClip framework that was very promising in adding copy and paste functionality for conforming applications. It seems that our copy and paste hopes are about to be let down again. Apparently, what was allowing OpenClip to work was a loophole. The OpenClip… Continue Reading »
More free apps from the App Store - August 22, 2008
I don’t know about you, but I’ve had to cut back on the amount of apps I sync to my iPhone. It’s getting a little painful to have all these pages full of apps. But when there are all these great ones coming out, what’s a guy to do? I’m… Continue Reading »
Weekend free apps roundup
I’ve returned to keep your iPhone clogged and disorganized after syncing, once again. It’s not that I want you to have eight pages of icons that are no longer in any meaningful order. I just want you to be entertained. So, I’ll get right into it Continue Reading »
iPhone Apps Demoed
Today at WWDC, after the iPhone 2.0 demo, they demoed many many apps created using the iPhone SDK. The first App demoed is by Sega. It’s Super Monkey Ball. Hey, we saw this already. But today they’re showing us the last level. Out of a whopping 100. Super Monkey Ball… Continue Reading »
What apps do you hope to see with the iPhone SDK?
When the SDK for the iPhone is launched at WWDC, it is going to be exhilarating. Apple has given developers plenty of time to create useful and outstanding apps, and I expect there will be plenty of them. For example, at the keynote, developers had already made Spore and an… Continue Reading »
iPhone developer program now international
Apple has now opened up its iPhone and iPod Touch developer program to areas outside of the United States. Why does this matter? Now, developers outside of the States can create official, Apple accepted apps that can be published in the App Store that is to come out with the… Continue Reading »
Who should get the MacHeist bundle… and who shouldn’t
MacHeist is a fairly well known name around the Mac community. They have fun “Heists” with some free software, ending in a severely discounted software bundle after all the heists. Now they have released a “retail version” of the bundle, for the same $49 price. It includes some great programs,… Continue Reading »
Pixelmator releases version 1.1.2
Pixelmator has grabbed a lot of attention since its release not long ago. It seems everyone in the Mac blogosphere has been talking about it - and therefore it wasn’t surprising to see it included in the MacHeist 2 bundle. Pixelmator has just been updated to version 1.1.2. The patch… Continue Reading »
MacHeist Bundle now includes 14 Applications
The MacHeist Bundle has gotten even bigger, jumping from 11 to 14 applications. Now valued at almost $500, it really is a good deal at only $49. Granted, most people wont find use for even 25% of the apps in the bundle, but $49 is a great price to pay… Continue Reading »
If you bought a iPod Touch after Jan 1 the new apps are free (maybe)
I still think it is unfair that Apple is charging $20 for a software update that should have been free. Engadget has the rumor that if you bought your iPod Touch after January 1st, then you are eligible for a free software update. “If you got your touch after January… Continue Reading »
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