Full FeedUPDATED: iPhone home screen Exposé mock up seems interesting
UPDATE: The type of feature talked about in this post has, in fact, been implemented by an iPhone developer. Unfortunately, it is only available through jailbroken iPhones on the Cydia App Store, as there is no way Apple would allow this in the actual App Store. However, if you do… Continue Reading »
Appletell’s iPhone novelty app roundup
Novelty applications are very common on the iPhone, as many developers have created little $0.99 applications that do one thing. In this app review roundup, we will be looking at NESynth, Dude Deluxe, Ask Happy Buddha, and The Wishing Well; four small applications that don’t really do a lot. Continue Reading »
New iPhone ads display file sharing applications and travel
With two new iPhone ads this week, Apple is pushing the file sharing and traveling abilities of the iPhone. In the first ad, entitled “Travel,” that strangely familiar hand and voice details the ability of some applications to help you tour areas of the world or simply find your way… Continue Reading »
App It Up: Tangram Deluxe
Tangram Deluxe is based on an ancient Chinese puzzle game. It consists of placing differently sized and shaped puzzle pieces onto a silhouette of a larger image in order to create that image. The game boats over 700 silhouettes spread across eight different categories, and is able to be played… Continue Reading »
How Apple hoses App Store reviews
Words cannot describe how much I feel the iTunes App Store is broken. For every thing that’s right about it (the convenience, for one, and the ease of installing updates), the big problem, the huge problem that Apple has decided to put someone’s great-grandma (both slow and a prude) in… Continue Reading »
Apple hosts 1 Biliion App Countdown
It’s no surprise that Apple will soon sell their one billionth application through the iTunes App Store. However, the way they are celebrating it is sort of neat, and something we don’t often see from Apple. They are hosting a contest and giving away a $10,000 iTunes Gift Card, an… Continue Reading »
Stanford offers iPhone developer course for free via iTunes U
Stanford University, which has quite the collection of free content available on iTunes U, will soon be beginning their iPhone Application Programming course. This course, which will cover Cocoa programming for the Mac as well as a plethora of other coding practices, will have the content and videos up a… Continue Reading »
iPhone external keyboard without hacking, but on iPhone 2.0 SDK
Two PerceptDev engineers by the names of Zack Gainsforth and George Dean have been able to get an infrared keyboard working with their iPhone. At first, you may be thinking that they simply are using the 3.0 SDK with allows developers to communicate with devices plugged in to the 30… Continue Reading »
Numerous illegitimate app stores steal Apple’s thunder
There are plenty of reports of various App Stores popping up that promise to offer iPhone applications in a way other than through the actual iTunes App Store. Just this week, the Cydia store was made available for jailbroken iPhones. These App Stores—which are completely illegitimate in Apple’s eyes, I’m… Continue Reading »
Tweetie, popular iPhone Twitter app, update rejected for bad language
Tweetie, a very popular iPhone Twitter application, includes a feature that allows Twitter users to check up on the trending topics on Twitter. In a recent update submission to the App Store, Tweetie was rejected due to a foul term appearing in this trends list. This word, which the developer… Continue Reading »
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iPhone Apps. They were great when the App Store was first announced and we could all pick and chose what we wanted, but the number is now overwhelming. Here at Appletell, we'll detail the great iPhone apps we find, and steer you clear from those that aren't worth it even if they're free.
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As Apple turns the iPhone into one of the most popular gaming devices, the staff of Appletell--gamers and Apple fans alike--are here to help you get the most entertainment value out of your app store purchases.
