Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
The company behind the Web browser Opera is weeks away from submitting it to Apple’s iPhone store for approval, a spokesman said Friday. The result, according to the Norwegian company, would be a browser up to six times faster than the iPhone’s default Web tool, Safari. The open question is is whether Apple will approve…
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple’s Chief Operating Officer, Tim Cook, received a bonus worth $22 million for his work filling in for Steve Jobs’ during the CEO’s 2009 medical leave. More: continued here
Predicting the outcoming of sporting events has been a popular past time for many sports fans. While some do it just for fun with friends, others do it to make watching every day sports just that more interesting. The Fantell app from iHwy, Inc. combines a little of both as you can win some great…
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During GDC we found out that Glacon will be taking full advantage of the iPad platform. It will be a game that we haven’t seen on the cramped iPhone/iPod Touch, but rather a larger more immersive experience. Read on to find out all about it. More: continued here
GodFinger is live in Canada. We were able to get hands on time at GDC, and now have the actual game to give you a hands on video as well. Read all about ngmoco’s latest freemium game. More: continued here
Shake the phone and the girl loses another item of clothing. Apple wants a German girlie publication to modify its striptease iPhone app so that the girl stays covered by a bikini. Publishers are angry. “Today they censor nipples, tomorrow editorial content,” one said. More: continued here
Just two weeks since the last update, Apple released last night a new beta version of the iPhone OS SDK. Unlike the previous ones however, this fourth beta doesn’t seem to be bringing much for us to speculate about.The main novelty, if we can call it one, is the presence of some hints of an…
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While Ngmoco has emerged as one of the iPhone’s top original developers, they’ve also lost a lot of fans by sticking with a model they call “freemium,” even to the detriment of some of their most popular games. More: continued here
Freeverse has revealed that Flick Bowling 2 will be hitting the App Store soon, taking you on a journey through space and time instead of just hanging out in that same old bowling alley.Flick Bowling 2 will feature enhanced 3D graphics, true-to-life pin physics and gameplay that will be easy enough to learn but difficult…
As great of a media player as the iPhone is, there are situations where getting to your favorite music is not always easy. Running the treadmill at the gym or navigating through rush hour traffic while scrolling through your playlist can sometimes be a chore (and not to mention dangerous). With the newly released app DisCover…
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GDC kicked off today and our very own Trevor Sheridan is there getting the scoop. There are tons of announcements that will be happening all day. So keep watching AppAdvice.com for updates.Google voice has hit the iPhone… well, kind of. According to TUAW you can now get VoiceCentral’s Black Swan right on your device. Black…
Read More “Appisode 89: GDC Is Here, A New Google Voice Solution, Plus Another Wacky App” »
Wednesdays are apparently about games, games, and more games. This morning we showed you a couple of quality games that were available for free, and now we have some quality games that are on sale.GT Racing: Motor Academy ($6.99 -> $4.99): Gameloft’s racing simulator features a massive Career mode that will start you off by…
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Following reports that Apple began rejecting App Store software with “minimum user functionality,” the iPhone maker has now set its sights on applications that employ a “cookie cutter” formula. More: continued here
Today Gameloft launched a new edition of N.O.V.A on the App Store. If you have been holding off on this exciting FPS because of the expensive price tag, you can now try it out for free.It includes a tutorial level on the controls and plot, along with one short level. You have access to 6 weapons and…
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Going out on the town with your iPhone is great. Want to see a movie? Buy tickets in advance from your device. How about making dinner reservations? There’s an app for that too. But wouldn’t it be cool to pay for your dining or drinking tab from your iPhone? A new app called TabbedOut from developer…