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Five reasons Flash would've rocked the iPhone
msnbc.com Case in point is Canabalt, a fun little time waster that's free on the Web but $3 on the iPhone. Gaming isn't the only example, as the MLB At Bat app costs … Plugged/UnPlugged: What Apple's Flash Ban Means For Music Steve Jobs' Thoughts Won't Shut Up the Flash Mob Apple and Adobe's war of words heats up |
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Five reasons Flash would’ve rocked the iPhone - msnbc.com
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Siri acquired by Apple; iPhone becomes the Virtual Personal Assistant? - ZDNet (blog)
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010 Mobile Computing News |
Siri acquired by Apple; iPhone becomes the Virtual Personal Assistant?
ZDNet (blog) Siri reappeared on the scene back in February, launching their innovative (US-only) iPhone app after a protracted silence. In March, the company snatched … Apple buys virtual assistant app maker Siri Travel Bits: Apple Adds Mobile Search and HP Adds Palm Report: Apple acquires iPhone app maker Siri |
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Developer says iPad downloads are 5% of iPhone share on App Store - Apple Insider
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010 MTV.com (blog) |
Developer says iPad downloads are 5% of iPhone share on App Store
Apple Insider "So according to those numbers, for a free game the iPad app store is about 5% as big as the iPhone app store on the day before the 3G launch…" he said. … Actually, There Are Already Well Over 5000 iPad Apps. The iPad Told Me. The Weather Channel App for iPhone Tops 10 Million Downloads Three IPhone and IPad Printing Apps |
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Apple Discards Seal Hunt iPhone Application - TopNews United States
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010 CBC.ca |
Apple Discards Seal Hunt iPhone Application
TopNews United States It was told by the CBC News that an iPhone Application designed by Matt Smyth, a Newfoundland based game designer had been rejected by Apple. … Apple Rejects iSealClub. PETA says 'Good Job, Steve Jobs!' Apple clubs seal hunt iPhone app Developer criticizes Apple for rejecting seal hunting app |
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Rhapsody’s iPhone App an Improvement - New York Times (blog)
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010|
Rhapsody's iPhone App an Improvement
New York Times (blog) Thursday's PhoneSmart column mentioned the introduction this week of a new version of Rhapsody's iPhone app, and for those familiar with … |
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Apple-owned Lala music service to close, offer iTunes credit - NetworkWorld.com
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010 Reuters UK |
Apple-owned Lala music service to close, offer iTunes credit
NetworkWorld.com The one that's had an iPhone app waiting in approval limbo since October 2009? It looks like Apple is wrapping up the assimilation of whatever staff and … Apple Did, In Fact, Buy LaLa Just To Kill It iTunes Competitor Lala Will Be Shut Down by Apple Apple's Lala Music Service Being Shut Down, iTunes Credit for Its Customers |
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Report: Apple Charging $1 Million for iPhone Mobile Ads - Appscout
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010 Wired.com |
Report: Apple Charging $1 Million for iPhone Mobile Ads
Appscout If you own a small business and want to run an ad in an iPhone app, hold onto your wallet–or at least wait until the initial excitement dies down. … Apple wants to charge a premium to show iAds inside iPhone apps iAd: Apple's Mobile Death Star Report: Apple iAds deals could cost $1 million |
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New iPhone app for Arizona immigration law! - Christian Science Monitor
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010|
New iPhone app for Arizona immigration law!
Christian Science Monitor Arizona's new immigration law spurred me to create an iPhone app that helps you detect illegal immigrants. By Jim Sollisch / April 29, 2010 Arizona has just … |
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Apple’s Chief Makes Case Against Flash to the Public - New York Times
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 30th, 2010 Globe and Mail |
Apple's Chief Makes Case Against Flash to the Public
New York Times Mr. Hammond pointed to Apple's app store as an example of a closed system. “Apple can take any app they want out of the app store, and the developer has no … Steve Jobs' Thoughts Won't Shut Up the Flash Mob Apple: Closed, Proprietary Systems Are Bad (Unless They're Our Own) Steve Jobs Articulates Why Apple Won't Allow Flash on Their Closed Devices |
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Three IPhone and IPad Printing Apps - PC World
Posted by: iPhone App Enthusiasts on April 29th, 2010 Reuters UK |
Three IPhone and IPad Printing Apps
PC World And although you can choose to hide your printer from search results (when you are searching for a printer from the iPhone app), it seems that the only way … 20-app showdown: iPhone vs. iPad Apple Is Losing Control — and That's a Good Thing Actually, There Are Already Well Over 5000 iPad Apps. The iPad Told Me. |
