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Archive for January, 2010

Apple iPad Development First Impressions

Like most of the Internet, we were glued to the various blogs covering Apple’s iPad event today (gdgt seemed to deliver both the best quality and availability). As soon as the SDK was announce we jumped on it and got to work updating one of our iPhone apps to see what kinds of challenges were [...]

The Recipe for the Apple…Tablet

Let’s move away from prognostications and fabrications because there are enough of those going around. The reality is that if an iTablet or iPad or iSlate or iThingy is indeed announced by Apple tomorrow, it will likely not look or function the way we think it would. After all, this is the company that created [...]

Improving Apple’s App Store in 2010

Ken Yarmosh, our Director of Product Strategy, posted some thoughts on his blog about what Apple can do to improve the App Store in 2010. He focused on app wish lists, sharing, recommendations, tracking bargains and sales, and better app organization:
Now, if the prediction of 300,000 iPhone apps by the end of 2010 is true, [...]

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    Inspired by a classic arcade game, Rings is all about your focus and reaction time.

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    Tweeb is the Twitter analytics you don't think you need. However, one look at the features it offers and anyone who uses Twitter regularly will see the data goldmine behind Tweeb. Whether you manage one or manage multiple Twitter profiles, Tweeb makes it easy to see new followers, dropped followers, the power of your retweets and more.

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