September 10th, 2009
Alena Kurulenko — Developer from our Developers community made a great thing! She run public testing of new version of well known app: Sea Battle Classic.
You can find FREE full featured Web Global Multiplayer version in http://iphonesoft3g.com/repo/ — cydia repository.
Participate in discussion on our community forum: goodiphone.com/forum
September 4th, 2009
Last night One of the US AppStore was depredated. Group of some guys in mask broke the window, swooped in the store and stolen 23 MacBook Pros, 14 iPhones and 9 iPod touches. All of these they made within 31 seconds. This action capture on video observation. You can see it. Read the rest of this entry »
August 24th, 2009
We have already written about new version of new iTunes 9.0 and now we have new video explaining how iTunes works. It is worth to see.
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August 24th, 2009
New and new apps for iPhone are developed every day. These apps transform iPhone into advanced multifunctional gadget. The latest app from AppStore Sonar Ruler measures the distance with your iPhone. This app exploits the same principles that dolphins Read the rest of this entry »
August 13th, 2009
Apple Company with the next firmware 3.1 opens an access to a function for development the applications adding an augmented reality to the real world. For example, you look at the world through your iPhone camera and at the same time you see the tips with a short description of surrounding objects. Read the rest of this entry »
July 7th, 2009
Today AppStore celebrate its birthday.
All best application were despited on two categories: Games and Applications
July 2nd, 2009
 Sea Battle Classic with features of playing via WiFi was released today in AppStore at last, after that Apple rejectied it several times. It’s first version have been already liked by many people, was in top of list application and made a famous his developer, who name is Alena.
A new multiplayer version allows you to battle with your friends in sea duel. All you need it is install Sea Battle Classic on iPhones and connect they to wifi access point.
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June 18th, 2009
While AppStore is viewing Sea Battle Classic Wi-Fi version, it`s developer girl with nice name Alena release a new game for iPhone FreakBike.
Have you ever tryed to drive a unicycle keeping the balance and didnot fall? Now you can try yourself in role of acrobat in FreakBike. All you need it is keep balance of sporty guy and evade of incoming mini beach balls. The game has three mode which differ in reality of physics. As your mode will be harder than it is more intresting to see your result in time table of leader. There are results from all world save in one time table.
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April 24th, 2009
Apple’s front page is now announcing that the App Store has reached one billion downloads. For the past two weeks, Apple has been running a 1 Billion App Countdown promotion, offering a package of Apple prizes valued at over $13,000 for the “entry (either through an app download or through the non-purchase online entry) sent immediately following the download of the 999,999,999th app.” The competition is now closed, and the winner will be publicly announced in the near future.
A number of Apple pages, including the main apple.com page, countdown promotion page, iPod+iTunes page, iTunes Store, and App Store have been displaying counters reflecting the approaching milestone.
Apple revealed yesterday that they had sold 37 million iPhones and iPod Touches. The latest App Store application count is over 35,000.
April 13th, 2009
The App Store is about to reach one billion (1,000,000,000!) app downloads, and Apple is making this sweet, by awarding the billionth app downloader with a 17″ MacBook Pro, a 32GB iPod touch, a $10,000 (yes, $10,000!) iTunes gift card, and Time Capsule.
All these items are worth over $13,000 put together! So your one app download of a few dollars, or even free of cost, can win you Apple products worth over $13,000.
Check it out here:
Apple - iTunes - 1 Billion App Countdown
April 8th, 2009
Yahoo! Messenger for the iPhone was released to the App Store earlier today. The app lets users chat with their Yahoo! Messenger contacts. The app has the basic features you would expect in an IM app, like the ability to set your status as Available or Busy, or go Invisible to appear offline. Users can share photos, emoticons and links through the service. Yahoo has posted a video preview of the app (after the break).
March 27th, 2009
Back at MacWorld, we chatted with the guys over at SlingMedia about their upcoming plans for an iPhone release of their SlingPlayer.
They’ve just announced they’ve submitted the app to the AppStore, and we’re all now just waiting for approval. We’ve learned by now that Apple’s approval process is about as predictable as the next episode of LOST, but here’s hoping the app will be approved within the week or so.
I know I’ve been excited about shredding through some 3G network to catch up on 24 while I’m away from home.
For those of you who don’t know - SlingMedia retails the SlingBox, a device which lets you watch your DVR and cable TV from any browser on supported platforms (including OS X and Windows, sure) and many smart phones as well.
March 27th, 2009
There seems to be a new problem within the App Store that has developers up in arms. Copycat apps are ripping off functionality and passing Apple’s approval.
Developers are horrified at the prospect of others knocking off their work and selling it for much cheaper or giving it away for no cost. It’s not hard to view the contents of iPhone App file and strip sounds and images to reuse in the knockoff App. Apple seems to be furthering the problem by approving these Apps and not checking if other Apps already available duplicate the functionality an App in submission. Arstechnica summarizes the problem: The problem isnt just that these copycats are similar in concept or execution, but that they directly copy artwork, product descriptions, icons, and names, though sometimes the name or artwork is slightly modified. Its relatively trivial to get inside a .ipa bundle and copy the artwork, as in the case of Touch Scan Pro, a nearly identical copy of Touch Scan.
March 1st, 2009
The initial AppStore rating system allowed anyone to review the apps without purchasing which flooded the appstore with some stupid reviews by foolish people (no offense!).
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