Earlier today, Gala Factory Software unveiled Code Breaker, their fourth game available on the iTunes App Store. Code Breaker is a beautiful new puzzle game released exclusively for the iPhone and iPod touch. Building on the success of their Dot Game, Gala Factory is making a name for itself as a leading provider of simple, yet engaging games [...]
Continue reading...25. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
According to Digg.com founder Kevin Rose, Apple is planning to “makeover” their entire line of iPods. Kevin Rose claims that the main aesthetic change being made to the iPod Nano is a rounded display-face (see picture.) In terms of appearance, the iPod Touch is rumored only to receive minor aesthetic modifications, of which we know little [...]
Continue reading...22. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
The Chinese Government recently blocked all access to the iTunes Music Store after a pro-tibet album became quite popular. Apple has begun to “investigate” this matter, but Chinese Government officials are not willing to comment on this issue. I guess it doesn’t come as much of a surprise that China is censoring yet another form of expression. [...]
Continue reading...20. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
If you’re like me and can’t get enough music for your money, Apple may have just the solution for you! iTunes, aka the most popular digital music store ever, may soon be offering an “all you can eat” type of deal for $129 a year. Not one, but three Apple rumor sites have received anonymous tips hinting [...]
Continue reading...14. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
Simplify Media has just released an application titled, well, “Simplify Media.” This handy little app does just what it’s title suggests; it allows you to wirelessly connect (or via 2G/3G) to your computer’s iTunes library and stream songs straight to your iPhone/iPod Touch. What’s great about this application is that you don’t need to physically transfer [...]
Continue reading...11. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
During an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Apple’s CEO, Steve Jobs, stated that the recently launched iTunes Application Store has managed to pull in approximately $30 million during the App Store’s first month online. Jobs went on to say that the App Store averaged $1 million per day in terms of iPhone/iPod Touch application sales, [...]
Continue reading...8. August 2008 | by Robert Nelson
With all of the upcoming International launches scheduled for the iPhone, there are several countries that seem to have been left hanging, because as of current they are not able to use iTunes, or the iTunes Store. Which as we have all learned is pretty necessary for the iPhone, especially with the new firmware and [...]
Continue reading...8. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
It turns out that “I’m Rich,” more commonly known as “that application that cost $1000 dollars” was purchased by the iTunes App Store by a whopping total of eight people. Earlier today when I wrote about one guy buying this application I was pretty surprised, but eight people? Come on now… Six of the eight people who [...]
Continue reading...4. August 2008 | by Robert Nelson
With Apple having just released the first firmware update for 2.0, there are plenty of questions as to just how well this update will work, or more importantly what will happen to those with a jailbroken or unlocked iPhone. Most important, will it re-lock the device or keep it unlocked? Well I just installed the [...]
Continue reading...4. August 2008 | by Robert Nelson
The first update for the iPhone has arrived, Apple has just made available firmware 2.0.1 through iTunes. Of course the official word is that this update will take care of some “Bug fixes” but give me some time and I will see what I can dig up. While we are not expecting any new features, we [...]
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26. August 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
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