App Store Graveyard Compiles Apps Removed By Apple

Peter Hosey, contributing developer of projects like Adium and Growl, has created a refrence website listing all of the apps he could find that had been rejected or pulled from the App Store against the developer's wishes. The list, titled the iPhone Applications Graveyard, includes apps like the infamous NetShare, Tris, and Podcaster.

Written by Edward Kirk on October 13th, 2008 with no comments.
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App Store Sales: WallpaperSearch, Imangi, iBrake, iDrive, BlackJack Multi-Hand, American Sign Language, Spanish 4

As usual, a great big pile of apps were lowered in price today with the hope of attracting more customers, and it's our job to let you know what they are. Here are today's App Store discounts. (After the break...)

Written by Edward Kirk on October 6th, 2008 with no comments.
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App Sales: Amnesia, Space Monkey, Blue Skies, AYSTAFG

Yet another round of developers are cutting the price of their apps or giving them free for a limited time. This time around it's Amnesia, Space Monkey, Blue Skies and Are you smarter than a 5th grader.

Written by Edward Kirk on October 3rd, 2008 with no comments.
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App Sales: GTS World Racing, Kiwi, Block Breaker 2

To celebrate the lifting of the greater part of Apple's NDA, several developers are offering special deals on their apps. GTS World Racing [App Store] for the iPhone is now just $2.99 until October 19th in the US, and £1.79 until October 17 in the UK. The Wikipedia app Kiwi [App Store] is just $0.99 until October 5th instead of $2.99, and Block Breaker 2 [App Store] was permanently reduced in price to $1.99.
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Written by Edward Kirk on October 2nd, 2008 with no comments.
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Obama for America iPhone app

The next time you’re stuck in traffic, start stumping for Obama.
That’s the idea behind the Obama for America iPhone app, free for download on iTunes.
It organizes your contacts “by key battleground states” and keeps an anonymous record of your virtual campaign trail. And if you haven’t got a move on yet, it’ll tell you where the nearest Democratic headquarters are and keep you updated on local events.

While it seems a little full-on for the armchair activist, kudos to iPhone dev’er Raven Zachary for the idea.

Via Cnet

Written by nicole_martinelli on October 2nd, 2008 with no comments.
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