Top Paid App in App Store: Ocarina

To all of the Nintendo Zelda fans out there, this one is just for you. Smule has the number one paid app in all of the App Store currently with Ocarina. [iTunes Link] For $.99 you can really impress the ladies while playing songs from your iPhone/Ocarina!
Ocarina users are able to hear and see the origin of live performances and share their melodies with others around the world. In less than two weeks since the Ocarina launch, Ocarina users have listened to more than three [...]

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Still Want MMS if It’s a Carrier App? (Telia Sweden Rumor)

Daring Fireball links to a translation of a Swedish MacWorld rumor (Google translation) that quotes Telia as saying as MMS app would soon be available for the iPhone. Phew! Broken telephone much? Tries to clarify Gruber:
Not sure if this means Telia is writing their own MMS iPhone app, or if they’re suggesting that Apple is adding MMS support to the system software. I haven’t seen any reports of MMS support in the iPhone OS 2.2 betas.
Could this be a surprise feature? Personally, I never use it. I prefer device independent [...]

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Quick App: WaKi SNAP! for the iPhone

Nelson wrote in to tell us a little about WaKi SNAP!, a new game now available in the iTunes App Store:
WaKi SNAP! was created as our first project for the iPhone and we wanted to create something that used the touch capabilities of the iPhone in an innovative and immersive way…basically, something that allows two players to both enjoy the game on the one phone at the same time, which is different to the majority of the games out there.
We wanted to make something that was fun, simple to play, [...]

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Updated! Google Mobile App Now Includes Voice Search

Update: The App Store is now pushing out the update. Enjoy!
NOTE: If you don’t see the microphone icon immediately in the top right corner, tap the Settings button at the bottom right, and switch the slider to “Enabled”.
Original post:
Well, it’s definitely later than last Friday, but it doesn’t look like anyone, including Apple, delayed this long: Google’s Mobile App (iTunes link) now includes the much talked about Advanced Voice Search feature… sorta.
According to Jeremy, iTunes isn’t pushing the update yet, and you actually have to delete the app first if [...]

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NumberKey: Turn Your iPhone Into a Numeric Keypad for Your Macbook

You work with numbers all day long, your Macbook lacks the numeric keypad… Frustrated much? I’m sure that can be very inconvenient, that is until now.
Balmuda has just released their solution to your dilemma, Numberkey. [iTunes Link] The price to this solution is a small price to pay, coming in at .99. For that you get your ever so priceless numeric keypad. And for all of your who have OCD like myself, it will match your style of keyboard on your Mac. Whether [...]

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State of the Apps: PCalc Hits 1.2, Dirty Tactics, and a Warning to Developers: Charge More for Apps!

TiPb has been exploring issues surrounding the App Store, especially how developers can earn a living, the various attempts to market apps in a sporting manner, as well the gaming and foul play going on.
In the bright lights category, developer James Thomson (ha! spelled it right that time!) has taken a decidedly humorous approach with the launch of his updated PCalc 1.2 (iTunes link) calculator app:
I think we got off to a bad start last time with version 1.1. It was my fault entirely. I came out with this big [...]

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‘Uno’ for the iPhone Now Available in App Store!

Fans of the classic card game, Uno, rejoice… the game is now for sale in the App Store! Gameloft brings us Uno in all of it’s glory along with a multiplayer mode! (Online via 3G or WiFi)
Play the classic card game that’s #1 for fun with friends and family. In single or multiplayer, playing UNO has never been so fun and easy, thanks to a brand new gameplay system! Simply drag & drop cards using your finger on the screen for intuitive control, and be the first to [...]

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NEWS: InCase updates Slider iPhone case

With built-in power status light
InCase has devised a new iPhone case, which not only protects your beloved device but also indicates when you are running out of battery.

Read InCase updates Slider iPhone case on Pocket-lint now

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NEWS: More Thing sparkly iPhone cases for early Xmas cheer

Pretty enough to hang from the Christmas tree
To be honest, it’s feels a wee bit wrong writing about Chrissy things in November, but at least these new iPhone cases from More Thing are practical too.

Read More Thing sparkly iPhone cases for early Xmas cheer on Pocket-lint now

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NEWS: VIDEO: Google makes voice search iPhone app official

"No buttons, no typing"
We’d brought you news this was incoming, but Google has now officially announced its new version of Google mobile app for iPhone, that features voice search.

Read VIDEO: Google makes voice search iPhone app official on Pocket-lint now

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NumberKey: Turn Your iPhone Into a Numeric Keypad for Your Macbook

You work with numbers all day long, your Macbook lacks the numeric keypad… Frustrated much? I’m sure that can be very inconvenient, that is until now.
Balmuda has just released their solution to your dilemma, Numberkey. [iTunes Link] The price to this solution is a small price to pay, coming in at .99. For that you get your ever so priceless numeric keypad. And for all of your who have OCD like myself, it will match your style of keyboard on your Mac. Whether [...]

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State of the Apps: PCalc Hits 1.2, Dirty Tactics, and a Warning to Developers: Charge More for Apps!

TiPb has been exploring issues surrounding the App Store, especially how developers can earn a living, the various attempts to market apps in a sporting manner, as well the gaming and foul play going on.
In the bright lights category, developer James Thomson (ha! spelled it right that time!) has taken a decidedly humorous approach with the launch of his updated PCalc 1.2 (iTunes link) calculator app:
I think we got off to a bad start last time with version 1.1. It was my fault entirely. I came out with this big [...]

Read the rest of this entry »

‘Uno’ for the iPhone Now Available in App Store!

Fans of the classic card game, Uno, rejoice… the game is now for sale in the App Store! Gameloft brings us Uno in all of it’s glory along with a multiplayer mode! (Online via 3G or WiFi)
Play the classic card game that’s #1 for fun with friends and family. In single or multiplayer, playing UNO has never been so fun and easy, thanks to a brand new gameplay system! Simply drag & drop cards using your finger on the screen for intuitive control, and be the first to [...]

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World’s first iPhone case with glass screen and built-in battery

Iyskin have announced the World’s first iPhone case with glass screen and built-in battery called the QuattroPower™ and will be available for purchase on 22nd December for .99. It brings a premium power and protection experience to iPhone’s owners. It offers ivyskin’s newest Glass touch Thru case called Quattro T4 bundled with the new QuattroPac™ battery. Although there are a few companies that offer an extended battery for the 3G, none offers one as part of a case that is also fully removable.
QuattroPower™ SmartCase™ Features - The QuattroPower™ sends a [...]

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New Game - Cosmic One For iPhone and iPod Touch

oeFun released a new Cosmic One puzzle game for the iPhone and iPod Touch. At the beginning the game was free but now you can download it from the App Store and it costs .99.

To play Cosmic One you just need to use your catcher at the bottom of the screen to capture the falling tiles. Simply move the catcher by turning it with your thumb to match the symbol of the falling tile. If you want to drop the tile faster for more points, [...]

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CastCatcher 1.3 Update Approved by Apple

We’d previously reported that Return7’s CastCatcher update had been rejected by Apple due to “excessive” bandwidth usage. CastCatcher is an internet radio application that works similarly to many other applications in the App Store, so Apple’s rejec…
Source: MacRumors iPhone Blog

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Cheat the law with NMobile

For any of you out there that have trouble avoiding speed traps, NMobile is the application for you. This application shows you the location of speed traps, red light cameras and radar locations. All of these locations are then displayed on a map for you.
Using your internal GPS in conjunction …
Source: Top iPhone News

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iPhone Dev Team says don’t upgrade to 2.2 yet

As always the iPhone Dev Team is warning about blindly installing the new firmware without instruction from them first. They have gone out explaining the pros and cons of immediately installing one of these updates without knowing all that it is doing to your phone.
With all the security measures that …
Source: Top iPhone News

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Get ready to race with Pocket Jockey

Warren Stringer has created a new multiplayer horse racing game for the iPhone and iPod Touch. If you just cant seem to get away from the racetracks this application will hold you over till your next visit.
Shake your iPhone to make the horse run faster. By the end of a …
Source: Top iPhone News

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Flash ARMed to the MAX? Could the iPhone be Next?

According to Macrumors, Adobe and ARM, which is the chipset Apple uses to power the iPhone, have announced they’re making a special version optimized for mobile devices. (And, yes, to be snarky, I’ll believe that when I get a version optimized for Intel on the Mac, b’okay?)
Never the less, none other than chief Androidika Andy Rubin himself showed up at Adobe MAX today to show off Flash running on that other handset — the one I’m Round Robin‘ing this week, the G1.
Will that put pressure on Apple? Or if people [...]

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