Archive for August, 2008

  • Box Office, one of my personal favorite apps, has been removed from the App Store. For those of you unfamiliar with Box Office, it is was a movie ticket/info application which allowed you to browse by movie, theatre, and current location. It listed all movie times and provided brief Rotten Tomato reviews, along with direct links to pre-order tickets for the movie. In other words, it was a sweet app - and it worked very well. But unfortunately, unless you've already downloaded Box Office, you can't get it any more. This news comes as a shock not only to iPhone users, but to the developer himself, who had absolutely no idea why his free application had been removed.

    Box Office Pulled From App Store, Developer Left Dazed and Confused

    Posted on 08/04/2008 | 1 Comment
    Box Office, one of my personal favorite apps, has been removed from the App Store. For those of you unfamiliar with Box Office, it is was a movie ticket/info application which allowed you to browse by movie, theatre, and current location. It listed all movie times and provided brief Rotten Tomato reviews, along with direct links to pre-order tickets for the movie. In other words, it was a sweet app - and it worked very well. But unfortunately, unless you've already downloaded Box Office, you can't get it any more. This news comes as a shock not only to iPhone users, but to the developer himself, who had absolutely no idea why his free application had been removed.

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  • Ever since the above pictures were leaked, we've been holding tight, eagerly awaiting the release of Installer.app for the iPhone 2.0 firmware. Well, it seems the time has finally come. Installer 4 beta has been leaked, according to InstallerApps, and a demo has been released.

    Installer 4 Beta Leaked

    Posted on 08/04/2008
    Ever since the above pictures were leaked, we've been holding tight, eagerly awaiting the release of Installer.app for the iPhone 2.0 firmware. Well, it seems the time has finally come. Installer 4 beta has been leaked, according to InstallerApps, and a demo has been released.

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  • Despite its runaway success from Day One, the iPhone is still waaaay behind the pack in total global handset sales.

    Who’s the Handset Market Leader? Not Apple, Apparently…

    Posted on 08/03/2008
    Despite its runaway success from Day One, the iPhone is still waaaay behind the pack in total global handset sales.

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  • Want an iPhone, but don't want to sign up with AT&T? Sorry. Won't happen until at least 2010, sources say.

    Want a Non-AT&T iPhone? Not ‘Til 2010 — At Least

    Posted on 08/03/2008 | 1 Comment
    Want an iPhone, but don't want to sign up with AT&T? Sorry. Won't happen until at least 2010, sources say.

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  • A new website will buy your 1/2G iPhone for cold hard cash. Sounds too good to be true?

    We’ll Buy Your Old iPhone. For Real. Cross Our Hearts.

    Posted on 08/02/2008 | 1 Comment
    A new website will buy your 1/2G iPhone for cold hard cash. Sounds too good to be true?

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  • Complete guide on how to configure NetShare for tethering on your Mac

    How to Configure NetShare for Tethering on Your Mac

    Posted on 08/01/2008 | 8 Comments
    Complete guide on how to configure NetShare for tethering on your Mac

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  • Cro-Mag Rally, one of the lucky WWDC worthy iPhone games, has just had it's price lowered from $9.99 to $5.99. Rally had found itself a competitor in Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, since both games had the same premise, gameplay, and price. Perhaps Pangea Software, the developers of Rally, simply wanted to make the Rally/Bandicoot decision a little bit easier. Regardless, thanks Pangea - now lower Enigmo too :)

    Cro-Mag Rally Price Lowered To $5.99

    Posted on 08/01/2008
    Cro-Mag Rally, one of the lucky WWDC worthy iPhone games, has just had it's price lowered from $9.99 to $5.99. Rally had found itself a competitor in Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, since both games had the same premise, gameplay, and price. Perhaps Pangea Software, the developers of Rally, simply wanted to make the Rally/Bandicoot decision a little bit easier. Regardless, thanks Pangea - now lower Enigmo too :)

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  • The guy behind nes4iphone, Zodttd, has just finished porting the infamous game Quake to the iPhone.

    Quake Ported To The iPhone

    Posted on 08/01/2008
    The guy behind nes4iphone, Zodttd, has just finished porting the infamous game Quake to the iPhone.

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  • It seems that Steve Jobs has always been a man aware of future trends. Whether it be futuristic circuit boards, wizardy touch-sensitive mobile devices, or simply popped collars, Steve Jobs has always been a trendsetter. Check out Steve Jobs lookin' fly over 20 years ago with his red collar popped straight up towards the sky - and somehow, he pulled it off back then way better than the current Abercrombie youth does.

    Steve Jobs Has Always Been A Trendsetter…

    Posted on 08/01/2008
    It seems that Steve Jobs has always been a man aware of future trends. Whether it be futuristic circuit boards, wizardy touch-sensitive mobile devices, or simply popped collars, Steve Jobs has always been a trendsetter. Check out Steve Jobs lookin' fly over 20 years ago with his red collar popped straight up towards the sky - and somehow, he pulled it off back then way better than the current Abercrombie youth does.

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  • The App Store currently has 5 full pages of "productivity" apps, and a number of them perform the same thing: a to do list. However, some of these applications are mere notepads, while others actually help you get things done. Read on to see which To-Do apps will help you avoid procrastination, and which will simply prolong your daily time-wasting.

    Getting Things Done With Your iPhone: A Who’s Who in To Dos

    Posted on 08/01/2008 | 6 Comments
    The App Store currently has 5 full pages of "productivity" apps, and a number of them perform the same thing: a to do list. However, some of these applications are mere notepads, while others actually help you get things done. Read on to see which To-Do apps will help you avoid procrastination, and which will simply prolong your daily time-wasting.

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