Articles Tagged ‘applications’

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  This New Study Claims iOS Applications Crash More Often Than Android Applications

  BY Joe White on Sat February 04th, 2012

  In a new study conducted by the mobile application monitoring company Crittercism, it is noted that iOS application crash more often than their Android counterparts. The results, as you can see in the above and below images, speak for themselves: most applications crash under iOS 5.0.1, while Android apps appear to be rather more stable.
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  Jailbreak Only: Camera Preview Disabler - Does Exactly What It Says On The Box

  BY Joe White on Sun August 15th, 2010

  If you're using Locktopus to password protect your apps, then read on to find out about Camera Preview Disabler, and discover how you can make your iPhone's photo library truly private.
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  Ten Top Sleep Aid Apps for the Desperate Insomniac

  BY Joe White on Sat June 26th, 2010

  If you have trouble falling asleep at night, check out this concise list of iPhone sleep aid applications. If one of them doesn't help you, nothing will!
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  From the Diary of an App Developer: To Demo or Not to Demo?

  BY Adam Blair on Thu June 17th, 2010

  Now that you've mostly programmed your application, it's time to make a choice: To demo or not to demo? This in an incredibly important decision, especially when it comes to marketing. Today, I'll help you make up your mind.
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  Apple Design Awards 2010: Winners Announced

  BY Joe White on Wed June 09th, 2010

  Apple has just announced the winners of their Apple Design Awards 2010. Read on to find out who the winners are!
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  Time Magazine iPhone App Gets Update To 2.0

  BY Joe White on Thu June 03rd, 2010

  Time Mobile has been updated to version 2.0, and a great many sleek new features have been added. However the one thing that has remained the same, sadly, is the issue price.
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  From the Diary of an App Developer: Digitizing Your Notes

  BY Adam Blair on Mon May 17th, 2010

  Now that we have a ton of features for our application, it is time to narrow then down and get them onto a computer so we can utilize them from a programming and design standpoint.
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  From the Diary of an App Developer: Your App Ideas

  BY Adam Blair on Mon April 26th, 2010

  Now that you have the perfect partner for your journey through app development, it's time to get creative. This short guide will help your development team get focused on developing a workable idea for your very own application by focusing on your favorite categories and by studying existing apps in the App Store. Now let's get developing!
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  Why Jailbreak: ProSwitcher

  BY Adam Blair on Wed December 30th, 2009

  ProSwitcher is a Palm Pre-style application switcher, which has revolutionized the way I use my iPhone. Check out the post to see how you can do it too.
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  Why Jailbreak: Get Even More Stuff With Repositories

  BY Adam Blair on Fri December 04th, 2009

  Get even more apps from Cydia with a comprehensive list of repositories.
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• Appisode 46: Monkey Ball 2 is Upsetting Jailbreakers, Steve Jobs Approves An App, And IKEA On The iPhone

  BY Robin Rhys on Wed December 02nd, 2009

  Monkey Ball 2 is not working on jailbroken devices, but we found a fix. Check out the Podcast to see what it is. Steven Jobs takes a hand in the approval process. EA's Tiger Wood's
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• App Advice Daily The Ultimate iPhone News Source (Video)

  BY Robin Rhys on Wed September 09th, 2009

  Steve Jobs is back at Apple, iPhone OS 3.1 has been released and the iPod Touch received an update. For all this and more check out App Advice Daily to get the most up to
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  Review: 1001 Ringtones

  BY Simone Luker on Wed July 15th, 2009

  1001 Ringtones features all different varieties of songs, sounds and people. From the annoying to the soothing, from upbeat to country and Charlie bit me to the Adam's Family. 1001 Ringtones has all types, just find the one, or more, that you enjoy.
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  Review: Clue

  BY Adam Blair on Sat June 13th, 2009

  Solve mysterious murders in an exciting game that has redefined how we think of board games that are ported to the iPhone. With stylized graphics, endless replayability, and the feel of the classic game, Clue for the iPhone is a winner.
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  New Message Discovered When Re-Downloading Promo Code Apps

  BY Tyler Tschida on Sat May 30th, 2009

  We have a bit of disheartening news for those of you that re-download applications via your iPhone after redeeming a promo code through the iTunes Store.  Apparently, you no longer can, or at least free
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  Why Jailbreak: Stack and Categories

  BY Adam Blair on Sun May 24th, 2009

  Before jailbreaking, I had 9 home screens full of applications. 9 home screens! I am sure that you know just how confusing and crazy that many home screens can be. But, thankfully, jailbreaking has solved
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  Why Jailbreak: The Miracle of iPhone Widgets

  BY Adam Blair on Mon May 18th, 2009

  My iPhone is perfect in almost every way, and I owe it to jailbreaking. At first, I thought that the best part of jailbreaking was the themes that you could apply to the device through
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  Apple's App Store Revenue No More Than $45 Million

  BY Tyler Tschida on Fri May 15th, 2009

  It's easy to imagine Apple sitting back and raking in all of the cash generated from the App Store, but according to a recent examination of the statistics, Apple may have only earned between $20
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  Data Indicates Free Ad-Supported iPhone Apps Can Be Profitable

  BY Tyler Tschida on Wed May 06th, 2009

  First they tell us one thing, now they tell us another.  New data from the mobile advertising company AdWhirl indicates that free ad-supported iPhone applications can actually be profitable.  This report contradicts the Pinch Media
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  My Top Four Apps (and Reasons) for Jailbreaking

  BY Adam Blair on Sun May 03rd, 2009

  Hi. My name is Adam, and I own a jailbroken iPhone. Many people shudder at sheer mention of the word "jailbreak", but they really shouldn't. Jailbreaking is merely the means to an end; an end
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