Articles Tagged ‘store’
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Google Pulls Voice App From Store
BY Chris Conner on Sun October 16th, 2011
Google has pulled the Voice application from the App Store following iOS 5 crashes.
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AppGuide Updated: Best iPad Comic Books Apps
BY Greg Sapienza on Mon May 30th, 2011
The iPad brings comic books to life. The iPad can show comic books in ways that paper never could. With the addition of DC Comic Viewer, people have yet another choice of how to bring their comics to the iPad.
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New AppGuide: Best Comic File Readers
BY Greg Sapienza on Mon May 30th, 2011
In the age of today's digital lifestyle, many people still hold on to paper comic books. However, other comic book fans have embraced the digital versions. The apps in this AppGuide will allow anyone to read digital comics on their iPhone, with all of the advantages of modern app features, including searching, downloading and sorting. These things cannot be done on the same scale with traditional comic books.
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Get Your iPad - Now Shipping Within 24 Hours
BY Joe White on Sun August 29th, 2010
If you're thinking about purchasing an iPad, now would be the ideal time. On Apple's online store, shipping times are now "within 24 hours." Great news for potential iPad owners!
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HP's iPrint App Goes 3.0, Gets Many New Features
BY Scott Grizzle on Fri August 27th, 2010
While the "HP iPrint Photo" was originally created to simply print photos wirelessly to HP printers, it has grown into much more.
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Apple Drawing Attention Away From Free Apps
BY Scott Grizzle on Thu August 19th, 2010
While the App Store's "Top Apps" charts have always given equal billing to both free and paid apps, it appears that the equality has finally come to an end.
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Xvid On Your iPad With CineXPlayer
BY Scott Grizzle on Fri August 13th, 2010
If you're one of the many people who are frustrated with the video format limitations of your iPad, then you may be happy to hear that there's an alternative.
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One Of The Most Popular Mac Apps Makes It To The iPhone And iPad
BY Scott Grizzle on Wed July 21st, 2010
Business people everywhere can now run a company from the palm of their hand. FileMaker Pro, the database software popular with Mac users, has finally brought its amazing functionality and design to the iDevice market with FileMaker Go.
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Say Hello To The App Christmas Tree
BY Alexander Vaughn on Tue November 24th, 2009
Apple just reveled its global in-store Christmas campaign. This year it consists mainly of a Christmas tree made of apps featuring an iPhone in its middle. I'm not quite sure why the byline says "85,000
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Exclusive: Apple Deploys Its New EasyPay Device At Paris' Grand Store Opening
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sat November 07th, 2009
As some of you may know AppAdvice was at Apple's new store opening in Paris this morning. The 2 hours wait didn't go to waste as we discovered that Apple rolled out its new EasyPay.
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Sprint's Next Try at an App Store
BY Eric Norwood on Wed October 28th, 2009
Sprint/Nextel will open a new, more open, third-party managed App Store for its smartphones. Sprint hopes to offer a one-week turnaround time for approving submitted apps, which would be a stark contrast to Apple's infamously
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Apple Releases a New Remote... Finally
BY Eric Norwood on Tue October 20th, 2009
Our favorite Cupertino (Calif.) computer company has just announced an array of new Apple products ready for consumption; a new iMac, Macbook, Mac mini, a Magic Mouse, and new remote are sitting seductively in the
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Vonage Disappoints
BY Eric Norwood on Tue October 06th, 2009
About a month after Apple approved the Vonage VoIP app, it debuted in the App Store to some pretty negative reviews: "What is the point if this won't work with my existing Vonage account?" "This
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Flash Finds a Way Onto the iPhone
BY Eric Norwood on Mon October 05th, 2009
Many people thought that Apple's reluctance to join the Open Screen Project meant no Flash Player for the iPhone, despite the other smartphones gearing up for Adobe's patented technology. In one of many press releases
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The Inanimate Object Of Your Affection-The Disturbing Relationship Between Man and Phone
BY Dave Holmes on Tue June 30th, 2009
Lately I have gotten to wondering whether or not I am the first humor columnist/glorified space filler to compare the feelings one develops for a phone, to the feelings one develops for a significant other.
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Fish Tycoon
BY Matt Fox on Wed April 08th, 2009
A real-time fish simulator that allows you to breed, manage, and sell over 400 species of fish. Even when the game is turned off, your fish continue to grow and flourish in this addictive virtual pet store brought to you by the same team responsible for the acclaimed series, Virtual Villagers. Read more here...
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Cydia Store Announced, Coming Soon
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri March 06th, 2009
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Pocket Rejection - App Store Submission Troubles Hit Home
BY AJ Craig on Wed March 04th, 2009
We hesitate to write an article about ourselves, however we have recently been placed in the very same position that many iPhone developers have unwillingly found themselves while submitting an app. It is expected that
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My iPhone Is Pretty Cute
BY Eric Norwood on Sat January 24th, 2009
Earlier this month I made a tongue-in-cheek comparison between an iPhone and a woman, or at least I thought it was tongue-in-cheek. A few days ago Resistor Productions presented the App Store with some eye candy
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iPorn
BY Eric Norwood on Fri January 23rd, 2009
Apple has made it clear in the past - no "objectionable" content. "Applications must not contain any obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory content or materials of any kind (text, graphics, images, photographs, etc.), or other
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