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Is Electronic Arts Going To Suck Firemint Dry?
For better or worse, EA's purchase of Firemint will have critical ramifications in the mobile gaming industry.
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Though iFitness was banned from the App Store, its code lives on in the re-branded, nigh-identical Full Fitness app from Health Xperts.
South American-Made iDevices? Foxconn And Brazil Must Meet In The Middle
Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn is set to finalize negotiations with the Brazilian government to bring a $12 billion plant to the South American nation.
OscilloScoop Is Interactive, Music-Making Eye Candy For The Simple Set
The newest app from the Scott Snibbe Studio, OscilloScoop is an inventive and intuitive way to create and enjoy music on your iDevice.
Concept iOS Notification System Impresses, May Be Partially Correct
Independent designer Andreas shows off his take on the purported iOS 5 notification system redesign.
iCab Mobile Taxis Onto Runway With Jumbo-Sized Update
iCab Mobile claims "Best-in-Show" status with its feature-rich, silky-smooth 4.8 update.
It's... Monty Python's Trivial Quizzical Quesssst!
This new collection of Monty Python trivia is sure to make you laugh and bash bricks against your head.
OS X "Reading List" Out To Poach Users Of Instapaper, Others?
The latest build of OS X Lion sports a "Reading List" feature that could compete with, and even harm, popular app developers.
BMW's iDrive Demo Is Kind Of Neat, Kind Of Not
BMW's iDrive system, co-developed by Apple, offers some functionality but lacks robust automotive connectivity.
Instapaper Free: A Study In App Store Economics
Instapaper creator Marco Arment explains why he pulled the free version of his popular app (and why it might not make it back).
ParrotBot Squawks Out Emails, Keeps Mateys And Scallywags Safer
ParrotBot lets you use your cellphone to access any Gmail account, reading new messages so you can keep your eyes on the road.
"Robick" Helps You Learn Music By Ear, Shake Up Your Boring Parties
Robick gives music-analysis apps a spin with its record-like interface, multiple sound modes, and customizable features.
Android Market To Take Over App Store Numbers, So What?
Android might soon have more apps on offer than Apple, but that data doesn't mean much without a little bit of perspective.
"AirLocation" Enables Accurate GPS On Wi-Fi-Only iPad
"AirLocation" seeks to partner any Wi-Fi-only iPad with any newer iPhone for capable, big-screen GPS tracking.
Online Apple Store Temporarily Down
The online Apple store is temporarily down.
Tapulous Brings Bruno Mars To "Tap Tap Revenge" Series
Bruno Mars lands in the App Store as part of Tapulous' on-going "Revenge" series of music games.
Apple Triples Free-dealing Android's Paid App Count
The App Store's total app count may be dethroned soon, but all the money's still in iOS.
Apple Explains, Debunks "Locationgate"
Ina Fried talks with Apple execs and gets to the bottom of Locationgate once and for all.
White iPhone 4 No Tom Sawyer Story
According to Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller, crafting the iPhone 4 wasn't as simple as applying a new coat of paint.
New Apple Patent Suggests Magnetic P2P
A new Apple Patent suggests a newer, faster way to initiate device-pairing and file-sharing.
Supermono Grants A Brief Peek At "Drive Forever"
"Drive Forever" has the makings of a bona fide iOS summer blockbuster.
Google Survey's In The Toilet
Google's smartphone usage survey is entertaining but probably inaccurate.
TweetDeck 2.0 Gets Internets All Atwitter
TweetDeck 2.0 for iPhone is out now and sports a totally redesigned look!
