Archive | April 14th, 2009
Using the “iPhone” to generate pageviews
It’s becoming far too common for websites who measure success via pageviews to churn out articles and slap either a sensationalist or misleading headline on it. Typically, this practice resides in the purview of lesser-known blogs, but it turns out that even sites like the Wall Street Journal have no bones about implementing this annoying […]
Continue reading...The Most Ridiculous Apple article of the day award goes to..
14. April 2009
Joe Wilcox, for his recent article, “Will App Store Developers Lose by Winning?” Congrats! In Wilcox’s latest article, he equates the iTunes App Store to a Hollywood movie set – “all facade, with nothing much behind it”, and argues that developers are devoting too many resources towards iPhone development at the expense of other platforms.
Continue reading...Apple plans to open up another store in trendy Chicago neighborhood
14. April 2009
Apple is planning on opening up a second retail store in downtown Chicago, and this time it has its sights set on the trendy Lincoln Park neighborhood. Apple originally had planned to open up a store on the commerce heavy State St., but for whatever reason, those plans never materialized.
Continue reading...List of component suppliers for next-gen iPhone
14. April 2009
Digitimes published a list earlier today which encapsulates all of the component suppliers for the next-gen iPhone. Take a look.
Continue reading...Nastiest iPhone App Yet
14. April 2009
Attempting to follow in the successful footsteps of other gross-out apps, a new iPhone app attempts to take things to the next level with a focus on skin lesions. iLeprosy (it feels weird even typing it out) is a new app that lets users take pictures of their friends and digitally apply a wide variety […]
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14. April 2009
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