Archive | April 24th, 2009
Silent Scope released for the iPhone, gets abysmal review
Konami recently released Silent Scope for the iPhone and iPod Touch, but video game fiends shouldn’t jump for joy just yet. For those of you unfamiliar with the arcade game, Silent Scope puts you in the position of a sniper trying to take out terrorists in a variety of different environments. At first, hitting your […]
Continue reading...Get your Tweet on – Comparing OSX Twitter Clients
24. April 2009
When we read Testfreaks’ in-depth review of 16 Twitter clients for OS X, our first reaction was, “There are 16 Twitter clients for the Mac worth testing?!” Well, apparently they are. So if you’re looking to spicen up your tweeting experience, make sure you check out their extensive chart of Twitter client pro’s and con’s […]
Continue reading...The abusrdity of Wall Street
24. April 2009
Apple, which just announced stellar earnings and astronomical iPhone growth is down in today’s trading. Microsoft, which just reported a drop in revenue for the first time in 23 years, is currently up $1.57.
Continue reading...13 year old downloads billionth app from iTunes
24. April 2009
In a press release today, Apple announced that 13 year old Connor Mulcahey from Connecticut was the lucky guy who downloaded the billionth app from iTunes. He’ll be receiving a $10,000 iTunes gift card, an iPod Touch, a Time Capsule, and a MacBook Pro. Not too shabby, but 10 grand in cash might have been […]
Continue reading...McDonald’s isn’t impressed with 1 Billion iTunes App Downloads
24. April 2009
1 Billion downloads from the iTunes App Store might seem like a lot, but not everyone is fawning over Apple. McDonald’s has sold well over 100 billion hamburgers, and basically stopped counting when they hit 99 billion years ago. Needless to say, they’re not impressed.
Continue reading...Does Forbes have an anti-Apple conflict of interest?
24. April 2009
Forbes recently unearthed a 3 hour deposition of Steve Jobs relating to the Apple backdating scandal he was involved in a few years ago. Now some are asking if Forbes had any inside help in obtaining those transcripts. 9to5Mac lays out an interesting case in the affirmative: – Forbes is partially owned by Elevation Partners […]
Continue reading...Pangea iPhone and iPod Touch apps on sale for $.99, including Enigmo and Cro-Mag Rally
24. April 2009
Pangea Software, the development house behind popular iPhone and iPod Touch apps such as Enigmo and Cro-Mag Rally is conducting a short-term spring cleaning sale whereby all of its iPhone apps will be available for only $0.99. Stock up if you’re so inclined and need a few more excuses to waste some time. Incidentally, Apple […]
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24. April 2009
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