By engadget, on August 6th, 2010%
We love Android ’s 24-hour app return policy, so when we heard about Apple opening a “Try Before You Buy” section in the App Store , we grabbed the closest iDevice in our proximity to see what exactly was up. Only, it isn’t exactly what we expected given the name. Located under Features -> Free on the App Store, the new section serves only to highlight the free / “lite” edition of apps with premium older siblings. . . . → Read More: iPhone’s App Store ‘Try Before You Buy’ section isn’t exactly what you’re hoping for
By engadget, on August 5th, 2010%
Been wondering about Nokia’s strategy for conquering the rapidly expanding app space? . . . → Read More: Nokia’s app development strategy: Qt, Qt, Qt (video)
By engadget, on August 4th, 2010%
Tired of waiting around for Apple’s “review process” to complete? So was PlayOn . Rather than sticking it out and dealing with the App Store’s near-limitless amount of red tape, the content streaming startup has kicked out an HTML5 web app that enables Hulu ( for now, at least ) and Netflix streaming to iPod touch and iPhone devices. . . . → Read More: PlayOn’s web app brings Hulu and Netflix to iPod touch, iPhone
By PreCentral, on August 2nd, 2010%
As you well know, we are big fans of Palm’s Web App Feeds and Beta App Feeds , both of which allow developers to distribute apps directly to users (who know how to use them) without the need for review from Palm. . . . → Read More: Some fake apps in the Beta & Web feeds
By TiPb, on July 31st, 2010%
Kaboom’s Paratrooper is simple in theory — tap the plane to drop the paratrooper, tilt your iPhone or iPod touch to direct them to the landing spot. And right there is where every casual gaming fan knows the addiction starts and the mayhem begins. You want to hit the X . . . → Read More: Kaboom’s Paratrooper lands on the iPhone
By TiPb, on July 31st, 2010%
OpenAppMkt aims to be an App Store for HTML5 web apps. . . . → Read More: OpenAppMkt provides “App Store” for HTML5 apps
By PreCentral, on July 31st, 2010%
Yesterday was a light day in the App Catalog, again dominated by our friends at Upward Mobility. They may have pumped some 123 test prep apps into the App Catalog to date, but we’re fine with that – afterall, they aren’t piles of you-can-find-it-with-Google wallpapers, quotes, and public domain books . . . → Read More: New in the App Catalog for 30 July 2010
By PreCentral, on July 30th, 2010%
Since our last edition, Palm’s app catalog topped 3,000 (It’s quality, not quantity, right?), a clever fan-crafted Pre commercial earned high praises, AT&T dropped the Pre Plus to $99.99 online with activation, and HP decided to kick in a $50 gift card with the purchase of AT&T Palm phones. . . . → Read More: Talkin’ Palm – Edition 51
By PreCentral, on July 30th, 2010%
By PreCentral, on July 30th, 2010%
As we head into these last days of July, it’s time to take another look at the App Catalog. Wait, who are we kidding, we look at the App Catalog about a hundred times every day regardless of where in the month we are. . . . → Read More: New in the App Catalog for 29 July 2010
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