Slide To Play, a leading Web site covering games for Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch, has released GameFinder, a free app now available on the App Store. Due to the overwhelming success of the iPhone and iPod Touch, there are more than 150,000 apps in the App Store, of which more than 30,000 are games. GameFinder is designed to help iPhone and iPod Touch owners find their new favorite games in a variety of ways.
Apple is at it again. Known for its controversial approval and removal of iPhone apps over at the iTunes app store, the WiFi Detector app has been removed without any explanation or apology. Now that was quite below the belt considering it was initially approved and taken out without any reason.
Apple has declined to tell developers what rules scanning applications are actually breaking which leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Well if they keep this up, they may end up with developers shifting their focus on providing new apps for another platform. Something like Android-based phones over at the Android Market. Well Apple doesn’t seem to care anyway.
Apple today announced that more than three billion apps have been downloaded from its revolutionary App Store by iPhone and iPod touch users worldwide.
iPhone and iPod touch customers in 77 countries worldwide can choose from an incredible range of apps in 20 categories, including games, business, news, sports, health, reference and travel.
Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh. Today, Apple continues to lead the industry in innovation with its award-winning computers, OS X operating system and iLife and professional applications. Apple is also spearheading the digital media revolution with its iPod portable music and video players and iTunes online store, and has entered the mobile phone market with its revolutionary iPhone.
For recipes at your fingertips to assisting you with your grocery shopping and selecting the right wine there is something for everyone with a love of cooking that can be accessed through various applications on your iPod touch and iPhone, just a matter of selecting the one or many that are ideal for you.
Lets start with something for the wine connoisseurs, with Wine ph.d you can search and read about wines from all over the world, you can also read peoples recommendations on a certain brand and compare notes, even adding your own reviews. You can also stay up to date on the latest wine articles and the best places to buy what you want, perfect for the wine lover and beginner.
For the kitchen and cooking you have tons of applications, some of the best however would be Weber’s on the grill, in this application you can easily search over 25o recipes, you can then tag, save and turn your favorites into a special grocery list which you can refer to when you need it.
Epicurious recipes and shopping list is similar and just as helpful, the only difference is you can browse over 25,000 tasted recipes from food magazines and various sources online and off. The lists of app’s for the iPhone keep coming so be sure to check back for more as they coming and keep yourself busy with your iPhone always in hand. All the applications listed in todays post are available for purchase now so get buying!
Apalon, an iPhone application development provider with offshore office location announces the launch of an iPhone app marketing program opened to a wide developer community. With 75.000+ apps in the App Store only limited number of apps is successful and the majority of great ideas are buried in countless rankings. Apalon adds the missing element to the business of application developers – professional iPhone app marketing.
Apalon has already developed and marketed a number of iPhone applications that reached TOP10 category as well as overall rankings in the Apple App Store, including USA App Store. Being an expert in iPhone development and iPhone marketing, today Apalon opens its iPhone marketing program to the broad community of iPhone developers.
There are three iPhone app marketing plans to choose from. ‘Basic’ – a minimum requirement for any app release. ‘Standard’ – combines traditional PR and marketing tactics as well as specific App Store promotion methods. ‘Premium’ – for solid apps expected to become wildly popular or dominate in a certain niche.
This ultimate marketing plan combines PR and marketing tactics along with social media marketing and App Store specific and is designed to gain maximum possible exposure.
Additionally Apalon is on the watch for solid applications that have been already developed or are being developed in order to partner with app developers and contribute with its critical advice, marketing or publishing services.
Big in Japan, a Dallas-based idea factory for mobile applications, today announced that its new app, Gravitron X, is now available for free download at the Apple iTunes App Store.
Created by the Big in Japan developer and designer team of Jake and James Adams, Gravitron X is a gravity-simulator app that enables users to create their own universe of celestial bodies – and watch them interact.
Users can create planets, stars, moons, asteroids and space dust by tapping a finger on their iPhone or iPod Touch screens. Stars explode, planets go into orbit, solar systems are built and destroyed — all based on your decisions and how they impact the gravitational interplay of the celestial bodies created. Even the tiniest of dust particles pull on the largest of stars in minute amounts.
Jake and James Adams are brothers and veteran iPhone developers. They have built several popular apps, including Stop Watch and iDoodleIt.
To download Gravitron X, visit the Big in Japan website.
xcelMe, a leader in live online iPhone development and marketing training, has recently added the iPhone Game Programming Course to its all-star roster. This course, exclusively focusing on iPhone game development, will begin in November, 2009.
Experienced programmers and non-programmers alike are looking for skills to develop and market iPhone and iPod applications, especially games. Since xcelMe.com launched its first online iPhone development and marketing courses in Febuary 2009, all courses have sold out in a matter of weeks.
xcelMe instructor-led courses address the needs for someone who has never programmed before, as well as those with years of experience, who desire to learn to develop and market iPhone applications.
Some xcelMe students have realized their dream of having their apps in the Top 100 Paid Applications and have even reached the Top Paid App on the App Store! Check the App Store for Camera Genius and News Addict.
Apple is at it again. Known for its controversial approval and removal of iPhone apps over at the iTunes app store, the WiFi Detector app has been removed without any explanation or apology. Now that was quite below the belt considering it was initially approved and taken out without any reason. 
Big in Japan, a Dallas-based idea factory for mobile applications, today announced that its new app, Gravitron X, is now available for 
