Category: iPhone 4G Apps

Apple Being too Aggressive with App Store Policy?

Readability is a service that strips away ads and banners to better let users read the content better. It’s subscription-based model lets users pay a low monthly fee why sharing the majority of revenue with publishers and writers. Apple recently rejected Readability’s iPhone and iPad application submission, pointing them to 11.2 in the App Store Review Guidelines:

11.2 Apps utilizing a system other than the In App Purchase API (IAP) to purchase content, functionality, or services in an app will be rejected.

Having had their technology added to Apple’s Safari browser just last year, Readability was very upset about the decision, so much so that an open letter to Apple was written. You can follow this story on readability’s blog where the comments continue to poor in.

Watch the Times Square Ball Drop on Your iPhone

As 2010 has come to an end, it’s our great pleasure to wish all of our visitors the best for 2011 and hopes that you all had a great 2010. We’ve put up many free iphone 4 offers this year and have received some great thank you emails. Keep visiting and we’ll be here keeping you updated. You can subscribe to our RSS feed or Twitter account if you like.

Now onto the post at hand. A great iPhone application has been developed, full of featu

res. Most people will be watching their TV around new years but you can change it up this time by watching the New York City’s Times Square ball drop on your iPhone, live. The pplication is free of charge, just look for it in the iTunes app store!

Free iPhone App Removed for Being Anti-Gay

Change.org represents the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transexual (LGBT) community who were outraged at a free iPhone 4 application titled “Manhattan Declaration”, a Christian app. It all started when Manhattan Declaration asked it’s users to fill out a survey about how they felt about gay marriage and abortion. If users replied that they approved of gay marriage they received a zero on the survey and were asked to donate.

LGBT got wind of this and began to take action by creating a petition which received over 7,000 signatures. The petition was presented to Steve Jobs(CEO of Apple) and in a short period of time, Manhattan Declaration was removed from the itunes app store. The Christian application company disagrees with Apple’s decision and states that they will fight the removal of their app using Facebook and Twitter.

Sonic Races to the iPhone

Retro gamers and the older generation are well aware of Sonic the Hedgehog, it was a staple for the Sega Genesis and the lovable character still appears in updated versions of gaming systems like the Wii, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.

It only makes sense to offer some nostalgic time-wasting fun on the iPhone 4. for 9.99 on the app store, you can enjoy a blast from the past, and what’s more, reviews for this game are generally positive. The game references to Episode 1 so there are likely to be updated or addons to further the gameplay.

Awesome Video Quality For Justin.tv App on the iPhone 4

Justin.tv CEO admits that they aren’t the first ones to take notice in the mobile streaming video market, not even the third or fourth. Services like Qik have been available for some time now. What makes the Justin.tv application for the iPhone 4 really stand out is it’s pretty impressive video and audio quality. It’s clear that Justin.tv wants to break free from the rest and leave the other services playing catch-up.

The Application allows you complete control from your iPhone, even down to registering an account and logging in. No need to visit the website. You can stream live video or record a video. It’s possible to shoot with either the front or back-facing camera. You can see who’s watching and chatting as well as chat back. It’s possible to stream video using Wifi, 3G or even EDGE, although, performance would suffer using a poor network like EDGE. You can pick it up for free in the iTunes marketplace.