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more about #apps more comments → 32ndnote: I saw this pop up yesterday on my iPod Touch! It freaked me out... I just want my free integrator. more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Keep an eye on this one. I can't think of a way the controls will be any good, but maybe I'm lacking some vision on the whole accelerometer thing. more » nutbastard: dear wolfram alpha, 10,000 downloads at $5 a piece is better than 1,000 downloads at $50 a piece. and when i say better, i mean, makes you not seem s... more » fuchikoma: Maybe they should have gotten a little bigger before getting so greedy? Way to bump yourselves from relative obscurity into total obscurity, guys... I... more » dagamer34: Is this for iPhones only? What about Android devices? Does the app exist there? more » Duckspwn: 50$ is slightly ridiculous, especially since you can just plop your ass down at a computer and get the same thing free. I would pay 10$ - 20$ for the ... more » lostarchitect: $50? Geeze. $1.99 and I might buy it. I mean, all it does is interface with their website, right? It's really just a front end? more » dragon:ONE: Alright, Wolfram. So, if I can't have a proper free version of your software on my mobile device, I might as well improvise... Such as, oh, I don't ... more » Kaiser-Machead: That's because the people who can pay willynilly for gems like I Am Rich are too stupid to appreciate the value of Wolfram Alpha. more » tande04: Is this whole app store thing doomed to fail? It seems like we're getting so many its a step back not a step forward. more » OMG! Ponies!: Great plan. Except for the niggling little fact that Moblin kinda sucks. It's completely counterintuitive to the average person who has spent two de... more » charliebronson: Remote DVR is already out in a lot of Motorola markets, anything with the latest (A28) guide update has it. more » Monty: A simple alarm clock app for their technicians to use to wake them up after their afternoon snooze on your couch would be the best Comcast app of all.... more » Segador: I snagged it before it got yanked. Pretty funny, but also pretty basic. No options at all. more » tande04: Took me awhile to get why "iRwego" was a clever name. I get it now. more » -
#iphoneapps
The Week's Best iPhone Apps
In this week's Steve-approved app roundup: Your music library, converted into baddies! Twitter, visualized in 3D! Byplanes, flown! Xbox Live accounts, accessed! Cars, salvaged! Overprotective parents, abetted! Live video calls, called! And more... More » -
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Wolfram Alpha Is Tired Of People Not Paying $50 Dollars For Their iPhone App
The first problem with the Wolfram Alpha iPhone app was that it cost $50. The second problem was that the site's iPhone web interface was nearly as good as the app, and it was free. Guess which issue Wolfram "fixed!"
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Intel Developing App Store for Netbooks
Intel this week announced a beta SDK for Atom-powered netbooks, with an eye towards having an app store preinstalled on both Windows and Moblin systems in 2010. More » -
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Comcast Delivering Two More Apps For The Holidays
Continuing Comcast's big day, Zats has learned that the cable provider will be rolling out two more customer apps (in addition to their data usage meter) in the near future: Xfinity and remote DVR scheduling. More » -
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Super Mario Bros iPhone App Makes Your Life a Mario Level
iRwego, a sort-of-cleverly named iPhone app, may not have a very long lifespan, since it's not approved by Nintendo. But I hope it stays—it soundtracks your life as if it were a Mario game. More » -
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Mirror's Edge Coming to the iPhone In January
Love it, hate it, or occasionally vomit because of it, you have to admit that Mirror's Edge was one of the more interesting games of the last few years. And now it's coming to the iPhone. More » -
#stevejobs
Steve Jobs Approves Knocking Live Video App Personally
Normally whingeing gets you nowhere, but in a heartening turn of events, a developer's late-night email shot off to Steve Jobs yielded some surprising results. More » -
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Augmented Reality Twitter App Shows You Exactly Where Your Friends Are Tweeting
Augmented reality Twitter isn't new to the App Store, but their official geolocation service is just a few weeks old. How? Hacks! Twitter 360 is the first augmented reality Twitter app to support the official API, and it looks fantastic. More » -
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Twitter Co-Founder Begins Trial On SquareUp iPhone Credit Card Payment Service
Basic details about Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's plans for an iPhone credit card payment service have been floating around for some time, but it appears that his SquareUp startup has finally gone live for trial users—and it looks promising. More » -
#remainders
Remainders - Stuff We Didn't Post (and Why)
Apple Said to Be Bullying, Giving Wedgies to Flash Memory Makers...Legendary German Camera-Maker Launches Really Boring Digital Cameras...ClearPlay's Upscaling 1080p DVD Player Allows High-Definition Censorship...Survey of Android App Developers Reveals Unhappiness With Sales... More » -
#android
Android Developer Challenge 2 Winners: Grow, Marketplace, Grow
Google's just announced the winners of the second Android Developer Challenge, a homegrown app competition that's produced some must-haves for seasoned Android owners and nervous new Droid users alike. More » -
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Gizmodo's Essential iPhone Apps: November '09 Edition
Each month, the best new iPhone apps—and some older ones—are considered for admission into Gizmodo's Essential iPhone Apps Directory. Who will join? Who will live? Who will die? More » -
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Dolphin Browser Gives Droid the Multitouch It Should've Had From the Start
As far as phones go, the Droid is an olympian. A supermodel. A movie star. But without multitouch, it's a movie star with rickets, and awkward inflection. That is: mildly disappointing! That's where the Dolphin browser comes in. More » -
#autotune
I Am T-Pain App Version 1.1 Lets You Sing Over Your iTunes Library
The T-Pain app we love so much got an important update today: Singing over your iTunes library. Don't know about you, but I can't wait to croon with the Auto-Tune over Miley Cyrus and Party In the U.S.A. More » -
#apple
Apple Rejected Me, a Site for Scorned App Developers
Apple Rejected Me reads like FML, but features stories from rejected app developers instead of inappropriate innuendoes dropped by "that uncle" at Thanksgiving. Got a beef with Apple's approval process? Sound off. [ARM, Thanks Matt.] -
#iphoneapps
This Week's Best iPhone Apps
In this week's tentatively materialistic app roundup: Deals, scrutinized! Barcodes, scanned! Movies, thriftily rented! Magazines, digitized! Pac-Man, terrifyingly adapted to the road! The iPhone's camera, made less terrible! Turn-by-turn, discounted! Home screens, organized! And more... More » -
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Waze Turn-By-Turn App Lets You Play Pac-Man With Your Car
Free, crowd-sourced turn-by-turn app Waze might not navigate quite as well as the Navigons and Telenavs of the world, but it's got one killer feature that they don't: cherries, to chomp with your car. More » -
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Don't Worry Palm, Everything's Going To Be OK
If two new paid fart apps in one day isn't a sign of a maturing App Catalog, I don't know what is. Rest easy, Rubinstein. For once. [Palm] -
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iPhone Translation App Speaks Three Languages With Your Mouth
Somewhere on the App Store spectrum, between the travel phrasebooks and those apps that replace your mouth with a slightly weirder mouth, you'll find iLingual, an app that steals your lips, and uses them to speak three different languages. More »
