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more about #developers more comments → redman042: I grabbed this app immediately, before it's not free anymore or before AT&T throws such a fit that Apple pulls it. I know the app is buggy and the se... more » James Marino: "Okay I'll stick it in the App Store. Not that big of a deal. Steve Sent from my iPhone" more » 00000000: I -still- hate it when people (attempt to) contact the head of a company to get what they want. In my mind, it's the same kind of thinking as those t... more » whatthewhereis: The real news here is that whining can also be spelled whingeing. I had no idea. more » StormPooper: How exactly is everyone so sure Jobso was the one that approved it personally? All Apple told the dev was something like "someone high up". I find it ... more » Segador: The level of influence that one man wields at that company is beautiful and terrifying. It's rare and heartening that a CEO takes this much personal i... more » musicmonkey34: I'm surprised no one has created a tiny little periscope to redirect the camera to the front. I'd buy that. more » Zack-J-T: I tried this app and it works fine over two 32GB 3GS's. I actually recommend this app - Something I don't do often... more » J2M3: Shows potential... and unlike all the comments on the app in the app store, it runs great on an 8gb 3g. more » w0ng3r: "Just don't use a private API, not a big deal - Steve" Sent from my iPhone. I originally typed "Iphone", hit submit and thought something looked off,... more » jmeltzer: What, no link to the app from this page? more » njdevil: That is kind of cool. Do you have to be using the app for someone to 'Knock'? more » lostgame: I'm a full-time mobile applications developer for a web conglomerate that owns several popular and powerful brands - I write iPhone apps, Android apps... more » Odin: Plus there's no guarantee that someone else won't come along and release an app that does pretty much the same thing as yours for free. The reason I ... more » OMG! Ponies!: App development is a business - like any other. Before investing capital, have a plan. Not just a plan on how to make the app, but how to make money... 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 » -
#apple
The iPhone App Store Gold Rush May Be Running Low on Gold
We've heard the woes of app developers waiting for payments, but at least there were payments. Newsweek claims, in a sensational trend piece, that the App Store goldmine has dried out and some developers are barely getting by. More » -
#palm
Palm Paid Apps Coming on September 24th
Palm's paid e-commerce beta program finally has a firm launch date—September 24th. As previously noted, Palm developers that have been accepted into the app program will receive 70% of the proceeds from sales. [Digital Daily] -
#android
Android Developer Challenge 2 Kicks Off, $2M Up For Grabs
But you'll have to act fast: Submissions close August 31. Last year's comp unearthed a bunch of cool apps (and location-based services were big), so I'm looking forward to seeing what pops up in September for public judging. More » -
#sanfrancisco
San Francisco Sets An Example, Opens City Data For Anyone To Use
SF Mayor Gavin "Handsome" Newsom just announced via Techcrunch that the city will start placing crime, health and other city data online for people to use. What's it for? Think iPhone apps that show restaurants' health code ratings, for one. More » -
#palm
Palm Pre's Mojo SDK Leaked: Bring on the Apps
Palm's Mojo devkit has leaked to the web ahead of schedule—they had announced it would arrive in late summer, and instead developers are treated to the SDK right now. More » -
#windowsmobile
What the F*@# Is Going On In This Windows Mobile Developer Video?
I don't know what the fuck's going on in this Windows Mobile Developer video. Do you? I'm not sure I like it. It's absurdist without having a point. More » -
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#appstore
Five Indie App Store Developers Form Cabal to Create Games 'Seal of Quality'
Five independent App Store developers, stymied by the prospect of big publishers entering the space, have banded together to form a games seal of quality called App Treasures that they hope will protect their business from heavy hitters like EA. More » -
#apple
iPhone Developers Threatening Apple Over Outrageous App Payment Delays
While Apple keeps bragging about one billion iPhone apps sold, some developers are fed up with their outrageous payment delays. Some cases are dramatic, deeply affecting indie developer's families in the middle of the crisis: More » -
#apple
Apple Developer Agreement Forbids Writing Jailbreak and DRM Cracking Apps
Developers signing on to the iPhone SDK program are now expressly forbidden from writing iPhone apps that can be installed via jailbreak, or any software for any Apple technology that messes with security or DRM. More » -
#iphone
iPhone 3.0 Beta 2 Now Available, Fixes Sluggishness, Introduces Push Notifications
The second iPhone 3.0 Beta is now available, and developers can go download it immediately from Apple's iPhone dev page. Updated. More » -
#software
Anyone Need an iPhone App Developer?
Did you have the idea for iFart before iFart? Are you working a desk job only because you don't know how to program for the iPhone? Then hire a developer to code your genius. More » -
#blackberry
BlackBerry Storefront App Store Now Accepting Submissions
BlackBerry is finally gearing up for their Storefront answer to the App Store and Android Marketplace. Developers can now submit their ideas for inclusion. The Storefront launch is scheduled for a March. [BlackBerry] -
#behindthecurtain
The Trouble With the iPhone Apps Business
It's no secret that being an iPhone app developer is at times rough business, mostly due to Apple's goofy authoritarianism. But judging by some recent soul-spilling by a few leading devs, things are getting rougher. More »
