Sprout Now Lets You Sim...

Last week during Apple’s iPhone 4.0 Preview, Steve Jobs announced iAd, a product that could help turn the mobile ad industry on its head. The new product lets developers quickly integrate rich, HTML5 ads into their applications — ads that Jobs says will meld the emotion of...

Google Suggest Becomes ...

Google is going after local search in a big way, especially with mobile and enhanced place listings . Now it is pushing more local searches through its auto-suggest feature on Google.com. When you start typing in a keyword, the suggestions that you see are now geared to your location ....

Tapulous Looks To Repea...

When it comes to games on the iPhone, few companies have had more success than Tapulous , the developer behind the hit game series Tap Tap Revenge . See the original post here:  Tapulous Looks To Repeat Tap Tap Revenge’s iPhone Success On The iPad With...

RjDj Now Lets You Creat...

Back in fall 2008, when the App Store was less than 100 days old, I wrote about an incredibly trippy and innovative application called RjDj (iTunes link). The app is a bit hard to describe, but it essentially takes audio or motion input from your iPhone, passes it through a variety of...

Seesmic Launches App Fo...

Startup Seesmic has perfected the art of developing compelling Twitter clients on a variety of platforms. See original here: Seesmic Launches App For Windows Phone; Rolls Out New Silverlight-Powered Desktop...

The Davos (Or Is It Arr...

The list of people I interviewed at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland earlier this year is starting to look like more like a hit list than a VIP list. Two of them have been relieved of their current positions – MySpace CEO Owen Van Natta and now Ning CEO Gina Bianchini...

Mobile Ad Network Mobcl...

Facing competition from recently acquired AdMob (Google) and Quattro Wireless (Apple), mobile ad network has been steadily working to strengthen their products and offerings. The startup just acquired iPhone app sales analytics software Heartbeat and announced a deal to offer Nielsen’s...

Facebook May Begin Allo...

Facebook’s f8 conference is shaping up to have quite a few improvements in store for developers, and we think we’ve come across another one: a change to Facebook’s data retention policy. Original post:  Facebook May Begin Allowing Developers To Store User Data For...
Adobe Offers Android Developers Free Photoshop.com Mobile Editor, “Unlike iPhone”

Adobe Offers Android De...

Adobe this morning announced that third-party developers now have access to the Photoshop.com Mobile for Android 1.1 editor, allowing them to make it a part of their applications. The news comes four months after the company released Photoshop.com Mobile for Android, enabling users to...
The New App Store Rules: No Swimsuits, No Skin, And No Innuendo

The New App Store Rules...

Over the last few days we’ve been tracking Apple’s recent decision to remove all sexual content from the App Store. It’s an alarming move on Apple’s part, if only because it shows that the company is willing to throw developers (and their livelihoods) under the...

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