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  • Tapulous Inc Debuts ‘Fortune’

    After the sheer success of their popular guitar hero-esque title Tap Tap Revenge, and their phenomenal Twitter client, Twinkle comes their third title. Although slightly different than the previous two, and a bit lackluster in terms of functionality, Fortune is harmless fun … (more…)

  • Now Available: Word Squares by Imangi Studios – [Updated]

    NOW AVAILABLE: [App Store]

    From the guys who brought you the extremely popular Imangi, and not yet available on the App Store, we take an exclusive look at Imangi Studio’s next puzzling iPhone title. Word Squares … (more…)

  • Fring Hits the App Store! – [Updatedx2]

    Fring – The fairly popular peer-to-peer mobile VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) client has finally hit the App Store. Checkout my thread over at Mac Rumors, or hit the jump from more details … (more…)

  • Advertise with Us

    Over the past few days I’ve been preparing to offer full paid advertisement on RazorianFly, and today it’s available to you. Two size options, monthly slots, great pricing … (more…)

  • Heads-Up: App Shopper by Arnold Kim

    You may know Arnold Kim (Arn), but if you don’t he’s most notably responsible for running Mac Rumors.com – the very successful rumor-based site relating to all things Apple. Earlier this year, to our surprise, Kim announced he’d quit his job as a physician, with the intention to run and manage Mac Rumors full time. He’s now said to be focusing on other interesting, helpful web projects, one of which is App Shopper … (more…)

  • iPhone Ringtones, with GarageBand and iTunes Plus.

    With the introduction of iTunes 7.7, Apple announced their iPhone ringtone service which consisted of you paying an extra 99 cents on top of the 99 cents it cost you originally to buy the full song. For that, you could pick your own section of an iTunes song you already own to serve as your ringtone. The idea being, for $1.99, you got both. Both a 40 second ringtone and the full track to listen to … (more…)

  • Apple Threatens to Close iTunes – [Briefly]

    The National Music Publishers’ Association has requested an increase in royalty rates for music-related items downloaded from Apple’s iTunes Music Store. If passed, the increased rates will force Apple to consider even continuing to run iTunes as a music distribution center.

    Apple have stated they only continue to keep iTunes available to it’s user base because it is profitable, and running it without profiting, is not an option … (more…)