[Update] – 11.08.08
Also taking editors without existing blogs.
If your one of these people, please attach a small sample of your writing style to the e-mail.
Cheers,
R-Fly
Original Article:
It’s time to expand, and if your interested, awesome.
I’m looking for someone who is highly interested in the following; blogging, breaking news, Apple, iPhone, iPod, Industrial Design, and more. Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator experience is an advantage.
Interested?
Shoot me at: razorianfly@gmail.com
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On Friday, the Olympics in Beijing kicked-off with an absolutely phenomenal opening ceremony.
Here are some shots from that ceremony …
With the recent problems I’ve been having with my iPhone 3G, I thought the bad-luck was over, but it seems not …
[Update] – 10.08.08
It appears, the website which was supposedly managed by Armin Heinrich himself to promote ‘I Am Rich’, has ensured peace of mind of the customers who purchased the application, accidentally (through ‘one-click’), by stating those customers will be fully refunded, soon – Good move Armin, good move.
Original Article:
Well, looks like someone has cracked Apple’s DRM on Heinrich’s pulled application, I am Rich.
Here is a full walk-through of the $999.99 application …
Now you can all see, just what you would of got for your money …
… And let me tell you, it’s not pretty, as you’ll see below …
A new spherical action title has hit the store. It’s Radius [App Store] by Pattern Making Co.
Basic Concept
The aim of the game is to defend your sphere from enemies which land on it’s surface. The faster you tap and rotate the sphere the more you gain. The sphere has life which can be damaged, due to attacks, but also your reaction time.
Gameplay
The sphere can be rotated easy by flicking and swiping your finger. This interface makes the game what it is. It actually gets quite frenzied the more time enemies are given to invade the sphere. Further into the game enemies can split off into multiple moving targets. You must catch them before they also try the attack. Killing an enemy is as simply as taping on it. Future enemies will progressively get harder as they develop different personalities and dependencies, some even requiring multiple taps …
[Update] – 08.08.08
Six people in the U.S., one from Germany and one from France bought the $999.99 application.
Original Article:
I updated the original article with this information, but now I have a bit more. It seems one reason the application may have been pulled, is due to an app store review (above).
The words of a no-doubt anxious buyer, having Apple await to deduct the $999.99 owed from his/her account, for … well, an application which basically has no purpose …