There have been many great new applications to make their way onto the App Store in previous weeks, many successful, many defeated. Only a few were top dogs, the others barely made it into the Top 50.
This week’s featured “Hot Pick of the Week!” Â app is brought from one of the most distinguished developers and publishers in town, Tapulous. Their smooth and shiny application, Tap Tap Revenge 3 was a crowd grabber, even before it was released. (more…)
In August of last year, a native version of Tiger Electronics Lights Off burst it’s way onto the jailbreak scene. In July 08, Steven Troughton Smith, the developer of this polished version of Lights Off announced he would be re-designing the game to work with the new iPhone OS 2.0 frameworks, and coincidentally bring it to the App Store. That was in July of last year. It’s not happened yet, although there is still hope ..
Aside from Smith’s version, over the weekend I got a tip off from Jeremy Curcio lead developer at 1026 Development, who was quick to inform me that their modern upcoming reincarnation of the classic game, named Black Out, was also on it’s way to the store … (more…)
[Update – 26.08.08]
Thank you to everyone who contacted me.
If your still interested, drop me at razorianfly@gmail.com
Original Article:
I am looking for a highly-talented iPhone developer to develop and design a simple iPhone application directed at grabbing content from this blog. This new application will be coined ‘RazorianFly Mobile’. The idea being, the app will provide an easy, and clean, interface to read Razorianfly, while mobile, and will be available to everyone, worldwide, through Apple’s App Store. The application will be set out in a list form, and would update over Wifi, Edge and 3G. I imagine it would be easy to develop, but unfortunately I’m lacking C+ programming experience. Currently, I’m thinking of going with the same sort of user interface that WordPress for iPhone [App Store] offers – without the editing abilities …