Google’s I/O conference yesterday in which the company unveiled a bunch of new services, including Google TV, also shed light on a new mobile service which the company had recently acquired. (more…)
Tag: Pulled
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Breaking: Apple to Pull Emoji. Get Emoji while you still can!! [Update]
It seems the luxury of enabling Japanese Emoji on your iPhone or iPod touch over the past few weeks was just that, a luxury. Apple are saying no to Emoji. Today. So, get it while you still can! … (more…)
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Breaking: Peter Boctor’s ‘Tomatoes’ Pulled from the App Store? [Updated]
[Update] – Hot Popcorn is now LIVE [App Store]
Original Article:
Tomatoes, designed by Peter Boctor [More information …] was a client aimed at bringing the ever popular film review site Rotten Tomatoes to the iPhone in a user friendly, clean interface.
Originally available here [App Store], Tomatoes is no longer available. It is not yet known what caused Apple or Peter to pull this application …
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Jobs: $30M App Store Sales in first month.
The App Store is no-longer a hobby for Apple. $1 million a day in applications for a total of $30 million in sales over the first month.
In a recent interview with Steve Jobs himself, The Wall Street Journal reports 60 million applications have been delivered to iPhone and iPod touch users, within the first month … -
Armin Heinrich: The ‘I Am Rich’ Walkthrough – [Updated].
[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 … -
Armin Heinrich – ‘I Am Rich’ Pulled From the App Store. – [Briefly]
[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 …