For anyone who is interested in word games, scrabble games, Word With Friends has to be the best app out there. It’s a scrabble imitator, but it is far better than what Scrabble put out.  The Scrabble version is lame, slow, and obnoxious.  On the flip side, Word With Friends is clean, easy to use, [...]

I’ve jumped in too, and I have to say the built-in Boot Camp option is not my favorite way to go. I’ve become a HUGE fan of Virtual Box by Sun Microsystems for its simplicity, open source standards, ease of use and installation, and price (FREE!).

“iPods changed the way we deliver music to our ears, the Amazon Kindle changed the way we deliver books to our libraries, and we are the first developers to recognize the impact the Apple platform has on getting out travel experiences,” said Carcoana. “With Travelholic Confessions and Secret Places we’re transforming the travel content market to provide real and insightful information to the masses.”

Last month you enjoyed a cruise through the east end of Grand Cayman with Nina Zapala, the Norwegian Fjords with Madhusudan, and took a quick look at the Blarney Stone with Liz. Fans also loved the Yodelfest in Switzerland, the bones at Kutna Hora, the cutest town in Germany, authentic Flamenco in Seville, and tips [...]

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With over 1.5 billion downloads and 65,000+ free and paid apps, I pose this question: Where is the critical mass to the app store? Will we ever reach it ? // Related Posts:Travelholic Update – August 2009Travelholic Confessions – Official PageAll iPhone Apps: all at the same time!Is AT&T Ready for Your iPhone 3G S? [...]

Here’s a great post form Apple Insider about the app wall: http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/09/06/09/apple_stuns_wwdc_crowd_with_pulsating_app_store_hyperwall.html // Related Posts:Travelholic Update – August 2009Travelholic Confessions – Official PageIs there such thing as too many apps?Is AT&T Ready for Your iPhone 3G S? No, here’s why:Design/Development Utilities for the iPhone

So while you’re itching for that new burst of speed from America’s largest network… you won’t get it until the 3G S is old news.

I spotted this great post a few days ago. If you’re looking for a great list of apps to help you organize, design, code, develop and brainstorm, this is a great summary of them. http://mac.appstorm.net/roundups/iphone-roundups/50-iphone-apps-for-web-designers-developers/ // Related Posts:Travelholic Update – August 2009Is AT&T Ready for Your iPhone 3G S? No, here’s why:Preparations for OS 3.0NEW [...]

A while ago I marveled at the cleanliness of the integration of Apple’s whole line.  I recently read this posting about which seems to succinctly package the issues dealing with the downside to the upside of app development.  While I don’t subscribe to the doom and gloom the posting depicts. It is interesting to note. [...]