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 [Profy] Lessons for Google’s Android Marketplace from Apple App Store: What is remarkable about Apple App Store and iTunes used to purchase and download applications, is that Apple has really managed to build a real ecosystem where a user of any Apple device can find tons of things he may be willing to buy - from music to iPhone applications. If Google wants to repeat the success, they will need not to focus on apps for the Android platform only - they will need to add further content that users will be able to consume in the same place, this increasing the number of reasons for users to visit the marketplace.

[iFones.com Apple iPhone 3G News] Apple iPhone App Review - Kevin Rose on iTunes 9: Bring the Social!: But Kevin Rose did totally nail iTunes 8, so why not listen to what the founder of Digg, Revision 3, and Pownce has to say about the iTunes 9 Social? And hey, if it doesn’t pan out, we can all go back to hating on his predictions, […]

[Product Beautiful: Building Product Management by Paul Young] Apple’s App Store: The Rise of Transitionware?: If you have iTunes and an iPhone or iPod Touch, you can access the app store.  There are thousands of applications across many different categories like productivity, games, and finance.  Apple segments the offers into “Paid,” and “Free.”  Paid apps can range from $0.99 to $999, set by the developer, and Apple takes a cut of the revenue.  Every app has a 1-5 star rating, voted on by the users, and an open commenting system.  Anyone can review or rate any application, even if they haven’t purchased the app they are reviewing.

 [PhoneNews.com] Apple Blocks Developers from Bypassing App Store: This was put to the test last week when Podcaster, an application barred from sale on the App Store, began being sold directly to customers.

[iFones.com Apple iPhone 3G News] Apple iPhone App Review - XBMC remote for iPhone: Expect to see frequent indepth reviews and commentary on SDK development and applications with general Apple iPhone Reviews as well.

[Apple iPhone News] MailWrangler Denied: No App Store for Gmail App: Some developers will learn to stay as far away from the 1 ton Apple elephant, their money and premiere Apps, as possible, and content themselves with other areas. Others will simply go elsewhere and develop the next generation of miracle apps on Google’s platform instead.

[iFones.com Apple iPhone 3G News] IPhone App Reviews - Apple Pwns Pwnage, Pwnage Pwns Apple Back: Since they can’t avoid hacked iPhones no matter how hard they try, Apple seems to have prepared iTunes 8 to avoid pwning, disabling this ability in mint iPod touch and iPhone devices. But don’t fret, because the iPhone Dev Team has already launched a counterattack:

 [Method ~ of ~ failed by Tim Heuer] Apple’s AppStore Restricts User Choice: Podcaster is a native iPhone app developed by someone in the Apple developer program and not using anything that isn’t permitted in the terms and conditions of the SDK. It provides the ability to search/add/download podcasts from your .

 [MacDailyNews] BusinessWeek reviews iTunes’ App Store: Apple has hit another home run: "Apple has embraced the developer community with gusto as it looks to third parties to help round out an already feature-packed iPhone and iPhone 3G. App Store launched with more than 500 free and paid applications in July and in little more than a month has grown to more than 3,000 (of which about 600 are free)," Edwards reports.

 [The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] First Look: Equivalence for iPhone: Bottom line: This is the best unit converter for the iPhone, hands-down. Be sure to take a look at our gallery of Equivalence screenshots.

[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] First Look: Equivalence for iPhone: Admittedly this mode is targeted at users with slightly more advanced needs than the average user, but for those people it is the best conversion application out there. For simpler users, I provide some of the best customer service available in terms of response and updates, especially because of the update system built into Equivalence.

 [The iphone Blog] MailWrangler Denied: No App Store for Gmail App: Some developers will learn to stay as far away from the 1 ton Apple elephant, their money and premiere Apps, as possible, and content themselves with other areas. Others will simply go elsewhere and develop the next generation of miracle apps on Google’s platform instead.

[Beejive Blog] iPhone native application submitted to Apple: Stay connected after you close the application and be notified when you get a new message through MobileMe push.  After being out of coverage BeejiveIM automatically reconnects and picks up where you left off.

 [The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] Delivery Status touch: obsessive package tracking on the move: Delivery Status touch is available in the iTunes App Store for $1.99; this pricing is listed as "introductory" so you might want to get it before it becomes more expensive.

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