GoLearn Pole Dancing is now available on the App Store. Put it on your iPhone or iPod Touch from http://tinyurl.com/gl-poledancing
GoLearn Pole Dancing is now available on the App Store
June 19th, 2009 · No Comments
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GoLearn Skateboarding Lite is now available on the App Store
May 28th, 2009 · No Comments
GoLearn Skateboarding Lite is now available on the App Store. Put it on your iPhone or iPod Touch for FREE at http://tinyurl.com/gls-lite
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Madison Avenue and the App Store - Apple 2.0
May 12th, 2009 · No Comments
A well-designed app, Strother estimates, can cost anywhere from $50,000 to $150,000, take six to eight weeks to develop, and a couple more weeks more to be approved by Apple. “You should also be flexible in this fast-moving marketplace,” he adds. “One application had to be tweaked at the last minute when Apple upgraded the original version of its operating software.”
via Madison Avenue and the App Store - Apple 2.0.
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Very, Very Cool Google Chrome Ad
May 10th, 2009 · No Comments
Now, THAT’s COOL!
The simple video game mirrors the simplicity of Google Chrome’s clean user interface. We used stop-motion to create this short film promoting Google’s new browser. A Chrome Short by Pantograph. http://www.pangra.net
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Hulu, Boxee and Apple TV
May 1st, 2009 · No Comments
via Newsvine - What Disney-Hulu Means for Apple - BusinessWeek.
And the more popular Hulu becomes, the less compelling Apple’s strategy of renting and selling video content online is, says Gartner (IT) analyst Michael McGuire. “Over time, perhaps the direct-payment model goes away,” he says.
I strongly disagree. Currently, Hulu’s strength is also its weakness, as users need to fiddle with the keyboard and mouse in order to watch content on their computer. On the other hand, Apple TV is very easy to hook-up to a large TV and it is conveniently and effectively controlled by the user with just a simple, small remote. I have already replaced my conventional TV with a Mac mini and an LCD computer monitor. Installing a free software such as Boxee or Miro or Joost, allows me and my family to watch Internet video content without being forced to use a keyboard. Boxee also can be linked to my Netflix account so that I can, again, watch movies and control playback from the Apple Remote. Boxee used to be able to provide access to Hulu’s content but Hulu has recently denied access to Boxee users. Hulu could be offered as a service for Apple TV users. Or it could/should create its own Hulu desktop app to allow users to access its content using a remote of their choice. I am a big fan of Hulu but I do not believe that the ad-free, paid content provided by Apple is going to become weaker because of Hulu. On the contrary, I believe that ad-free content is going to grow given the unbearable quality of modern TV commercials, especially for children.
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News I Read: April 22, 2009
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News I Read: April 21, 2009
April 21st, 2009 · No Comments
- ‘LEGO Rock Band’ unveiled, slated for ‘09 release - Game Hunters: In search of video games and interactive awesomeness - USATODAY.com
- ‘Madame Bovary’ original manuscript goes online
- AppleInsider | New discoveries turn up in betas of Apple’s iPhone 3.0 software
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News I Read: April 20, 2009
April 20th, 2009 · No Comments
- Apple slams Microsoft with rubber chickens - Apple 2.0
- Twelve Brands That Will Disappear By End Of 2010
- Flash Charges into the Living Room - NYTimes.com
- Rumor - Hulu’s iPhone app looks sharp, due soon - NYTimes.com
- Prototype - Software That Monitors Children’s Virtual Playgrounds - NYTimes.com
- Madison Logic automates the process of generating sales leads - NYTimes.com
- Identify - Google People With Two Keystrokes - NYTimes.com
- YouTubeDesktop.com - the slickest YouTube browser yet? | last100
- What Should The New U.S. CTO Do? - NYTimes.com
- How a Google-Powered Set-top Box Could Make a Splash - NYTimes.com
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News I read: April 19, 2009
April 19th, 2009 · No Comments
- Can Smartphones Offset Churn? - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com
- AppleInsider | Apple trumps Windows PC makers in customer experience study
- Survey: 84% won’t upgrade to Windows 7 in the next year - Apple 2.0
- Digital Domain - The PC Doesn’t Have to Be an Anchor - News Analysis - NYTimes.com
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GoLearn Skateboarding Is Now #1 Paid Sports App in App Store
February 8th, 2009 · 1 Comment
GoLearn Skateboarding is now the most downloaded paid app in the Sports category of iPhone App Store.
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