A first peek inside the iPhone App Store

Critter crunch looks like quite a clever game. Definitely worth the buy. I’m going to pick this up ASAP.

The game population is quite high for a PDA like the iPhone, but the iPhone can handle them all with its great cpu and processor, the best game that i have come across so far has been Reel Deal Hold ‘EM. It has great character traits and a smooth gameplay.

how do you obtain the 2.0 version in your old phone. please explain

ex ped: Plug your iPhone into your computer and when iTunes comes up, click on Check for Updates on the opening page. If you tried yesterday — along with about 6 million other iPhone users — you would have found that the iTunes servers had crashed.

The roll out has been abysmal at best. Apple is saying nothing, but the rumors abound about software and server errors.

Everyone on the planet, from New Zealand to New York, Except Apple saw this coming. They should have rented the computing power of a small European country to hand the roll out day. OR at least allowed the staggered pre-installation of the required 2.0 software.

Frisbee Golf is my favorite so far.

Instead of staring off into a little screen, try improving your mind, helping others, increasing your spiritual awareness, saving the planet, eating better, playing with your children or pets. Life is so much more than an I-Phone. You are missing it. In fact you don’t NEED a cell phone at all.

Pity Apple hasn’t been better at selecting which developers can put up apps. We’re very excited about providing a native version of our already excellent flashcard app.

Yes, well, if there is a category for fiction, that’s where the Bible (esp. the 2nd Testament) should be… and the Qur’an also…

Back off on the “journalistic credibility” attacks. Jeez. I’m pretty sure CNN links to this page saying that it’s a blog. Heck, the URL is apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com.

This isn’t formal journalistic writing, it’s not a magazine article. It’s one man’s commentary on his blog. I think he’s entitled to let a little bit of personality out every once in a while.

Oh easily offended people, just chill out. We’ll just put it wherever you believe the Qu’uran should go.

I’d say the Remote app, made by Apple, is going to be the biggest app for a while. It lets you control iTunes or an Apple TV from your iphone or iPod touch. Yeah, you could do it before, but this is a step up I’d guess. If it does what I want I won’t have to have a computer on - or a TV - to play music with my Apple TV.
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“reference” meaning it is acknowledged but not in the inventory of books. like you said; it is not entertaining. a religious symbol, is the last thing apple needs to be.

It is Fortune Magazine, a place with enough journalistic credibility that it should not tolerate off handed remarks related to religion. The Bible comment was unnecessary and in bad taste. Shelve the smug “happy to report” and stick to technology reporting. If the sentence was made as a jab you have proved to be successful if it was not intended as a jab then you have been insensitive and reckless.

ed ped: I wasn’t clear. I was just happy the Bible wasn’t classified with the other books as “entertainment.”

I loved Solitaire City on Windows and now it’s available for iPhone - Yippee !! Solitaire City for iPhone

Here’s what I’m hoping to see, now or in the near future:

A way to run these programs on your computer/big screen TV and CONTROL THEM WITH YOUR ITOUCH OR IPHONE.

Any word?

I don’t understant why you consider that the bible is well at its place when it’s classified as “reference”. Reference of what, precisely ?

ex ped: I wasn’t clear. I was just glad it wasn’t classified with the rest of the books as “entertainment.”