clear image Overoll.com logo
 
you are in Tech - Science
Publish date. 12-03-2010   Number of images. 1

An iPhoneographer's six favorite apps

Macworld | There are 2920 photography apps available in the App Store, and more are being added every day. Sorting through and testing each new release—every faux film filter, cropping, and tilt-shift tool—could amount to a full ...
Do you like this story? 

This Story On Images

Random older post
Random older news
Random later post
Random later news
Apple’s recent purge of sex-tinged iPhone apps, combined with its lesser-known ban of “cookie-cutter” apps, signifies the company’s new focus on quality, rather than quantity, in its App Store. Last month, Apple removed about 5,000 apps with “overtly sexual content” from its App Store. And this week Apple told Mobile Roadie, a company that provides templates for clients to build iPhone apps, that the App Store would no longer accept “cookie-cutter” apps — apps made with app-generating services that do little more than reproduce websites or pull RSS feeds from the internet. “This is a hot issue as more focus is being placed on app platforms to ensure they’re providing a quality user experience and content,” said Michael Schneider, CEO of Mobile Roadie.

Full View Apple’s recent purge of sex-tinged iPhone apps, combined with its lesser-known ban of “cookie-cutter” apps, signifies the company’s new focus on quality, rather than quantity, in its App Store. Last month, Apple removed about 5,000 apps with “overtly sexual content” from its App Store. And this week Apple told Mobile Roadie, a company that provides templates for clients to build iPhone apps, that the App Store would no longer accept “cookie-cutter” apps — apps made with app-generating services that do little more than reproduce websites or pull RSS feeds from the internet. “This is a hot issue as more focus is being placed on app platforms to ensure they’re providing a quality user experience and content,” said Michael Schneider, CEO of Mobile Roadie....  

Random older post
Random older news
Random later post
Random later news
Do you like this story? 

Facebook User Recommendations

Other Stories

  • Apple's iPad Will Read Books out Loud, Support Free E-Books

    Wired News | When it began taking preorders for the iPad this morning, Apple also published some new details about how the tablet device will function as an e-book reader. It turns out the iPad will read books out loud to you with audio dictation, ...

  • Plastic Logic eReader is delayed

    USA Today | The arrival of the highly-anticipated Plastic Logic Que proReader models have been delayed until the summer. Pre-orders of the thin $649 and $799 business-focused readers are already sold out; they had been expected to turn up in mid-April. ...

  • Startups Flock to SXSW

    Portfolio.com | After Twitter's big debut at Austin's South by Southwest in 2007, others hope to follow their footsteps with launches at the festival. Follow this guide for Portfolio.com's coverage of entrepreneurs and small-business ...

  • Google Updates Local Product Search

    PC Magazine | Want to buy the latest gadget - like, right now? Well, a new version of Google's mobile Product Search will alert you if an item that you are searching for is sitting in a nearby store just waiting to be purchased. ...

  • iPad Goes on Pre-Sale Friday Morning

    PC World | The world is one step closer to holding the Apple iPad in its shaking hands: consumers can pre-order iPads on the Apple Website starting tomorrow, Friday, March 12, at 5:30 am PST. That's 5:30 am PST and 8:30 am EST, for those of you planning on ...

  • Report: Verizon To Roll Out 4G Devices In Mid-2011

    ChannelWeb | Verizon Wireless plans to roll out its first mobile devices for its forthcoming 4G network in mid-2011, according to a Thursday report in The Wall Street Journal. Verizon plans to open its 4G network -- also known by its ...

  • Will Verizon 4G Mean the End of "All You Can Eat" Data?

    PC World | Verizon Wireless expects to have its first 4G smartphone out by the middle of next year, but the subtext is you may end up paying more for your wireless data. According to the Wall Street Journal, the mid-2011 date is about six months ...

Search on OverOll.com or Browse by Sitemap

Loading
OverOll.com beta version - please report copyrighted images to thanh{at}overoll.com
All the information displayed in OverOll.com is derived automatically by some computer programs