FLIP RIDERS featured as NEW and NOTEWORTHY (US & UK App Store)
Wow! We’re so happy to see this on the App Store today. FLIP RIDERS is featured by Apple in the New and Noteworthy section of the U.S. and U.K. App Store under Games category. Thank you Apple!
FLIP RIDERS is also featured on the following countries:
- Canada
- Deutschland
- France
- Netherlands
- Romania
Don’t forget if you haven’t grab a copy yet, now is your chance. Download FLIP RIDERS for $0.99 on SALE for limited time only until 10/23/11.
iTunes download link: http://bit.ly/FRapp
Available on the PC / Mac: http://flipriders.com
10/20/11
wordpoke.me: wordpoke version 1.0 has been released. →
wordpoke version 1.0 was released to the app store on 13th October 2011. 4 days after I submitted it.
Proof
View it on the app store
The oneliner:
“add, forget, remind, remember”
Quick facts
- It is a memory aid.
- The cost is less than a good cup of coffee.
- The more you use it,…
App Of The Day: Doodle Truck
AOTD 25: Doodle Truck, by Triniti Interactive Limited
GET BEHIND the WHEEL… PICK UP your PAYLOAD…
DIP and DIVE, BOUNCE and FLY, then DELIVER in this PHYSICS ADVENTURE!FREE - 3 star rating
Category: Games
Compatible with iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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App Rainbow
Incoming: A Native Gmail iPhone App. Finally.
Ever since I bought the original iPhone in 2007, there’s been one app above all others that I’ve been sorely missing: Gmail. Of course, back then, there were no native third-party apps. But a year later, when those came, Gmail was still nowhere to be found.
At first, the talk was that Apple wasn’t going to allow another mail app on their device. Then it was that Google was simply focusing on the mobile web (they’ve had a pretty good mobile web version of Gmail for a while). Then it was the strained (to put it mildly) relationship between Google and Apple. Still, other Google iPhone apps came. But never a Gmail one.
Until now.
SOOO perfect <3

(Source: hipst3r-never-die)




Ever since I bought the original iPhone in 2007, there’s been one app above all others that I’ve been sorely missing: Gmail. Of course, back then, there were no native third-party apps. But a year later, when those came, Gmail was still nowhere to be found. 

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