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5 Questions to Consider Before Buying an iPad»
Apple begins accepting preorders for the iPad today. I know you are jittery with anticipation, but before you go place your order, please consider these 5 questions that will help you make an informed purchasing decision: Can the iPad replace my personal computer? In ...![Sign the Petition for an Open App Store on iPhone [Video]](http://www.appleiphonereview.com/images/featured/open-app-store.jpg)
Sign the Petition for an Open App Store on iPhone [Video]»
Apple has removed countless apps from the App Store. Satire, sensuality and simplicity have all been purged from the listings at one time or another. The App Store is a walled garden that is becoming increasingly difficult to penetrate. But it doesn't have ...
7 Simple, Yet Sweet Games in the App Store»
I don't care much for complicated role playing games that require you to complete missions and figure stuff out. Some of the best iPhone games are the single-purpose, mindless games that are challenging yet don't require much thought. I have too many things ...![How to Find an iPhone App Developer [iPhone Q & A]](http://www.appleiphonereview.com/images/featured/iphone-developer.jpg)
How to Find an iPhone App Developer [iPhone Q & A]»
This post is part of the iPhone Q & A series. If you have a question, send it over. Catherine writes: Are there app program developers that you would recommend? I have heard from a couple of them (one who wrote in on your blog) ...
iPhone Jailbreak: The Ultimate Guide»
Update (Jan 2, 2010) This iPhone Jailbreak guide has been completely renovated to reflect better, and more current information on how to Jailbreak iPhone. What is iPhone Jailbreak? In short, Jailbreak is the process of hacking an iPhone to free it from Apple restrictions. Because ...
Apple recently banned all sexually suggestive apps from the App Store. What does this mean for iPhone, developers, and you?
Just yesterday I wrote a post recommending 4 ways for Apple to fix the App Store approval process. I warned that Apple’s tight control of the App Store would drive developers away. (…)
Mashable reports that Apple is fixing the App Store approval process by adding “the ability to track the status of apps submitted to Apple’s store.”
It’s good to know Apple is giving developers some insight into the App Store approval process by providing status updates, but Apple needs to do more to embrace developers, who have been a crucial part of the iPhone’s success. (…)
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Pardon my passion, but it must be said: the Facebook iPhone app is f**ked up! (…)
Tech Crunch reports that Google will soon launch a music service, which may be called Google Audio. (…)
I recently reviewed the Kindle iPhone app and exposed some serious weaknesses. (…)
I love the feeling of a real book in my hands, so I never would have imagined Kindle’s iPhone app could be so compelling. (…)
Maybe you think gun violence is atrocious, and that it should never be endorsed by an iPhone app. (…)
The iPhone 3.1 update enables a new realm of “augmented reality” iPhone apps, which use the iPhone’s GPS, compass and accelerometer to impose a virtual layer of information over a view of the real world as seen from your iPhone’s camera. (…)
