The iPhone is known to have made its app developers a countless bucks and here it is again having cash flowing in to its millionaire to be, Ethan Nicholas. Ethan created iShoot and despite the countless apps already in the App Store, his became popular enough to make him $37,000 in single day. But it didn’t begin that easy as Ethan first had to launch its lite version that was sold for free and acted as a promoter to the $3 full version. Ethan has so far bucked in $600,000 and hopes (and he will) to be a millionaire some time soon. He stated:
Topics: Apps
Are you on the lookout for some wall papers? An artist who thinks why isn’t there app to help them monetize their art (when there are a countless apps from developers)? Stop and make a hop to Start Mobile as it launched its free iPhone App to help these artists distribute and monetize their work. The app features images from painted rooms at Hotel des Arts in San Francisco and each image can be flipped o get information associated to the artist and their works, along with links to their personal web pages, etc. I bet this one is going to make it big and help the countless artists earn a name as the app meets success. Founder Start Mobile, John Doffing commented at the launch:
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I am so ashamed of myself. I had least possible idea on how to use my dad’s phone when I was 9 (to be true, I barely knew how to turn it on/off) and this kid aged 9 has developed an iPhone app! Lim Ding Wen from Singapore created Doodle Kids, a painting application for the iPhone and it has been downloaded 4,000 times in a fortnight. The app lets you draw with your fingers and had been designed by the kid for his sisters aged 3 and 5. This isn’t the last app he has designed as he is already working on a sci-fi one titled Invader Wars. How did he do that? Lim knows 6 programming languages already and loves reading books on them. I guess I will be reporting many more apps by this young developer in times to come.
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HBO and Walmart released their apps for the iPhone in efforts of reaching a wider market. HBO came out with its ‘HBO Snowman’ app – which runs clips from popular HBO shows. Whereas Walmart’s app is called ‘Walmart – BlowAKiss’.
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Addictive IPhone Word Game – Stitch’em Words – video powered by Metacafe
Checkout this video of a new iPhone app on the App Store: Stitch’em Words. The game’s quite addictive and is a good activity when you’re bored and have nothing else to do, as it’s both entertaining and doesn’t let your brain snooze off. When asked about the app, Syed Ali Jafri, the developer - a graduate from McMasters’, mentioned the app’s description:
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A new course is being offered at Stanford lately: CS193P, the iPhone Application Programming. Students from the Fall 2008 batch have come up with a few fresh iPhone apps, some of which are up on the App Store, and some are on the way. Here’s a list of the eight so far:
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Apple’s renowned App Store finally comes out of the iTunes store as an online version. For the user’s ease of access Apple has launched a separate site for applications, where you can easily and quickly browse for new and popular apps, read reviews, and avoid stuff related to iTunes.
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After trying hard for over a month Ustream has finally got a green from Apple. The live video viewing app is now available for the iPhone and works perfectly fine if you have an open WiFi connection. The only drawback is the low frame rate but that can be overlooked given its overall performance at live video viewing. You can get the app here.
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