iPhone App News Roundup: June 21, 2008
Filed under: iPhone, App Preserve, SDK
Git along, little iPhones! TUAW readers keep sending us announcements about unreserved iPhone App Store goodies that are in the works. Send us your tips about iPhone applications you expect on having in the App Store either at launch or in a little while thereafter, and we'll pass that info along to the rest of the midwife precisely.
Here's today's roundup:
Cocoa Approach Games has two of a planned four "fun, simple, light-hearted" apps ready to go for the App Store discharge. Bug Bounce and Cocoa Marbles will both be priced at $2.99.
Amalgamation AG, developers of the SyncML platform and dispatching media independent protocol for smart data synchronization, have announced a SyncML customer for iPhone.
Lint Labs (talented name!) has announced No. 2 (AKA HB in Europe), an app that lets you use a practical pencil and eraser on the iPhone to sketch or take notes, then begin your work into books.
Jeffrey Grossman of movies.app pre-eminence is working on another great product, Currency. It's a currency altercation application with over 50 different countries. Looks cogent, Jeff!
In the "it had better be a rid app" category is Philip Corliss's Foam Wrap. It looks like a faithful stress relief tool.
Tom Cain of Smallware let us separate about Solebon Solitaire for iPhone, a absolute rewrite of their popular package for Palm OS.
Sol Robots, the heir of Cortis Clark, is offering a unrestrained app to help you save money to buy that iPhone 3G. Deliver Benjis works with Finders Cheapers, a charge comparison site, to let you find the lowest toll on just about anything.
Steve Streza's Lockbox provides AES and SHA-1 lay waste encryption and a unique gesture unlocking practice to keep your notes and pictures secret. Envisage it for less than $10 in the App Store.
LateNiteSoft has a jailbreak app called Sketches that is affecting to the AppStore.
Right now it's for jailbroken iPhones, but optimistically Make Your Day Media's Remind You will be heading to...
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