Appboy — the social network for mobile application users and developers — has launched a new iPhone app , and a revamped website with more robust social features.
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Mobile application social network Appboy launches new iPhone app and site features
One thing was crystal clear during today’s mobile games panel at GamesBeat@GDC : Mobile is the next competitive frontier in the game industry. The big battle between PCs and Macs is fading into the background, replaced by a new (even more hostile) face-off between Android and the iPhone OS. This transition, expedited by the launch of the iPad on Apple’s iPhone OS, has massive implications for mobile game developers
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Mobile game makers: Windows vs. OS X is over, Android vs. iPhone has just begun
You might assume that a successful game in one country could go on to be successful in others around the world.
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Taking games global: Cultural differences can make or break you
Sibblingz aims to make social gaming seamless across multiple platforms, including the iPhone, Facebook, and the web. The company is competing as a finalist today in the startup competition at our GamesBeat@GDC event in San Francisco
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Sibblingz to unite social gaming across iPhone, Facebook, and the web
Hoover’s , a well-known service that provides business data to salespeople and marketers, just released its first iPhone app . If you’re a salesperson who spends a lot of time on the road, the Hoover’s Near Here app may help you find potential sales.
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Hoover’s Near Here app brings sales data to the iPhone
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Well, that was quick: thanks to some new information we’ve received, we’re now able to confirm that the Motorola i1 is indeed the so-called Opus One that the company has been rumored to preparing for its iDEN carrier partners with Android on board — and it’s exactly the leaked device we saw back in December .
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Motorola i1: we’ve seen it, it runs Blur, and it’ll likely be out soon
Filed under: Developer , iPhone , iPad One of the biggest barriers to entry for people who want to develop their own iPhone apps is the requirement to actually know how to program in Objective C. Runtime Revolution (AKA RunRev) has been developing and marketing a HyperCard -like development environment since 1997.
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revMobile: write iPhone and iPad apps without knowing Objective C
