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TuringStudios today is proud to announce PortfolioLive 2.0, a full featured Portfolio Management tool for the Apple iPhone platform. PortfolioLive simplifies and improves your ability to manage your investment portfolio. Now you can track your portfolio, research individual stocks with detailed news and custom technical charts and stay informed anywhere, anytime.
“We really pulled out all the stops for version 2.0″, said Andy Sharp, Software Architect for Turing Studios. “We compiled customer requests for almost 3 months and basically set out to fulfill every single request. PortfolioLive 2.0 is the culmination of months of development and we are really …
Check out this *very* cool utility available now in the iTunes App Store. Sonar Ruler
uses sound waves to measure the distance to a solid object (like a wall) and returns it to the iPhone in a visual display.
It’s a little tricky at first, but surprisingly accurate! As the app itself says, watch the video below to see how it works, then pop over to the App Store to pick up Sonar Ruler for only $0.99….
Ah, power tripping at the App Store – it must be sweet.
Some dude is just sitting in his cube, sees an app update come across and decides (maybe he had a bad day or failed a trig exam) to arbitrarily reject an update to one of the most popular apps on the store, just because it references a podcast containing a popular song which happens to contain an obscenity.
Never mind the fact that someone can use the bundled iTunes app to buy the same song from Apples storefront.
It should be interesting to see how this one …
Wondering where all of your disk space has gone since the AppStore launched? Check your home folder!
If you navigate to your ‘Music/iTunes/Mobile Applications’ folder, you will find all of your downloaded AppStore purchases. What you will also find is that there are multiple copies of these files; the reason being that when you update an app, instead of simply being replaced on your hard drive, it is instead given a new name. Usually this is a numeric value appended to the end of the filename, for instance, a new version of ‘casino.ipa’ becomes ‘casino 1.ipa’.
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Searchme, Inc. has released Searchme 1.0, a new iPhone app that provides an internet search engine with a user interface designed specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch. The app presents users with stacks of web pages that can be flipped through after a search and can be expanded with finger touches, without requiring the iPhone to open the pages in a web browser. When a user finds the results they want, they then double-tap to load the page.
Searchme has ‘category suggest’ technology that identifies a user query and then offers possible categories during typing. The app works …
I’ve gone on a few times before about how screwed up the iTunes App Store review system is, but this example pretty much nails it.
The app in question is Tap Email, which let’s you click a persons picture to send them email. The comments and ‘reviews’ are inane and useless.
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