Other than covering daily affairs in the iOS world, we here at iPhone Alley also like to please both our developers and readers. So, in order to do so, we now giveaway a large amount of promo codes each week. Today is our 6th week in doing so, and we've got a total of 30 promo codes to distribute among our followers. Apps include Maha, Completion, Awesome Calendar, Weather Doodle and more!
According to a report from Advertising Age, Apple has yet again reduced the price required, at the minimum, for developers to opt into their iAd program. Launching back in the Summer of 2010, the program allows developers to signup and add a little bit of code to their applications to in effect support advertising with the ultimate hope of earning some extra money.
If you live in Japan, and you're heading off to college hence you're going to purchase a spanking new Mac soon, you'll also get an accompanying iTunes giftcard in light of Apple's annual Back to School Japanese promotion. Running from today till May 22nd, the new promotion sets students up with a good backing before heading off to college.
At this year's CES 2012, we saw an expansion for the iCade with the introduction of three new spinoffs adding to the lineup. It came completely out of the blue, but today ThinkGeek, the marketers/creators of the initial iCade arcade cabinet, announced yet another member that will soon be a part of the family. Officially say hello to the iCade 8-bitty.
Life inside Foxconn's various factories hasn't been regarded as an ideal workplace in the past years, nor recently. It's been questioned as to whether or not working conditions are suitable or if workers are treated possibly, and as a decisive act, Apple has stepped in themselves by ordering a investigation of Foxconn's factories.
Though it may come off as yet another blatant ripoff of the two mighty birds of the App Store, adding to the ranks of other applications that have attempted to reproduce Rovio's and Andreas Illiger's success in the past, Brave Beak is rather a spinoff of the two previously mentioned games with unique elements included that make it differ quite a bit - in a good way, of course.
You can't deny that surfing through the ranks of pages on Kickstarter could be considered as a time consuming, though very interesting, pastime. The cool new accessories that directly relate to iOS devices are awing - the newest to Kickstarter's ever expanding lineup of quirky projects that have the potential to really take off is the Brush Monkey.
Valentine's Day 2012 is getting closer and closer so what better way than to celebrate with an iOS device? As always, there are multiple applications to aid in preparing for your special day, and we've got our personal favorites below.
Meet Sara – the “best Siri alternative” from a group of Vietnamese developers who have made the virtual assistant available for [jailbroken] iOS devices, including predecessors. It’s been tested for months now, and it’s finally able to be downloaded from the Cydia store. Sara is supposedly an alternative to Siri
If you've been living under a rock for the past few years, you're probably not aware that there are alternatives to purchasing ringtones for your favorite songs. Including popular websites that provide users with easy ways to clip parts of songs in order to use as tones when people call, there are multiple applications for the iPhone that allow the same thing using your iTunes library. One of the better ones among the ranks of other similar utilities, is Dring.
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