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We told you it was coming, and now here it is.  NimbleBit’s Dizzypad successfully navigated its way into the App Store today. Dizzypad, as described by NimbleBit, is a combination of Koi Pond and Doodle Jump, which should mean it is as soothing as sitting by a pond and as addictive as endlessly jumping on platforms. Dizzypad has you guiding a dizzy frog from one spinning pad to the next in an attempt to see just how far you can go.  The gameplay consists of simply tapping anywhere on the screen in order to make your frog jump, but you must time your tap well so you don’t fall into the pond.  The flowers on the right-hand side of the screen indicate how many lives you have which can be gained by being daring and skipping pads.  The bar on the left-hand side shows you your current high score progress. The game Read More

NimbleBit submitted their 10th game to the App Store today titled Dizzypad; and judging from the new gameplay video, it looks like it will be just as simple and addictive as all of their previous iPhone games. Nimblebit describes the game as a combination of Koi Pond and Doodle Jump.  Dizzypad drops you into a tranquil pond setting where you must guide your dizzy frog from pad to spinning pad to see just how far you can go.  You will be making daring leaps across open water by simply tapping anywhere on the screen.  You will also be able to earn extra flowers in order to extend your journey by taking a risk and skipping pads. The game will feature 15 unlockable frog skins by earning various awards, soothing sounds and graphics, and Plus+ integration for awards and leader boards. Dizzypad should be hitting the App Store any day now at Read More

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Last night CNBC aired its ‘Planet of the Apps: A Hand-held Revolution ‘ program, and I got a chance to watch it after the BCS national championship game finished.  It was nice seeing the iPhone, the App Store, and the whole mobile apps arena get featured like this in an hour long show; it was fascinating to me to see how a ‘mainstream ‘ media source covered these areas. The vast majority of the show focused on the iPhone, App Store, iPhone developers, and studies done amongst mobile app users.  I ‘m a sad iPhone / mobile tech geek, so I actually made liberal use of the Pause button and took notes during the program.  Hit the jump for some of quick notes on what caught my eye during the program – Admob estimates that $200 million is generated each month from App Store sales. – A fart app got mentioned Read More

Posted 07/23/2009 at 5:04pm | by Michael Simon There's no denying that the iPhone owes a large part of its success to the swift, rabid adoption of the accelerometer by the vast majority of the App Store’s 65,000+ apps. With an array of uses far beyond anything Apple ever dreamed possible, iPhone’s tilt controls have sparked a revolution of their own and raised the bar for mobile apps across all platforms. Of course, there are plenty of apps out there that limit their accelerometer use--or ignore it completely--but who are we to judge? It’s not like we spend our days trolling the App Store just so we can boil down tens of thousands of games and utilities to 10 or so that we think need improvement. So, here’s our list of 10 or so apps that we think need improvement: Eliss A crude, deceptively confounding game of wits and reflex, Eliss Read More

Apple was expected to serve up their 1 Billionth (with a capital B) App Store download today, and lo and behold, Apple has announced that they’ve officially seen 1 billion iPhone/iPod Touch applications downloaded from their iTunes App Store! In less than a full year of existence, Apple and the iPhone have managed to make mobile applications as commonplace as an iTunes music purchase, and the App Store’s popularity continues to grow. The total tally of iPhone applications in the iPhone AppStore was estimated to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 25,000 in March 2009. And, with thousands more iPhone applications hitting the AppStore on a monthly basis, Apple’s success with their integrated mobile application delivery model will likely continue. No wonder everyone and their grandmother are trying to launch mobile application stores of their own. For the record, it took Apple six whole months to reach the 500-million milestone. From Read More

With the App Store finally reaching 1 billion downloads, Apple has created a list of the top 20 iPhone and iPod Touch  paid App Store app downloads of all-time. Surprisingly enough, iFart made it in this list. Can you believe it? Out of the 35,000+ Apps in the App Store, iFart is one of the top apps. Below is a full list of the top 20 paid apps of all-time. My favorite app would have to be Enigmo and Fieldrunners. What’s your favorite app out of this list? Read More