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by Pinterest is actively working to bring an iPad application to market, said one of the white-hot startup’s co-founders. In an interview with The New York Times, Ben Silbermann said an app is in the works, but did not name a launch date. The two-year-old social bookmarking site, which has skyrocketed in popularity in recent months, already has an iPhone app but doesn’t have apps for any other smartphone platforms. It’s not surprising that the company would release an iPad app before launching an app for Android, even though far more people own Android smartphones than iPads. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based startup employs only 20 people, and its staffers are already familiar with Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS. Developing an Android app would require the hiring of engineers with a background in a different programming language, Java. Pinterest could not be reached for comment on the expected launch date for an Read More

What the hell is going on with Pinterest? It’s suddenly on the tip of everyone’s tongue, influencing countless web designs, and has infiltrated most of my other social networks. Even I have fallen under its spell, and I am not necessarily happier for it. The site, which is ostensibly still in closed beta (you need an invite, but current users have unlimited invites to give out), has actually be around for three years, but it didn’t really take off until 2011. Last year it secured $37 million in funding and earned rave reviews from much of the media, including a spot on Time’s 50 best Websites of 2011. If you haven’t tried it out yet, Pinterest is an exceedingly simple site. You just use the site’s browser bookmarklet, website buttons or iPhone app to “Pin” sites and content that interest you to your topic-organized boards. Pins appear on those boards as Read More

Ook deze week is er weer een nieuwe aflevering van iCulture Weekly, de wekelijkse app-show van iPhoneclub en Fast Moving Targets. Als app van de week hebben we eentje die niet eerder op onze sites is besproken: Tour Wrist. Als je het snel uitspreekt, klinkt het als ‘tourist’ en dat is ook precies de bedoeling. Met deze app kun je spectaculair rondkijken in allerlei omgevingen. Ook in deze aflevering: Pinterest. Deze dienst om mooie dingen te ‘pinnen’ wordt steeds populairder. En in de rubriek Buzz hebben we een gitaar met de naam Guitar Apprentice, die vandaag in het nieuws is omdat ze juridische claims aan hun broek hebben gekregen. Ook hebben we nieuws over apps om groepsfoto’s te maken, App Store-updates te verbergen en Cydia-updates juist wél zichtbaar te maken. iCulture Weekly is zoals altijd ‘Powered by KPN’. Veel kijkplezier! Read More

Editor’s note: Contributor Brad Spirrison is the managing editor of mobile app discovery services Appolicious, AndroidApps.com and AppVee. With this post, he continues an annual tradition of picking the best iOS apps of the year. It’s telling that Apple chose an app that debuted more than 14 months ago, Instagram, as its “iPhone App of the Year” for 2011. This should not imply that there was a shortage of quality and groundbreaking apps released this year. Far from it. From social magazines to music discovery apps to console-quality games that players can hold in the palms of their hands, there are hundreds of new titles in the iTunes App Store that will inform, organize, and entertain virtually anyone who owns an iOS device. As more choices become available to different kinds of consumers, however, it’s difficult to identify the undisputed champions of the app world. We picked 20 of the best Read More

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The current toast of the web is Pinterest, the visual pinboard for collecting and sharing content online. The “pinning” phenomena is spreading from its modest beginnings to appearing in national media outlets. There are over 2.5m monthly active Pinterest users on Facebook. A co-founder of the site has over 500,000 followers on Pinterest. Ron Conway (an investor in the site) remarked that Pinterest’s user growth rate is what Facebook’s was five years ago. Earlier in 2011, it was valued through venture financing at $40m and, most recently, just a few months later, at around $200m. What is going on here? Pinterest is growing for a variety of reasons. It enables users to clip things they like. It emphasize pictures over text, which are more visually appealing and easier to digest. Signing up is easy. Pinterest has crafted a fun, whimsical, artistic image. In particular, it has struck a chord with female users, an Read More

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...@pinterest: Oh hey, that's us in the app store right now! Happy mobile pinning. :) http://bit.ly/m6W2F5... Read More

...@pinterest: Oh hey, that's us in the app store right now! Happy mobile pinning. :) http://bit.ly/m6W2F5... Read More

...@Pinterest: Oh hey, that's us in the app store right now! Happy mobile pinning. :) http://bit.ly/m6W2F5... Read More

...Oh hey, that's us in the app store right now! Happy mobile pinning. :) http://bit.ly/m6W2F5... Read More

...@pinterest: Oh hey, that's us in the app store right now! Happy mobile pinning. :) http://bit.ly/m6W2F5... Read More