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Oct
30
2010

  • The likely intention

      

    I’m guessing this is what Apple has in mind. If not, this is at least what I think is likely to happen:

      

      

    Actually, the scale’s off.

      

    This is the much more likely outcome:

      

    • One of the reasons the iOS App Store is so successful is that app-buying has become a form of casual, routine entertainment for iPhone and iPad owners. We gladly go and browse the App Store even when we don’t “need” anything at the moment, with the intention of going and spending a few bucks on whatever’s new that looks good.

        

      This requires a few conditions to be ideal, all of which are true on the iOS App Store:

        
      • There must be a large number of new apps being regularly added, and they must be easy to find and browse.
      • Apps must be low-risk. That means:  
        • Inexpensive.
        • Trustworthy that they won’t do anything creepy or destructive.
        • Easy and quick to purchase and install.
        • Easy and quick to delete.
        • Enough apps should be good that people will remember the good ones and forget the bad.
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Sep
28
2006

  • Cha-Ching is a fun and easy to use money manager,  done Mac OS X style. A tag based database lets you organize and search for your  incoming and outgoing transactions your way. With Cha-Ching, you can also  organize pending transactions, so you can keep track of the the cash you owe the  electric company as well as the cash others might owe you–and with iCal  integration, you'll never forget a payment. Cha-Ching also offers fun little  doodads you may have not expected–you can keep a photo inventory of your  purchased items for insurance and tax purposes, or just for fun.

  • Cha-Ching is currently in the Beta stage. Support our cause by buying a  discounted license today for just $14.95, we'll give you free upgrades  for life and there's much more coming soon!
Oct
25
2005

  • Put the Front Row app in your dock next to your finder (or anywhere really) and click it so it shows up in your top left hand corner in the menu bar, then hold Esc for 5 seconds and Front Row will activate
  • A buddy of mine just sent me a torrent for a hack version of the new Front Row application for the new iMacs. Download the torrent file and get the contents (2.8 mb file) follow the read me and you’re golden!
Sep
19
2005

  • Onlife is a powerful tool because it allows you to search,  visualize and organize all the content that you create or consume from one  single place.
  • like to have a better way to communicate about issues, etc. I am studying the  possibilities, so stay tuned! I am considering setting up another blog for  support as well.
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