Apps
Apple critics have long complained about Apple’s walled garden policy that severely restricts the ability of just anyone to develop an app for the iPhone and then sell it. You need to play by Apple’s rules if you want to get inside the so-called garden. This policy may be generating some negative spin for Apple
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App Store Security Vulnerability Allows Entry of Malicious Apps
Apps
We’ve been waiting and waiting… and also, waiting. Finally, it’s here. Facebook for iPad is ready and waiting for you to download. And yes, it’s awesome.
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At Last: Facebook for iPad
Feature
If you’re not following @applegazette on Twitter, now is the time.
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iOS
Looking to get things done? Today’s selection of limited-time-only free apps for iPhone and iPad will help you do just that. There’s also a smattering of games and an app that turns your iPad into a window viewer for several beautiful environments.
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Free Apps of the Day #6
iOS
Today’s batch of limited-time-only free apps includes a slew of games, a slick digital baby book, a ringtone maker, and much more. There are 17 total apps for your downloading enjoyment!
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Free Apps of the Day #5
iOS
Did you know? AppleGazette’s daily Free Apps lists are not comprehensive. Instead, we highlight the cream of the crop so you don’t have to search for them. We’re most interested in quality in app design and value in what’s offered to users. (I swear, if I see one more Angry Birds clone, I may require
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Free Apps of the Day
Feature
A few months back, Apple unveiled its subscription service for content distribution on the iPad. The model first used by The Daily news app is now available to all app content makers, such as magazines, newspapers, and even video and music. Anything that’s published can be delivered automatically to your iPad without the need for
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Why You Should Be Outraged by iPad Subscription Model
iPad
The iPad has evolved from a content consumption to a content creation device thanks to the robust amount of Apps available for creative users. Amazing works of art have been created with the iPad but many professionals question the usefulness of the device. While it won’t make you a Picasso or turn you in to
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The iPad For Creatives: Which Stylus Should I Use?
Opinion
Over at TUAW TJ Luoma posted commented on developer Brittany Tarvin’s great entry about free software and why free is a misnomer in her opinion.
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Why Free Software is Not Free
Mac
WikiLeaks, which has made headlines recently for the distribution of thousands (and counting) of US cables between diplomats, arrived on the App Store in the form of an unofficial App. However, Apple has opted to pull the App which is no longer avilable to purchase. The $1.99 App was removed from the App Store without
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Controversial WikiLeaks App Pulled From App Store
