Company offers live iPhone development courses
Accelerated Internet Strategies (xcelMe) has announced their iPhone Game Programming Course. This course, exclusively focusing on iPhone game development, will begin in November.
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Marware announces the SportShell for iPhone 3G/3GS
Marware is shipping the US$34.99 SportShell for the iPhone 3G/3GS. This low-profile case offers three distinct carrying solutions. Using a patent-pending design, the SportShell easily changes from belt-clip case to an ultra slim, flat-back or open-back case.
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FixerLabs releases Picturefxr app for the iPhone
FixerLabs has released Picturefxr, an iPhone app that automatically enhances and enlarges photos. It’s available for US$2.99 at the Apple App Store.
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Devil’s Due Publishing to deliver digital comic Books through comiXology for the iPhone
Devil’s Due Publishing have announced that comiXology will be distributing Devil’s Due comic book titles to the iPhone and iPod touch.
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GiantCrayon Games releases Rock, Paper, Airplane game for the iPhone, iPod touch
GiantCrayon Games has released Rock, Paper, Airplane, a new iPhone/iPod touch paper aiirplane flight simulator games. It’s available for US$0.99 at the Apple App Store.
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iTunes 9’s App Store reorganization both helps, hurts developers
iTunes 9 has reorganized the App Store and developers are welcoming some changes while complaining about others, reports InformationWeek.
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Skyzone announces 9 for the iPhone, iPod touch
SkyZone Entertainment has announced an iPhone/iPod touch version of 9, a game based on the new animated film of the same name from Focus Features. It’s available at the Apple App Store.
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WorthPoint launches new mobile app
WorthPoint Corp. has announced the availability of a new mobile application, an extension of its subscriptions.
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Survey looks at differences in iPhone, Blackberry, Palm users
Compete, a TNS Media company, today released the results from its quarterly Smartphone Intelligence survey, which provides behavioral and survey-based insights into how consumers are using their iPhones and other “smart” devices.
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RealNetworks’ Rhapsody on-demand music streaming service heading to the iPhone
RealNetworks’ subscription music service Rhapsody has been approved for use on iPhones and iPod touches, the first time Apple has allowed an on-demand music streaming program on its devices in the U.S., reports the Associated Press.
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Pioneer offers iPhone-certified tabletop sound systems
Pioneer Electronics is showcasing new new audio offerings in the form of two new iPhone–certified tabletop sound systems and a new Sound Bar with wireless subwoofer.
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Box.net brings the Cloud and collaboration to the iPhone
Box.net says it’s bringing the power of the cloud and online collaboration to the iPhone. The company’s new OpenBox Mobile program lets iPhone app developers integrate Box.net’s content management and collaboration platform into their apps—providing users with new ways to manage, access and share content on their iPhone.
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