Apple's iPhone apps... there's a lot of 'em.

edited June 2009 in conversations
At Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco, an App wall has been installed in the lobby of the Moscone Center, featuring one icon for each of the existing iPhone Apps, and whenever someone somewhere purchases an App for an iPhone, its icon pulsates on the wall. The result is an undulating wall reminiscent of a roiling sea. The number of Apps on the wall is astonishing; apparently, it's no hyperbole when the voiceover in the iPhone commercial says, "There's an App for that."
i'm boggled.

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  • edited 10:46PM
    That is pretty fu£kin amazing!
  • edited July 2009
    OK I know I am so behind but I've been waiting for the 3gs for quite a while.
    I GOT THE LIGHT SABER APP!!! kewl


    excuse me while I embarrass my man in public.
  • edited 10:46PM
    The new lightsaber app sucks- the original was much better.
  • edited 10:46PM
    Biff said...The new lightsaber app sucks- the original was much better.
    KILL JOY!:tongue:
  • edited 10:46PM
    you can still embarrass your man, babyT. ;) that is always worth it.
  • edited 10:46PM
    mick said...you can still embarrass your man, babyT. ;) that is always worth it.
    I loaded my lightsaber and had the volume high and swung my iphone around at my hunny in the restaurant. :P
    ah good times good times.
  • edited 10:46PM
    mmmmmmmmmm

    i hate at&t for not working inside our house: front lawn - yes, backyard - yes, confines of our house - no, boooooooooooooo.
  • edited 10:46PM
    i read this morning that the iPhone apps store has more than 400 fart apps. how cool is that? :)
  • edited 10:46PM
    mick said...i read this morning that the iPhone apps store has more than 400 fart apps. how cool is that? :)
    I HAVE ONE! YESSSS more things to embarrass my bf and kids. (EVIL)
  • edited 10:46PM
    The app store desperately needs piracy. Makes for a good ecosystem.

    That way, people aren't making millions of dollars on fart apps - because that's really sad.
  • edited 10:46PM
    yea for free
  • edited July 2009
    The app store has got piracy. :D
  • edited 10:46PM
    My impressions of jailbreaking is that it's not a straightforward process, and the average person is likely to screw it up.

    All to run whatever code that they choose to run - something their Macs can do without any hacking.
  • edited 10:46PM


    there's apparently one for the London Underground, as well.
  • edited October 2009
    soon there will be even more useful apps for the iPhone.

    i bet that something like this is already being developed.

    scan a man
  • edited 10:46PM
    flak said...My impressions of jailbreaking is that it's not a straightforward process, and the average person is likely to screw it up.

    All to run whatever code that they choose to run - something their Macs can do without any hacking.
    I hear you, personally i think no one on the dev team can explain stuff clearly! I've been jailbreaking my idevices since the ipod touch 1g, and it is now second nature. I am also much more aware of how the iphone/ipod touch works in terms of the mechanics behind the baseband and OS, something you would never ever find out unless you did jailbreak. Apple have been very smart IMHO with regards to marketing the iphone as a closed device, when in fact they still haven't closed the hole into the bootloading process. They've had a few years to sort it, but they know homebrew is what got them their products out in the marketplace in the first place, it would be a travesty to break that link between the consumer and the developer.
  • edited 10:46PM
    I hope so. Good point, the Apple I wouldn't have existed without homebrew. Apple would do well to remember their past (though that was more Woz, than Jobs).

    I'm going for an iPhone first, but maybe one day I'll give Android a shot. Hopefully it's much more mature in a year or two.
  • edited October 2009
    mick said...

    there's apparently one for the London Underground, as well.
    It's amazing.
  • edited 10:46PM
    Hipstamatic
    The Hipstamatic for iPhone is an application that brings back the look, feel, unpredictable beauty, and fun of plastic toy cameras from the past.

    Some examples I took earlier:

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  • edited 10:46PM
    thanks, nicko, gonna give it a try
  • edited 10:46PM
    I just had a look for it on installous, but couldn't find it:(;)
  • edited 10:46PM
    That's because you have to part with a massive £1.19 for the pleasure :wink:
  • edited 10:46PM
    ARRRR! ;)
  • edited 10:46PM
    apparently, not any more ;)
  • edited 10:46PM
    Eeee, bloody thing needs OS3.1, and I'm on 3.0.1... Heh
  • edited 10:46PM
  • edited 10:46PM
    what is a cootie?
  • edited January 2010
    urbansurgeon said...what is a cootie?
    Wikipedia--
    Cooties is a non-scientific term in North American English used by children for an imaginary "disease" said to infect through contact. The term may have originated with references to lice, fleas and other pests. A child is said to "catch" cooties through any form of bodily contact, proximity, or touching of an "infected" person. The phrase is most commonly used by children aged 5–10; however it is also used by many others older than 10 years of age.[1] Girls are carriers of the "disease [2] Blueshead has never had Cooties".
  • edited 10:46PM
    Blueshead has cooties, I'm telling Mom!
  • edited 10:46PM
  • edited January 2010
    http://www.freeappaday.com/
  • edited 10:46PM
    nicko said...
    :) not that it doesn't look like fun; it's just that someone's going to mistake it for making music.
  • edited 10:46PM
    He tricked me into enjoying Lenny Kravitz!

    No seriously, it looks good for learning musical concepts (like Guitar Hero), but it's not really making music.
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