Saturday, July 31, 2010

GetAppQuotes helps connects entrepreneurs with mobile app developers

Got an idea for a mobile app? Now is the time to cash in on that idea. According to Gartner, Inc, consumers will spend $6.2 billion in 2010 and mobile application revenue is predicted to grow to $29.5 billion by the end of 2013. That’s an increase of over 450% making the mobile app industry one of the fastest growing technology industries since the internet boom of 2000.

Success stories of mobile developers making fortunes off apps have emerged almost overnight. Stories like that of Ethan Nicholas, whose iPhone app iShoot earned him over $900,000 in eight months. Stories like that of Ge Wang, owner of Smule, who reported iPhone app profits of over $1 million for 2008. In addition to these stories, the Android has proved itself equally as lucrative for developers like that of Kim, a former Volkswagen engineer and co-founder of San Francisco-based startup Picwing, who now earns over $13,000 each month off an Android app called Car Locator.

“The mobile app market is somewhat of a gold rush right now and small time developers are making big fortunes off of relatively simple applications. It is truly amazing to see mobile app developers become millionaires in the matter of months,” says Andrew Gazdecki, president of GetAppQuotes, a company specializing in connecting entrepreneurs and companies with mobile app developers.

Friday, July 30, 2010

Copy2Contact 1.0.1 Offers Acclaimed Technology to iPhone Users

Announcing that Anagram Technologies, the developer of Copy2Contact, has released a new product for iPhone and iPod touch users. The popular Copy2Contact technology that has previously only been available for the PC and BlackBerry is now being offered as an exciting, new App. Users now have a fast, easy way to capture contact information with just a tap from virtually any text source, eliminating re-typing, copying fields of data, and errors.

Anyone who keeps a current contact list is well aware of how painstaking it can be to transfer the information from an email or document. Flipping back and forth between screens to copy and paste each line is inaccurate and error-prone, as is retyping all the data by hand. It’s also very time consuming.

So, what’s the solution? How can you improve the ease and precision of moving details to your contact list? The answer is Copy2Contact! This technology has been helping users of Microsoft Outlook and Salesforce for the past eight years, and BlackBerry device owners get even more benefit from its streamlined contact entry process. Companies like LinkedIn trust it and the program has gained acclaim as its user base has grown.

Thursday, July 29, 2010

gogoDocs brings Google Docs Audio and Video to the iPhone and iPod touch

Sounds Broken Inc. today is pleased to announce version gogoDocs 1.1.0, an update to their Google Docs(TM) reader for the iPhone. The new version now supports the new “upload any file” feature of Google Docs(TM), including audio and video files, as well as filtering your docs list by name. Newly supported file formats include:

* MS Office and iWork files that were not converted to Google Docs format on upload
* Multimedia files such as mov, .mp4, .mpv, and .3gp MPEG-4 Part 2 video (Simple Profile)
* Audio files such as AAC-LC audio up to 48 kHz, and MP3 up to 48 kHz, stereo audio
* Most image formats

gogoDocs keeps all of your files handy by syncing your Google Docs(TM) account to your iPhone or iPod touch. Files are downloaded to your iPhone while it’s online, and kept available for viewing offline. Background syncing, blazing fast PDF viewer, automatic bookmarking, forward as email, document filtering, and document sharing make gogoDocs an essential tool for all Google Docs(TM) and iPhone users.

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

ProRattaFactor Announces Survival Shooter Ace Omicron for iPad, iPhone

ProRattaFactor today is proud to announce the release of Ace Omicron 1.0, the definitive survival shooter for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Ace Omicron fuses old-school gaming with fresh ideas, awesome 3d graphics and touch-based gameplay. It is fully universal and plays on all Apple touchscreen devices.

Control Eden Jackson as she fights for existence in the hostile environment of space. She was marooned from her fleet after her hyper-drive engine malfunctioned. Now she has to travel “alone” through the long, deep breath of darkness to reach home. Her journey starts from the Omicron (the 13th star of her galaxy’s constellation). But be wary fellow traveler…the deepness of space is no friend to life.

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Pianist Pro – A Professional Piano for the iPad

MooCowMusic today is pleased to announced the release of their new application Pianist Pro for iPad. Building on their highly successful iPhone application Pianist, this new iPad-only app offers advanced music composition functionality aimed both at the casual user and the music professional.

Pianist Pro includes the full 88 keys of a professionally sampled piano with configurable soft and sustain pedals for additional emphasis during a performance. Up to 10 keys can be pressed at once, and react to the touch just like a real piano. Alternative instruments are available within the app including organs, synths, and guitars – all of which can be recorded and overdubbed to provide what MooCowMusic are calling a ‘Musical Scratchpad’ in addition to a live performance tool.

Monday, July 26, 2010

iHome ships world’s most customizable alarm clock called iA5

The iA5 uses an app to turn the iPhone into an integral part of the alarm clock. The software portion turns the clock into an information hub. The app shows news that happened while you were asleep, offers many options for alarms, and records statistics about your sleep.

The iA5 docks and charges your iPhone or iPod touch and has a backup power source for the clock in the event of a power outage that uses three AAA batteries. The clock measures 9.34? W x 5.83? H x 3.9? D. Other features include a button to synchronize the clock time with the iPhone, local weather info, an adjustable snooze timer, and lots more. The clock is available now for $99.99.

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Clock Pro is publishing their sales real-time – 15,000 and counting

Fishbone Studios released their Clock Pro last week. “Kind of a Swiss Army knife for clocks!” explains one of the first reviews written in the AppStore. This likely started the worldwide chain reaction. Within a few days Clock Pro went to the #1 position in Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Belgium and The Netherlands. Three days later the counter has reached the 10,000 mark! Time flies. At this moment the website publishes already a number of 15000.

The website shows a real-time counter where you can monitor their new users. Interesting information for other iPhone developers to peek into the world of success. Worldwide reactions are indicating that the users really like Clock Pro as a complete application with lots of functionalities and a great update to the standard iPhone clock.

Clock Pro uses the Push Notification service which allows users to set their alarms and receive them at any time. Besides this alarm function you receive a fully functional clock application with lots of handy features.