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Improved version of SalatTime app available on the App Store

March 15th, 2010 iphone No comments

Moscow, Russia – SQUAD today is proudly announcing the new redesigned version of SalatTime 1.3, an indispensable app for every Muslim featuring Islamic prayer time list with automatic notifications, Calendar and Compass. This app is designed for people who want to have a push notifications assistant as well as Athan alarms always at their disposal. When the application is launched it sends prayer push alerts according to the exact prayer times specified on the list.

Yellow Pages #1 Navigation Directory iPhone App Now On Android

March 9th, 2010 iphone No comments

Salt Lake City, Utah – Avantar, a leader in local mobile search, and a sister company to Yellow Pages Directory, announces today the release of the Yellow Pages app for Android mobile devices. The release marks Avantar’s first offering in the Android Marketplace and follows the success of the company’s much-downloaded Yellow Pages app for the iPhone and iPod touch.

“The Yellow Pages application for Android builds on the strength of Avantar’s iPhone app, while taking advantage of Anroid’s unique feature set that includes GPS and navigation.” explained Adrian Ochoa, President of Avantar.

Querious – All-New Database Manager Released by makers of Screenflick

March 9th, 2010 iphone No comments

Anaheim Hills, California – Araelium Group announced today the release of its all-new Querious(TM) database management application for Mac OS X. Querious includes the ability to view, edit, and search data, manage table schema, indexes, queries, and users, and ships initially with a native connector to MySQL 5. Direct, SSH, and SSL connections are all supported. Querious has been built from the ground up as a modern OS X application featuring a well-crafted user experience that is both comfortable and manages to stay out of the way of experienced developers and database administrators.

app4mac releases Projector 2.0.8 for Mac – iPad version coming soon

March 4th, 2010 iphone Comments off

San Jose, California – app4mac today is pleased to announce the release of Projector 2.0.8, an update to this powerful project management application for Mac OS X. Projector provides all the tools you need for professional project management. It is designed to keep track of tasks and calculate a project’s cost. Projector is also coming soon on iPad and iPhone.

HereYouAre 1.1 – Push Location Exchange Now with Text

February 25th, 2010 iphone Comments off

Moscow, Russian Federation – Stas Olekhnovich today released HereYouAre 1.1 for iPhone and iPod touch. “HereYouAre” provides its users with an opportunity to exchange their locations using the latest Apple’s Push Notification technology. There is no need to keep an application running, no need to use emails or SMS and open embedded Maps links. With version 1.1 you will be able to attach short text messages, get street addresses and use “Maps” integration. Lite version is also available on the AppStore.

Social Fun Box for iPhone – Cool, Fancy Features for Facebook & Twitter

February 24th, 2010 iphone Comments off

New York, NY – Announcing that Onederr Inc., the developers of Social Fun Box, has launched an app for users who want to liven up their Facebook and Twitter posts. The application offers seven very cool, fancy features that bring life to otherwise boring text updates. Users can add symbols, icons and emoticons, as well as share their location, photos and original drawings.

Have a runny nose – With iTissue you’ll never need worry again

January 1st, 2010 iphone Comments off

Coudersport, Pennsylvania – Independent developer Joe Henry, today launched iTissue 1.0, an interactive tissue simulation application, on the iTunes App Store. Although tissues aren’t usually a big part of life, we all use them, and iTissue simulates that experience bringing out the fun in it with cute graphics and hilarious interaction!

How Do You Make your iPhone App Stand Out in a Sea of 100,000

December 3rd, 2009 iphone Comments off

New York, NY – Got an idea for an iPhone App? Chances are you can already find it in Apple’s iTunes App Store – and in abundance. It is a much more sophisticated iPhone world out there. Not only are there more and better apps, but there are many more experienced, genuinely creative developers and designers.

Cramzy releases 1,001 MURPHY LAWS for iPhone

November 17th, 2009 iphone Comments off

Sofia, Bulgaria – Cramzy today announced 1,001 MURPHY LAWS 1.1 for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Loaded with tens of hundreds of these funny and ridiculously true universal laws of how life really works, this is a great collection to have in your pocket. Cramzy has also released a free demo version of the app, so people can try before buy.

Apimac introduces iDatabase for iPhone and iPod touch

September 3rd, 2009 iphone Comments off

Apimac today introduced iDatabase 1.0, their new database tool for iPhone and iPod Touch. Organize information and data with a touch. Designed specifically to take advantage of the iPhone’s unique capabilities and interface, iDatabase serves as an excellent personal database solution for anyone on the go. iDatabase features a collection of ready to use, and easy to personalize, database templates to organize any type of information.

Global Delight releases Wisen Up – A fun app for iPhone and iPod touch

August 28th, 2009 iphone Comments off

Global Delight released its first entertainment-based application for the iPhone platform, Wisen Up. Wisen Up aims at keeping its users entertained with its 12 categories of pure fun.

Wisen Up features categories such as Personality quizzes, Ancient cures, Body Language, Medical quotes, Tell me why, Myths, Weird and incurable diseases, Body facts, Types of doctors, Phobias and First aid mistakes. Wisen Up also has an interactive category, whereby the users can test their skills on their ability to identify ailments.