Melbourne, Australia – Announcing that The App Bakery has released version 1.0 of Water Buddy for iPhone and iPod touch users. Water Buddy is an application that lets the user track their water usage comparing it against ongoing targets. It helps users to save water and money by keeping usage under control and visible. Everyone is talking about saving water and reducing personal consumption. In Australia and around the world water is becoming a scarce resource and more needs to be done to ensure that our water supplies are secured for the future. Users can do their bit right now by setting themselves a usage target and keeping track of it using the Water Buddy app. Water Buddy keeps a history of the water meter readings and provides an instant overview of usage and whether the user is keeping within the target.
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Water Buddy 1.0 – Water Usage Tracking App for iPhone and iPod touch
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Sofia, Bulgaria – Cramzy is proud to announce it has reached one million paid iPhone downloads. This milestone makes the company of 2 full-time employees one of the most successful iPhone developers in the Balkan country of 7.6 million people. Co-founder Iliya Yordanov, age 25, attributes the company’s success to their design process. “We use the same kind of logical reasoning in designing an app as we do in writing the actual program.” Cramzy’s most popular app, 18,000 Cool Jokes, is in the Top 50 Downloads and Top 100 Gross Profit in the US App Store. Yordanov, an Honors Graduate of Mathematical High School, has worked as a developer since 2000, and is currently completing his senior year of college. He explains, “We first defined the problem
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In addition to their own respective e-ink hardware devices, booksellers Amazon and Barnes & Noble will also release their own separate digital bookstores for Apple’s iPad and other touchscreen tablet devices.
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Amazon reveals all-new Kindle e-book app for Apple iPad
Outside storing music in the iPhone’s built in iPod app, there are a variety of ways to simply stream the audio you want to listen to: Streaming internet radio/subscription apps are the obvious place to start. Slacker [iTunes link], Pandora [iTunes link], Pocket Tunes [iTunes link], Spotify [iTunes link]… the list goes on an on. Some
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How Do You Stream Music on Your iPhone?
Waiting for Apple’s iPad and its iBooks and iBookstore app? The outstanding Project Gutenberg has 30,000 free-as-in-beer-and-and-as-in-speech ePub format eBooks to help keep you start building your library today. If you’re not already familiar with the geeky details, ePub is the open, free-flowing eBook format that Apple is using for iBooks. However, let’s caveat that “open”
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