David K 
We’ve mentioned this game not less than 4 times already because it simply looks that sick. And in our last post, we mentioned that the release date was December 9…hey, that’s like NOW! Yup, it’s available for $6 for iPhone 3Gs, iPhone4, iPad and iPod Touch 3rd/4th gen. Oh and don’t think this will install … Read more
If at first you don’t succeed…throw more resources at it until you do! That seems to be where MS is headed at this point. Forbes notes that since November job postings for the Windows Phone team show them looking for 40 new hires, all in Redmond (Microsoft, they can be outside of Redmond if you … Read more
If you have an Android 2.2 device go to the Android Market and get your update on. Yes, you can update this without updating the OS. The app was rebuilt from the ground up to mirror the YouTube desktop experience and is our fastest, most intuitive YouTube mobile app to date. What’s new: In-page playback: … Read more
Slingplayer for Windows Phone got hit hard in the ratings for having connection issues. Now I don’t know what was fixed, but wp7AppList shows that an update just went live so if you had issues, check out the update and share with the group. At $30 it should be pixel perfect…
The Marketplace just opened up apparently with a lot of new apps hitting the market today. Let’s go through some of them. Spinballs is a game that Windows Mobile fans probably know very well. It’s a logic/puzzle game where you rotate the discs to connect the same color. It’s fun as most of you likely … Read more
Another week and two more Xbox Live games are in the Marketplace. First up is Bubble Town 2. Apparently this was a Facebook cult game but ultimately it reminds me of Snood with more levels (and I love Snood). There’s 45 levels and 3 environments plus 5 bosses and a new ‘lob shot’ that lets … Read more
Today is official ‘app monetization day’ it appears. The original Microsoft Ads SDK only supported Silverlight if you recall. And as of today it supports XNA (high end games) as well. It’s still US only but this opens the door to more apps that developers can monetize (you know, release for free and get some … Read more
In the comments to the WP7 app data post it seems like we’re all starting to talk about what app pricing should look like so let’s focus on it a little bit here. The MS Marketplace is supposed to be a place for devs to make money and presumably that’s in sales and it isn’t … Read more
So for the first time developers are now given access to sales data from Microsoft. There are a few interesting tidbits. First off, not all of you downloaded Krashlander (still shocking to me but if you’ve tried it check out my triple kill). Seriously though, Krashlander is the #32 paid app and has yielded about … Read more
By default, Windows Phones come with a calculator preinstalled but did you know that by rotating the phone clockwise/counterclockwise you actually get a different calculator? In portrait it’s standard. If you rotate the phone so that the top of the phone is to the left then it will go into scientific mode. If you rotate … Read more
The guys that make up the Chevron team have confirmed that Microsoft has NOT relocked phones. To the contrary, the phones do periodic checks to confirm they are supposed to be locked and since the server responds with a ‘no’ the phone relocks. So MS did not take any action to relock any phones. Here’s … Read more
I’m loving it more and more each day. Just keep em coming! Of course, to check in browser just check http://wp7applist.com/ who is tracking the apps/reviews and even app updates for you.