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macworld.com - 10/13/2009
Review: More iPhone cocktail apps
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In our latest round-up of cocktail recipe apps, Mixologist errs on the side of quantity over quality, while Drinks and Cocktails provides a more reasonable selection (albeit one with a few visual quirks). But Top Shelf Drinks -- a welcome update to the app formerly known as Drinks -- should win ...
Lite iPhone Apps Are Dead: In-App Purchases Come to Free Apps [IPhone Apps]
gizmodo.com - 10/15/2009
Lite iPhone Apps Are Dead: In-App Purchases Come to Free Apps [IPhone Apps]
— gizmodo.com — Until now, the in-app purchases intro'd with iPhone 3.0 were restricted to pay applications—presumably, over concerns of... bait-and-switch tactics. Well, now developers can ask you to buy stuff in free apps, too, effectively allowing upgrades ... (more) Lite iPhone Apps Are Dead: In-App Purchases Come to Free ...

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Latest iPhone News : iPhoneTopic.com — Review: More iPhone cocktail apps In our latest round-up of cocktail recipe apps, Mixologist errs on the side of quantity over quality, while Drinks and Cocktails provides a more reasonable selection (albeit one with a few visual quirks). But Top Shelf Drinks -- a welcome update to the app formerly known as Drinks -- should win a prize for the most refined cocktail application for the iPhone and iPod touch. Read more.. Latest iPhone Articles Macworld News Update Macworld Hot! News Latest iPhone News Most Popular iPhone News

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