MacMembraneThere are peels everywhere…

The fastest way to get those hot screenshots off your iPhone.

If you don’t download music from iTunes Mobile, then you don’t need the iTunes Store app icon on your iPhone. Here’s how to remove it.

I download and try lots of apps from the App Store. When I like one enough that I want to broadcast my find to the world, my first stop is Twitter. Here is the fastest way I know of to get App Store links onto the clipboard in a Twitter ready format.

If you’re cool enough to be both a guitar player and an iPhone owner, these two free iPhone apps are worth checking out.

Craig Hockenberry, main developer of xScope and Twitterific, trashes the Apple’s NDA and application approval process. This is a big stick.

Dan Moren from iPhone Central on Apple’s Non-disclosure ‘Agreement’ with iPhone developers:
There may very well be a good reason for the NDA to remain in place—but that shouldn’t prohibit Apple from explaining that reason to its developers. All it takes is for Apple to be a little more forthcoming to begin to undo the damage [...]

Macworld’s Jason Snell on the App Store. Condensed version:

Set transparent guildlines for what will and will not make it into the App Store
Publish every (non-malicious) app and let the market decide

This basically is an echo of Wil Shipley’s article. However, I’m hoping that Snell’s journalistic cred will quicken the process whereby Apple wakes [...]

Wil Shipley, the lead developer behind Delicious Library, offers his thoughts on the state of the iPhone App Store. Shipley’s thesis boils down to this: Apple should allow any and every app into the App store that isn’t explicitly harmful to users and drop all the ‘quality control’ affectations. He supports this claim [...]