MacMembraneThere are peels everywhere…

Macenstein with a YouTube post demoing iBoobs, a psychological first-person thriller of a game which Apple – or The Great Prude, in some circles – has denied from it’s App Store. I imagine that the denial is based largely on the possibility that such an app would rocket to the top of the charts and [...]

A new section of itunes lists the Top Apps of 2008 for every category (iTunes link). I’ve already seen a few I didn’t know about.

Mac OS X Hints with some advice for winter iPhone use: There are “alternative” ways to interact with your iPhone without having to uncover your fingers. For basic actions such as accepting a phone call or unlocking it to read a text message, you can use either your nose or, for some more precise gestures, [...]

iPhone Your Life is a new section of the iPhone 3G’s page at Apple.com which details some top iPhone applications from 3rd party developers. Apple has really turned to hyping apps for the iPhone as a major selling point of the device, and rightly so. I’m glad to see a new place to find out [...]

TechCrunch detailing the fate of Google Mobile App for the iPhone and it’s speak to search feature. Hopefully this makes it out.

Google Earth (iTunes Link) is now available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Check the demo vid on YouTube. Yeah!

My mini-review of TextGuru for the iPhone and iPod Touch (on the TextGuru support forum). Something the developer does not tell you: there is a 5MB limit to files that you can view in TextGuru. Fine! But say so!

Macenstein: So, if you are like me, and are a smug, iPhone carrying prick who is not happy unless your iPhone-less friend is sad, then read on for my top 20 apps I keep on my iPhone solely to impress people. I’m impressed by the list itself! A real upside about the terrible state of [...]

iPhone Central: Apple drops iPhone development NDA. Happy times!

Wired on Cut and Paste in the iPhone 2.2: It’s possible that Apple is taking so long to implement copy and paste not because it is difficult, but because Apple is reinventing it. Imagine a system-wide menu added to all applications which, instead of shuffling items off to a clipboard, lists all the places you [...]