I don't have an iPhone myself, but I do have iTunes and I know how many App Store applications are downright worthless. This application may come in handy for those of you who have an iPhone and hate being bombarded with pointless applications. Macworld has created "App Gems" that will highlight cool applications for your device. You can get the App Gem of the day, view the highest rated apps, and more. Finally, there's an easy way to sift through the garbage and find the applications that are actually worth their price (and yes, that includes the crappy free apps that should pay you to use them).
That’s why today Macworld is introducing App Gems, a $2 iPhone app that will help you find good apps. Developed by Macworld with the programming expertise of the good people of DS Media Labs, App Gems presents you with an exclusive App Gem of the day, a good app handpicked every weekday by Macworld’s team of editors and reviewers.
Breaking News: AT&T is finally able to bring seven year old tech to the state of the art iPhone. Yes, MMS is finally coming an iPhone near you, in three weeks, on September 25th. Sorry original iPhone owners, you will have to upgrade to a 3G device if you want to experience this amazing technology.
In its brief statement, AT&T offered few reasons why it's taken so long to get such a basic cell phone feature. It only said MMS "required us to work on our network MMS architecture to carry the expected record volumes of MMS traffic and ensure an excellent experience from Day One."
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