iphone apps

I have been a software engineer in a company for 2.5 years working with VC++ and C#. I always want to do my own business but don't know where to start...

For the last year I have been doing the project Xmart Calculator SNIP on my own during my spare time.

It cost me about 3k pounds and there is no income up till now. I am afraid this is not a good project...

My next plan is either applying for a higher pay job or try to do some iphone apps.

Both have advantages and disadvantages I really don't now which should I choose.

Attachment 14692Apple's feeling pretty good about itself lately and why shouldn't it?

It sold a million iPads in the first month.

That means iPad sales reached a million units twice as fast as the original iPhone. The revenue spigot remains wide open and I'm sure investors are happy, but Apple has shown a few signs lately it may be getting a little too big for its britches.

While obviously the Android Market is far, far behind the App Store, it has a decent number of apps (decent being an understatement, particularly when compared with webOS).

After all, how many iPhone apps are truly useful? In fact, according to AndroLib, the Android Market tracker, over 9,000 new apps were submitted to the market in March alone.

I've been a freelance journalist for 20 years now, and can honestly say that the iPhone has changed the way I work more than anything since wireless Internet access came along all those years ago.

But what are the essential iPhone apps that a jobbing journalist, or blogger for that matter, cannot live without?

I've not included the built-in apps that come with my iPhone 3GS such as mail, calendar, camera/video and the voice memo recorder, but rather have concentrated on my top 10 third party apps:

1.

Twittelator Pro

One of the great things about the iPhone is of course the App Store, which is a growing eco system of interesting applications.

I tend to stick to the free ones, and not long ago I went and downloaded a bunch of new freebies. These are my favorites from that bunch:

Louvre

Royal Palm Beach, Florida (PRESS RELEASE - August 1, 2009) -The iPhone continues to dominate the smart phone market , and available iPhone apps total well over 65,000.

People are eager to get in on the iPhone application craze to promote their businesses or just to make an extra buck.

As the economy continues to struggle, the popularity of iPhone apps seems to be at an all-time high and businesses and entrepreneurs want to be a part of the movement.

A guide to breaking big in Apple’s very crowded market.

Keeven Kuate Konga, Tempe What steps do I take in order to make a big jump in the iPhone application industry?

I have found an app designer. I know the basics, but is there any other information other than what’s given on Apple’s Web site?

You really couldn't make this up if your tried very hard indeed. The ongoing saga which is best summed up as 'what will Apple ban today' has just got stranger than ever.

Apparently all BitTorrent iPhone apps are toxic, as is the notion of superimposing your own face upon that of Jesus, not to mention a Twitter application that was refused a place in the app store because Twitter was down for maintenance when the Apple people tested it.

The BitTorrent ban is an odd one. Although BitTorrent applications per se are not illegal, and the protocol itself is put to perfectly legal use by many...