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Okay. So here's a question: Apple has decided to go with WebApps, vs. 3rd party apps on the iPhone, at least at this time. Wasn't one of the reasons that Steve Jobs claimed Apple did not want to allow 3rd party apps, is due to the possibility of "shutting down" AT&T networks due to overload or something? I'm not sure, but wouldn't webapps be much more likely to overload the system then would installed 3rd party apps? And before you jump down my throat and accuse me of Apple bashing (I'm not), it's just an honest question.![]()
you have to pay for some of these?!
that just makes me want to mod more..
JUST looked through the list and there is an:
Ovulation Calendar 10/11/2007 Calculates the time of ovulation and generates your personal fertility calendar.
i can't wait to use that one..
Last edited by iamtko; 10-11-2007 at 02:43 PM.
all of these are old apps that you can find on appleolis.com. My dashboard has a bunch of programs that are still there... prior to my modding days.![]()
you'd think they would make a webapps catalogue that is optimized for the iphone.
So Apple finally gets around to listing Web apps, on a non-iPhone-friendly Web site, three months after it was already done--better--by the likes of Appleoppolis and MockDock? Am I missing something here? What does this add that has not been available before, in a better format (to anyone, not just modders)?
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Mike
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