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Daily Card Planner turns the iPhone Calendar into a clean, swipe‑friendly card stack. Each event is shown as an individual card with: Bold task title – the first thing you see. Date & time beneath, in a compact format. A large…
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Core application update for PSA (Psychological Symptoms Analyzer). You can still select symptoms and get an analyzed result for possible psychological disorder. The difference is a modern layout with a faster response time.
Track your day to day activities with Do or Do Not. Once you start using this application, you’ll not want to go back to a time without having it. Each activity or habit can be set with an icon to…
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DoTask lets you combine all your Calendar Events and Reminders into one place. Designed for easy scrolling through all the events for the day and lets you focus on what needs to be done. When a reminder is done or…
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TweetPaper is finally live after month of hard work. What is What is TweetPaper? TweetPaper is a Twitter Client. So? There are a lot of Twitter Clients in the AppStore. Indeed, you are right. What’s so special about it? It…
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Like everything: it all starts with an idea. In this case an update for Vitamins 101. An idea for adding new features to it, like what about a compare option? Ok, I can do that. What about some wiki info?…
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A quick reference post about iOS Icon Sizes. iOS 6 and lower iPhone 3GS and lower (Non Retina Display) Icon-57.png iPhone 4 and higher (Retina Display) Icon-114.png iPad and iPad mini (Non Retina…
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Just updated QuickFlip with a new design matching iOS 7. I was quite surprised that the approval process was done in a couple of days. Think this has to do with iOS 7 ready apps. But for the second update…
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When I look at the iPhone 5C, I can’t stop thinking that it looks a lot like the iPod Touch 5. In design not much difference than the iPhone 5C being thicker, a mute switch on the side, a speaker…
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