New apps added to the App Catalog, Dec 10
| by Shawn Brown on December 12th, 2009 |
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It’s about time we get an Adam Carolla podcast app in the App Catalog. What would my Pre be like if I hadn’t had the Adam Carolla Network on my phone? One app that I am excited about is the graduation of Cell Stalker from the Homebrew section of Precentral. Now you can track your Pre’s location from your computer in the event that you lose it or you just want to know where your child is.
- Adam Carolla Network, Free.
- Beto, $0.99.
- Cell Stalker, $9.79.
- FriendsFlowFree, Free.
- Football Fans, $0.99
- Hockey Fans, $1.99.
- Liberace, $0.99.
- Spanish Lesson 1 – iCaramba, $2.99.
- Wabbit Hunt, $1.49.
- WallRevolve, $1.49.
- Word Scramble – Palindromes, $1.99.
1. shannon wrote on December 27, 2009
I am going to have to check out the Adam Carolla links thanks for the info.
2. Ray Hollister wrote on February 9, 2010
It would be awesome if you would provide a little more details on each application. Maybe even a full review of each application with a critique. Otherwise, you really aren’t providing any new information. Just a thought.
3. dyuane wrote on September 28, 2010
I wish they went into more detail as well.
4. dyuane wrote on November 25, 2010
I would have to agree with ray. is there a section on free as well.
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good things!