Go From Rags to Riches (and back again) with Apple

Tired of seeing your hipster-savvy developer friends make fists full of cash off of the asinine game they developed for Apple’s iTunes App store? Now, you can stop complaining and learn how to do something about it.

To help encourage the admittance of more indie developer’s into this Apple beneficiary enclave, Qantm - a self-proclaimed global media college, is offering the first accredited coursework in iPhone development. The course is “specifically for designers who want to produce games and applications for the world’s most iconic instrument.”

Luckily for students, this particular college experience requires moving to some of the greatest cities in the world, outside of NYC. “Following the London launch, the iPhone course will be available in Qantm colleges throughout the world, including Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Amsterdam, Berlin and Munich.”

Don’t forget to mention Steve Demeter’s story when you pitch this idea to your financer.
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Cut and Paste on iPhone with Magic Pad

MagicPad software from Proximi finally brings copy and paste to the iPhone. Something Apple developers have been apparently ignoring forever, gee thanks geeks. MagicPad also allows rich text editing. Colors, strikeouts, underlines, bold, italics, as well as various fonts at different sizes can be applied to any typed text. Now don’t go getting all excited and run over to the app store just yet, ‘cause Apple is still mulling over whether or not to offer the new app to us. Huh?

The only other small consideration… you can't carry the clipboard to other apps. Other than that MAJOR drawback, the app seems very promising. Text formatting is emailed in tact and the app is super simple to operate. Peep the demo video after the break…


via Company Site... Apple iPhone Apps
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