Normally it takes Apple a lot of time to approve an application or an update for it. When the App Store was first opened it took Apple only 3 days to approve an app. Later it became more like 8 days before an app was approved and now it seems Apple needs almost 2 weeks. It must be frustrating for developers. I check the udate page on my iPod and iPhone every day (sometimes several times). Yesterday, before I went to sleep I did that again, but no updates. I just woke up and ofcourse immediately checked. And to my amazement there were 15! updates all at once. Does Apple just collect all the approved updates and puts them online all together? » Wow, 15 Updates At Once!

Another applications containing nudity has been removed from the App Store, Wired reports. The app BeautyMeter was removed due to an inappropriate image of a nude minor. The screenshot shows a 15-year-old girl form the United States, making a picture of her reflection in a mirror. » Another App Removed Because Of Nudity

Below is a list of apps that are capable of the OS 3.0 feature: Push Notification. At least 20 apps so far, but expect the list to grow quickly these coming weeks. I think this feature will become a very popular one. » List Of Push Notification Capable Apps

On ModMyi.com is a post about how to get an unsubsidized new iPhone 3GS. You actually hack the Apple Online Store by changing the product code of a different product while it’s in your basket. Than the iPhone 3GS will be delivered at your doorstep.

» Hack Apple Online Store And Get Unsubsidized iPhone 3GS

The first pictures of the upcoming WWDC event showed up. Every year Apple has a theme. This time it’s no surprise that the main theme is about the App Store.

» ‘One Year Later. Light-Years Ahead’ WWDC ‘09 Banners

It’s time for a new “Three For Free”. Everytime I’ll shortly discuss three games that can be downloaded for free through the App Store. This time I’ll talk about Catcha Mouse, Unblock Me and Photo Play. Three puzzle games. Three games for free.

» Three For Free 2

GAMEVIL USA, Inc., the LA-based mobile games publisher, today announced that its classic action role-playing game ZENONIA for iPhone and iPod touch is available on the Apple App Store. ZENONIA features anime style characters and graphics which will bring back nostalgic moments from epic role-playing games in the past. The game has numerous quests to follow with an interesting story line, as the hero goes on a journey to figure out his past. For each different skill class, there is a unique set of skills to master along with hundreds of items and weapons to acquire.

» GAMEVIL Launches ZENONIA on Apple App Store