Jul 04
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!
Many games were shown at the WWDC three weeks ago. One of those games is called “Big Top 10″ and is now available in the app store. It is a puzzle game and your goal is to connect adjacent numbers in an effort to add up to a total 10.
Rolando quickly became a big hit when it was first released. In the puzzle like game you have to move the Rolandos through a mysterious world by using the innovative tilt, tap and Multi-Touch controls. 
We have seen the digital compass as an application itself. There are also videos about the compass being used in Apple’s GPS system via Google Maps. But we’ve never seen it in a game-like application. 
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