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20 games Wired.com says you need for your iPhone
20 games Wired.com says you need for your iPhone
I'm actually glad I don't have an iPhone, because that narrows down the choice of games to play by several thousand. Literally. Right now, I see 3500 games in the iTunes store. Wired says there are "over 4700", but who's counting? My mind is blown and I'm paralyzed into indecision by anything ...
Coder's Half-Million-Dollar Baby Proves iPhone Gold Rush Is Still On | Gadget Lab from Wired.com
Coder's Half-Million-Dollar Baby Proves iPhone Gold Rush Is Still On | Gadget Lab from Wired.com
blog.wired.com — Ethan Apple's iPhone application store is as crowded as a Beyonce concert, with more than 20,000 apps available. But one independent developer still managed to rake in $600,000 in a single month with a single iPhone game. Ethan Nicholas, developer of ... (more) Coder's Half-Million-Dollar Baby Proves iPhone Gold Rush ...
Top 10 iPhone Games, as Voted by Wired.com Readers | Game | Life from Wired.com
Top 10 iPhone Games, as Voted by Wired.com Readers | Game | Life from Wired.com
blog.wired.com — Iphone_games_readers Your reactions to our recent list of 10 awesome iPhone games said pretty much one thing: We're crazy for not including your favorite game. But then, how could we please everyone? With more than 4,700 games in the App Store for ... (more) Top 10 iPhone Games, as Voted by Wired.com Readers | ...
ReviewJournal.com - Business - INSIDE GAMING: Maybe that iPhone user isn't just taking calls
lvrj.com — "The program calculates the true count and does it significantly more accurately," according to a Gaming Control Board memorandum sent to casino operators last week warning of the electronic device. Card counting is not illegal in Nevada casinos. ... (more) ReviewJournal.com - Business - INSIDE GAMING: Maybe ...
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