Monday, September 28, 2009

Quick Update on Word Warp


 Hey just a quick update here, so over the weekend I was checking out some of the tweets about Word Warp and it gets me every time.  It’s great to hear from you guys. We can’t thank you enough for your support!

Now about Word Warp, we love when you guys talk about how addicting it is and how you can’t put it down.  Well let me be the first to tell you that we have some pretty BIG ideas concerning Word Warp cooking over here at MobilityWare!  Everything is in pre-production and tentative right now and I swore not to give any details away, but I am literally wowed by the stuff that is being discussed in meetings.  You guys are going to be blown away!

Anyways, thank you all for all your support.  I promise I’ll fill you guys in the first chance I get.  Until then, keep Word Warping!

Friday, September 25, 2009

Some more stuff on Doodle Jump (easter eggs, surprises)


Following up on yesterday, one reader pointed out to me that there is actually an Easter egg mini game within the very popular game Pocket God, that is a cross over imitation of Doodle Jump!

So I loaded up Pocket God and played around a little and sure enough, I found the appropriately titled Ooga Jump.

Click past the jump to find out how to access the Ooga jump as well as another Doodle Jump/Pocket God crossover


Thursday, September 24, 2009

Doodle Jump!


Hey guys, I thought I’d take a little time today to discuss something on a lighter note, hopefully something you can all relate to.

Yesterday, we talked about how popular the App Store is and how gargantuan their catalogue of applications is.  Though we also casually alluded to the fact that many of the applications in the Top 100 today seem like cheap gimmicks, I think we all know there are more than a few gems hidden beneath all these applications.

One such gem is the pleasantly named Doodle Jump

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Ridiculous!!


I guess it just goes to show how absolutely dominating the popularity of the Apple App Store is.  Apparently, last Friday, Apple approved 1394 applications in one day. In one day!!!

Granted only 300 or so were games, 1394 applications being approved is still rather remarkable. I don't even think there are that many applications in the Blackberry App Store!

Take a look at the graphs offered by App Shopper, it really is impressive the amount of apps they end up approving each day.

Now if only the Top 100 Free/Paid Apps weren't filled with gimmick apps like the T-Pain autotune effect and Portable Flashlights...

via App Shopper

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

FAQs on Solitaire Part II


Hello all, I hope you all had a great weekend.

Following in last week’s footsteps, we decided to look at some more comments and thoughts people left for us on our App Store page for Solitaire.

We decided to tackle probably our most interesting complaints and address all the people who claim the game is “too hard” and “nearly impossible” while others claims they’ve won almost every game.

Friday, September 18, 2009

FAQs on Solitaire Part I


Many users post comments to our apps in the App Store. However, the App Store doesn't really provide a way for the developer to respond to user comments, so we thought we'd take some time to respond to some comments, especially problems or perceived problems, in our blog and then post the responses as FAQs on our website.  We plan on doing this more often if users think it's helpful, so please let us know.

We decided the first application we would respond to would be our Solitaire application.  Here is the first set of comments and our responses.


Thursday, September 17, 2009

SURPRISE!!


Hey guys!  It’s definitely been a while since you last heard from us here at MobilityWare. But here we are and we’re back!  As you can tell, we’ve decided to transfer our blog over here to BlogSpot (all of our posts from our old blog can still be found below).

With this change, we’ve decided to head in a new direction, well…more like going beyond the boundaries of what our old blog on WordPress seemed to cover...