To me it depends - if an app is released with an iPad & iPhone version, then yeah it rubs me wrong a bit. But if a developer creates an iPad version later on I think they deserve to be paid for the work put into the iPad version so I have nothing against them releasing it seperately.
To add to this list: WordFoto. It's a pretty awesome app that allows you to make typographical mosaics on the fly. Here's some I just made on my phone;Anyways, bought a few apps recently, awesome stuff.
"Definition", best dictionary app out there for everything words.
"Word Lens" is a pretty amazing augmented reality translation app. I got it just because i'm hoping that the future updates will keep adding new languages, so it's a travel investment, even.
"TinyChat" is back up after being pulled a while back. Apparently it's buggy, and password-rooms don't let me join, but it'll be worth it when they update it, as long as it stays up.
"Camera Genius" is definitely my stock camera replacement, and imo, better than Camera+ by a longshot.
"Everyday" was probably a waste of money, but it's gonna be awesome one day. Take a pic of yourself every day, and thanks to the alignment grid, have each pic be aligned properly. Allows THIS, basically.
"SkyView" and "Star Walk" for star mapping and planetary info as well as augmented reality solar system orbit viewing. Awesome stuff.
"PhotoForge 2" is quite simply the most robust photo editing app out there, right next to Snapspeed.
"Video Stream" for streaming all of my MBP content over the air, as well as converting/storing them locally for later viewing. Best video streaming app out there (better than Air Video imo).
"Plex" for my Plex Media Library only MBP, wonderful app for Plex-specific content streaming.
And then there's the obvious stuff like Tweetbot, Clacbot, Convertbot, Pastebot, along with Wikipanion+, Instapaper, and a useful app called "Offline Pages Pro".
I know I probably blew through this way too fast, but what the hell, it's been a long time since i've actually bought new apps.
PS. Also bought some great games; GTA3, Osmos, Minecraft, Tiny Wings, Cut the Rope, & Tetris.
What about in the case of developing an app, but instead of charging $6 for it, they end up charging $3 for the iPhone version and $3 for the iPad version?
Thanks, but its not available in the UK
Yea I don't think there is which sucks.
Doesn't seem that way, unfortunately.
Oh damn, i'm jumping on that shit. I've used it a bunch on a friends iPad but I couldn't justify shelling out that much money for it when all I had was $50. Thanks for the heads up!
Sweet, thanks a lot! Gotta spread the word - in my opinion, this app should be on every iPad. Fantastic mix of quick filters and effects, as well as powerful, yet intuitive tools like the Selective Adjust feature.
Yes - however, from what I understand it does not operate directly with the raw data, but instead with the JPEG preview embedded in the raw file. It's quite rare for iOS apps to handle raw data directly, and those that do run pretty slow (PiRAWnha on an iPad 2 takes ~7 seconds for each edit to show, for instance.)
The great thing about apps is how cheap they are. A dollar is nothing when you think about it. Especially when you get an app that will last for a long, long time and be extremely useful.
To be fair, the complaints I had were probably more valid than 'the icon is too dark!'
Ah, I see! thank you. That's pretty cool, to be able to remove finished tasks with an easy gesture like that. Interesting you went from Wunder to Reminders. I did the same, but went right back quite shortly after, not least because I hate in Reminders.app that you can't set priorities (in any meaningful way) or even re-order lists.
Hah, thanks for that. I like the Lucky Clover and Noir themes the best.
