At long last we have submitted Shotgun Duel to Apple for approval. Duel has been by far our most ambitious project to date — around the modest gesture-detecting kernel that made Shotgun Free so popular we have built a large social layer, with multiplayer dueling, global leaderboards, and deep Facebook integration. Shotgun Duel also has improved gesture-detection, professional artwork, a virtual currency system, and much more. We hope you find it awesome, hilarious, ridiculous, and fun, or at least 2 of those. Apple usually takes 2 weeks to approve new applications, so stay tuned for launch.
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Inedible at AppNation
September 14th, 2010 by eddie
James and I spent yesterday and today at the AppNation conference in San Francisco, where we had a demo booth. Met a lot of cool people, had a good time. I also ended up being interviewed by diceTV. See about half way down that page.
Apple Features POW!
July 18th, 2010 by eddie
In light of our rise up the charts, Apple has decided to feature POW in its “New & Noteworthy” section. This is really important to us because its the first time Apple has featured one of our apps.
POW At #5!
July 16th, 2010 by eddie
It looks like the climb of POW has reached an end. It was a great ride, and we couldn’t be more pleased. POW made it all of the way to #5 overall and #2 entertainment (darn you Talking Tom Cat for being #1!).
POW At #25!
July 13th, 2010 by eddie
After releasing our big update V1.2, we started to promote POW a little harder. Looks like it totally worked! POW is now the #25 app on the app store! Check out the evidence below! This marks our 3rd app to hit Top 25.
James and I interviewed on UNTETHER.tv
June 15th, 2010 by eddie
James and I had a great chance to chat with Rob Woodbridge from UNTETHER.tv a week ago, and the interview is now online. Check it out for a bit of our backstory and thoughts on the mobile app ecosystem.
Spent the weekend at iPadDevCamp
April 19th, 2010 by eddie
I just spent most all of this weekend at iPadDevCamp. The event is the fourth of its kind, though the first three were called iPhoneDevCamp. They’re put on by a few developers and all-around-good-guys Raven Zachary, Dom Sagolla, Chris Messina, Chris Allen, Blake Burris and William Hurley.
The event had a few keynotes from some pretty heavy hitters (like Bob Borchers, former Apple bigwig now Opus Capital bigwig), a bunch of barcamp style training sessions (including one from Saurik of Cydia, king of iPhone jailbreak land), and a hackathon. A couple really sweet projects came out of the hackathon. I also got a good chance to hang out with our friends from Burstly, which always makes an event more fun.
I’m not sure when the next one is, but I’ll definitely be going. It’s an exhausting weekend, but a fun one.
Inedible Software pinch hits for CivicTweets
April 8th, 2010 by eddie
About a month ago Inedible Software stepped in to help a good friend of ours, Jeff Carlson from CivicSpeak, complete his company’s first application CivicTweets. Jeff’s company has a neighboring cube to ours in the Plug and Play Tech Center in Sunnyvale CA. The app was just about done, but we helped with some Map Kit integration, some data saving and persistence, and some bug fixing. Check out that app on the app store here:
Three high-profile Song Sift reviews
February 18th, 2010 by eddie
Since Song Sift was released it received three high-profile reviews.
The second was Gizmodo in their Top 10 Apps of the Week
We’re super pumped about all three reviews, as they come from some of the bigger and more important blogs / review sites. Whoo!
James and I chair another iPhone Event
January 19th, 2010 by eddie
On January 27th James and I will help chair an iPhone Event at PariSoMa. We’ve gotten to know (and like) the PariSoMa people from teaching the iPhone Bootcamps there, and they’ve started hosting what will hopefully be monthly iPhone meetups. This particular one will be about raising VC for an iPhone company, and we’re excited to announce that the creators of Cabulous, Tapulous and Smule will be there. We’ll also be discussing whatever Apple is announcing, be it the new tablet and/or iPhones and/or iPhone OS 4.0.
Inedible at AppNation
September 14th, 2010 by eddieJames and I spent yesterday and today at the AppNation conference in San Francisco, where we had a demo booth. Met a lot of cool people, had a good time. I also ended up being interviewed by diceTV. See about half way down that page.
Apple Features POW!
July 18th, 2010 by eddieIn light of our rise up the charts, Apple has decided to feature POW in its “New & Noteworthy” section. This is really important to us because its the first time Apple has featured one of our apps.
POW At #5!
July 16th, 2010 by eddieIt looks like the climb of POW has reached an end. It was a great ride, and we couldn’t be more pleased. POW made it all of the way to #5 overall and #2 entertainment (darn you Talking Tom Cat for being #1!).
POW At #25!
July 13th, 2010 by eddieAfter releasing our big update V1.2, we started to promote POW a little harder. Looks like it totally worked! POW is now the #25 app on the app store! Check out the evidence below! This marks our 3rd app to hit Top 25.
James and I interviewed on UNTETHER.tv
June 15th, 2010 by eddieJames and I had a great chance to chat with Rob Woodbridge from UNTETHER.tv a week ago, and the interview is now online. Check it out for a bit of our backstory and thoughts on the mobile app ecosystem.
Spent the weekend at iPadDevCamp
April 19th, 2010 by eddieI just spent most all of this weekend at iPadDevCamp. The event is the fourth of its kind, though the first three were called iPhoneDevCamp. They’re put on by a few developers and all-around-good-guys Raven Zachary, Dom Sagolla, Chris Messina, Chris Allen, Blake Burris and William Hurley.
The event had a few keynotes from some pretty heavy hitters (like Bob Borchers, former Apple bigwig now Opus Capital bigwig), a bunch of barcamp style training sessions (including one from Saurik of Cydia, king of iPhone jailbreak land), and a hackathon. A couple really sweet projects came out of the hackathon. I also got a good chance to hang out with our friends from Burstly, which always makes an event more fun.
I’m not sure when the next one is, but I’ll definitely be going. It’s an exhausting weekend, but a fun one.
Inedible Software pinch hits for CivicTweets
April 8th, 2010 by eddieAbout a month ago Inedible Software stepped in to help a good friend of ours, Jeff Carlson from CivicSpeak, complete his company’s first application CivicTweets. Jeff’s company has a neighboring cube to ours in the Plug and Play Tech Center in Sunnyvale CA. The app was just about done, but we helped with some Map Kit integration, some data saving and persistence, and some bug fixing. Check out that app on the app store here:
Three high-profile Song Sift reviews
February 18th, 2010 by eddieSince Song Sift was released it received three high-profile reviews.
The second was Gizmodo in their Top 10 Apps of the Week
We’re super pumped about all three reviews, as they come from some of the bigger and more important blogs / review sites. Whoo!
James and I chair another iPhone Event
January 19th, 2010 by eddieOn January 27th James and I will help chair an iPhone Event at PariSoMa. We’ve gotten to know (and like) the PariSoMa people from teaching the iPhone Bootcamps there, and they’ve started hosting what will hopefully be monthly iPhone meetups. This particular one will be about raising VC for an iPhone company, and we’re excited to announce that the creators of Cabulous, Tapulous and Smule will be there. We’ll also be discussing whatever Apple is announcing, be it the new tablet and/or iPhones and/or iPhone OS 4.0.