kickstarter: Deep space strategy. Sidius Nova is a Kickstarter-funded space strategy game. Just three months after successfully reaching their goal, the game’s creators have launched in the App Store — and it’s free for a limited time. jelter: Sidius Nova is now live on the app store! Get it while it’s free! http://t.co/FQhIzvMU #4x #videogames #indiegames #rts #kickstarter #itunes
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Deep space strategy.

Sidius Nova is a Kickstarter-funded space strategy game. Just three months after successfully reaching their goal, the game’s creators have launched in the App Store — and it’s free for a limited time.

jelter:

Sidius Nova is now live on the app store! Get it while it’s free! http://t.co/FQhIzvMU #4x #videogames #indiegames #rts #kickstarter #itunes

Source: kickstarter.com

While many apps have grown bigger and more encompassing over the years, others have popped up to fill the single-service, hyper-focused holes. While these types of apps never disappeared, they’ve become more and more necessary as our devices—and our ideas—have grown more fragmented. For me, I find myself using these nearly featureless apps more often when I’m on my iPhone and iPad. I want something that opens immediately and starts doing what it’s supposed to do without any additional taps. (via Why I Prefer the Featureless App) My constant battle with clients. Do one thing and do it well.
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While many apps have grown bigger and more encompassing over the years, others have popped up to fill the single-service, hyper-focused holes. While these types of apps never disappeared, they’ve become more and more necessary as our devices—and our ideas—have grown more fragmented.

For me, I find myself using these nearly featureless apps more often when I’m on my iPhone and iPad. I want something that opens immediately and starts doing what it’s supposed to do without any additional taps. (via Why I Prefer the Featureless App)

My constant battle with clients. Do one thing and do it well.

Source: Lifehacker

The Windows Phone Marketplace is growing week by week and recently passed 30,000 applications. The software giant’s Marketplace of mobile apps is on fire as it approaches a year on the market. Unfortunately with success comes troubles. Microsot has witnessed spikes in what it calls bulk app publishing. The practice is used by Windows Phone developers to fill up the “new” tab of the Marketplace with a large number of similar apps in a single day. (via Microsoft cracks down on Windows Phone app “spam”, limits devs to 10 apps per day | WinRumors)
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The Windows Phone Marketplace is growing week by week and recently passed 30,000 applications. The software giant’s Marketplace of mobile apps is on fire as it approaches a year on the market. Unfortunately with success comes troubles. Microsot has witnessed spikes in what it calls bulk app publishing. The practice is used by Windows Phone developers to fill up the “new” tab of the Marketplace with a large number of similar apps in a single day. (via Microsoft cracks down on Windows Phone app “spam”, limits devs to 10 apps per day | WinRumors)

Source: winrumors.com