A quest, an adventure, a sweet story, unlimited excitement filled with mystery and puzzle and many more. All these in a game? Yes, that's what Azkend from Mythpeople brings to iPhone and iPod touch users.
The Story:
You are going back to Far Asia, where you and your archeological team brought a relic long time ago. The relic must be returned to the Temple of Time as it belongs there and there is impending curse to doom you if you fail in this mission. It's not that easy, you have to travel and unravel puzzles to find the 8 lost talismans on Read More...
Removing and restoring of applications on the App Store is an old story, but we are still trying to figure our exactly why apps are removed or restored. Keeping track of disappearance of Apps, here we give you the master list of removed and restored applications.
I Am Rich: This application was retailed at $999.99 and did nothing. The developer just made a cool $6000 in one day and the app vanished from the App Store after purloining 8 rich iPhone users, at least one whom purchased the app by mistake. The application displayed a red glowing gemstone a kind of Read More...
Some apps have been pulled from the App Store already, including Box Office, Aurora Feint, and most recently, NetShare.
I hope Apple doesn’t make a habit of removing apps suddenly, without notice or explanation. That would make the App Store a rather unreliable shopping place. You make a mental note of some products and shelves, and next time you're there everything’s changed. Not good for Apple if this keeps up, and certainly not good for the developers OR the customers. Complications are waiting to arise.
What’s worrying is that there is no easy pattern one can see here. All disappearances have been under very different Read More...
After all that fuss, Aurora Feint is finally back again on the App Store.
With this update the contact list in your iPhone will not be extracted without prior notification. The contacts in your iPhone will be collected only if you press the Submit button in the Community page while playing the game. Even if the contacts are at all extracted, they will be encrypted.
Aurora Feint still claims that they never stored the contact details on their web servers. What do they do with the contacts then? While the fact is still a mystery, we are just happy to know that Read More...
This is an update for the earlier report I made on Aurora Feint. It is confirmed that Apple intentionally removed this game from the App Store over privacy concerns. The way the developers of this game openly collected contact details of users was not in conformation to the policy of Apple and users too find it sneaky.
One of the developers of the game, Danielle Cassley however, clarifies that they were not trying to be sneaky or do something nasty and further noted that the data collected were never stored on their servers. A re-constructed version of the game has been Read More...
Aurora feint is a game that everyone will find interesting. Yes, Aurora Feint is an addictive game and more addictive for being a free game. But, the game is no more in App Store and I have to suffer now because I just uninstalled the application to fix some crashing issue of my iPhone.
The developers of this game are probably planning to deploy this game as paid application now. For now, we just need cross our fingers and wait for the retail price. For those of you who have not heard about the game, here is the gist of the Read More...
