Whoops, there it is… the (useless) iPhone app store
Written on 10th July 2008
8 COMMENTS 
Ernst-Jan Pfauth, editor in chief
To stimulate the iPhone craze to grow to absolute bizarre proportions, Apple has just launched the iPhone app store. While I’m typing this, thousands of other bloggers are doing the same. Well what the hell, almost everybody loves the shiny object, so here it is.
Download iTunes 7.7 and access the store here. Then you can browse the 27 pages of iPhone apps, which are absolutely useless for some hours until the iPhone becomes available in New Zealand stores.
By the way, my dear Belgian readers, I feel really sorry for you guys, having to pay as much as 525 euros for the 8GB iPhone and 615 euros for the 16GB. I hope for you that they’ll soon fix that law and allow subsidized phones.
The Next Web Blog is closely associated with The Next Web Conference which is held annually in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. At this event speakers from all over the world come together to talk about, and show off, the future of the Web. (More info 
[...] games revenue. The rise of smartphones, which obviously create a better gaming experience, and the launch of the Apple Apps store – where more than 10 million applications were downloaded in three days. So it seems we can’t [...]
[...] iPhone App store is one of the many great features of the Apple iPhone. Hundreds (thousands?) of developers are [...]