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Armin Heinrich's newly-released "I am Rich" application for Apple's iPhone and/or iPod touch displays an elegant pentagon-shaped icon that will remind you and anyone else who sees it that you are rich enough to afford the US$999.99 app.
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via Mac Daily News @ 10:50 7th Aug
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TrueCommerce Releases Innovative EDI Integration Framework for Developing Feature-Rich Accounting System Integrations PITTSBURGH--(Business Wire)-- TrueCommerce today announced the release of its new integration framework that enables the rapid development of integrations between virtually any accounting or business software and its Transaction Manager(TM) EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) translation software. The integration framework provides developers with a "tool kit" that simplifies and shortens the development cycle associated with creating feature-rich integrations. As proof of performance, while the integration framework was being developed and tested, it was itself used to develop robust integrations with Sage Accpac ERP and Everest(R) Software that were successfully deployed by several high-volume TrueCommerce customers.
in XML & Metadata
via Reuters @ 9:09 29th Jul
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You must've see at least one book titled something like "This book will teach you how to earn $1 million." Now, picture an iPhone application that has just two functions: a red jewel icon that "always reminds you (and others when you show it to them) that you were able to afford this," and, after pressing the "(i)", a secret mantra that "may help to you stay rich, healthy and successful." It costs $999.99. See where I'm going with this? I've got a better mantra that'll help you stay rich and healthy (by avoiding accidental spending-induced heart-attacks.) "Make sure you keep iTunes asking for your permission to buy apps before purchasing, or clicking on this app link may make you very, very sad indeed." [Product page]
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via Gizmodo @ 9:23 6th Aug
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Rich' iPhone screensaver application, which Apple removed Friday, according to dpa.
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via Saudi Press Agency @ 20:41 8th Aug
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Palringo has introduced picture messaging, text-based messaging and, soon, vocal instant messaging over the iPhone’s data connection. iPhone owners can now download Palringo’s rich messaging service (RMS) application from Apple’s new App Store.
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via Digital Media Europe @ 13:04 30th Jul
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LONDON - iPhone™ owners can now download Palringo’s rich messaging service (RMS) application from Apple®’s ne
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via Earthtimes.org @ 10:07 29th Jul
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announce an agreement with Nokia to make Vringo’s video ringtone application and rich media content available to Nokia device owners through the Nokia Download! Web store.
in E-commerce
via Device Management Forum @ 9:18 28th Aug
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LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 29, 2008--iPhone(tm) owners can now download Palringos rich messaging service (RMS) application from Apple s new App Store. Palringo enables picture messaging, text-based messaging and, soon, vocal instant messaging over the iPhones data connection.
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via Macro World Investor @ 10:06 29th Jul
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30. Juli 2008 - Newcastle, Grobritannien Wer ein iPhone besitzt, kann ab sofort das RMS-Programm (Rich Messaging Service) von Palringo aus dem neuen App Store von Apple herunterladen. Mit Palringo lsst sich die Datenverbindung des iPhone fr das Instant Messaging (IM) von Fotos, Text- und bald auch Sprachnachrichten nutzen.
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via WebitPR @ 13:03 30th Jul
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SAN FRANCISCO (dpa) - Eight people paid $1,000 for an 'I Am Rich' iPhone screensaver application, which Apple removed Friday.
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via HispanicBusiness.com @ 6:01 9th Aug
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A glance Thursday of the store showed no offering for "I Am Rich," created by someone named Armin Heinrich. The app displays a glowing red gem on a user's iPhone screen for the sole purpose of proving to onlookers one is of the moneyed class. That's all it does.
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via FOXNews.com @ 18:49 7th Aug
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San Francisco (dpa) - Eight people paid 1,000 dollars for an 'I Am Rich' iPhone screensaver application, which Apple removed Friday.
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via Borneo Bulletin @ 18:53 10th Aug
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SAN FRANCISCO (dpa) - Eight people paid $1,000 for an 'I Am Rich' iPhone screensaver application, which Apple removed Friday.
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via HispanicBusiness.com @ 6:01 9th Aug
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PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) will be linked with Flex development for rich Web applications under an arrangement being announced Tuesday by Zend Technologies.
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via InfoWorld @ 10:38 17th Sep
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Cheaper than a Porsche, and arguably as tasteless, the appropriately titled “I Am Rich” icon displayed a glowing ruby on the iPhone’s screen, allowing owners to ostentatiously display their wealth in cash-strapped times.
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via The Times @ 20:21 7th Aug
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via PR-USA.net @ 1:28 29th Jul
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We had some doubts about the authenticity of the clown who bought the $999 I'm Rich iPhone app, but Armin Heinrich—the German author of the application—has confirmed that not only one moron, but eight dumbasses actually bought the application. According to him, there are more waiting to get it:
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via Gizmodo @ 16:49 8th Aug
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A bubble in high-end contemporary art prices could be about to burst as super-rich investors from regions rich in oil and other commodities begin to feel a dent in their fortunes from the global economic slowdown, according to UK auction surveyors.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 23:23 6th Oct
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There has been a rapid growth in the use and need for Rich Internet Applications (RIAs), which look to replace desktop applications with browser-based applications. Learn how jQuery utilizes a combination of events produced by user interaction, information gathered from the Web site itself, and the ability to change the look and feel of the application without reloading to create Rich Internet Application quickly and easily.
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via Programmers' Heaven @ 23:02 25th Sep
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ImageApple launched iPhone in India, a country with only 1.2 billion people and overall not considered rich like their counterparts in USA. In USA Apple launched iPhone for $199 only. Steve Jobbs also promised that it will be similalry priced across all markets. So how did they target a market of 1.2 B with a very high mobile pernetration and nowhere as rich as USA? By pricing iPhone 3G at 4 times the US price at Rs. 31, 000 only (and lockdown for a year to the service provider) and without 3G. Imagine how the market reacted…
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via Khabrein.info @ 23:07 5th Sep
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In the last two weeks, Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) has pulled three applications from its stores: the $999-joke app “I Am Rich;” Box Office, which lets users look up movies and buy tickets; and NetShare, an application that turns the phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot. No official reason has ever been given for why the apps have been taken down. It’s easy to see why they yanked NetShare, given that it competes with the wireless broadband services of Apple’s partner carrier AT&T (NYSE: T). The same goes for I Am Rich. Yes, it was a joke, but then some apparently did click on it not believing they would really be charged $999. BoxOffice, however, was a popular app, and a useful one that had gotten favorable reviews. Perhaps its only crime was that it was free and undercuts a revenue share deal that AT&T’s own movie listing and ticketing applicatio
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via MocoNews.net @ 6:00 9th Aug
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In the last two weeks, Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) has pulled three applications from its stores: the $999-joke app “I Am Rich;” Box Office, which lets users look up movies and buy tickets; and NetShare, an application that turns the phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot. No official reason has ever been given for why the apps have been taken down. It’s easy to see why they yanked NetShare, given that it competes with the wireless broadband services of Apple’s partner carrier AT&T (NYSE: T). The same goes for I Am Rich. Yes, it was a joke, but then some apparently did click on it not believing they would really be charged $999. BoxOffice, however, was a popular app, and a useful one that had gotten favorable reviews. Perhaps its only crime was that it was free and undercuts a revenue share deal that AT&T’s own movie listing and ticketing applicatio
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via MocoNews.net @ 11:14 8th Aug
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The rest of the world might be on the verge of economic meltdown, but that's not enough to swipe the grin off the faces of Silicon Valley's rich and powerful. Google boss Eric Schmidt says that it's well protected from the madness on Wall Street. "The company has a very large amount of cash in very, very boring and secure investments," he said at the Zeitgeist press event yesterday. "As a company, we're fine." Even Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's enfant terrible, seems to be riding out the financial storm - he's just appeared on the Forbes 400. The rich list values him at $1.5bn - even if it's largely theoretical cash.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 2:01 19th Sep
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