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Your smart phone just got smarter! Draft Day is approaching, do you know where your team is? Many owners are making last-minute fantasy decisions, which are often more complex than the binary, keep-him-or-dump-him variety of decision-making.

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MLB.com At Bat iPhone app by MLB.com is the perfect app for any baseball fan. If you need an up to the minute score, want to listen to a game, or see the highlights, you can do so right from your iPhone. Whether you are the casual observer or the full time fanatic MLB. Continue reading this post...

SportsPage LLC is proud to announce SportsPage: Your Social Sports Magazine 1.1, the daily sports app covering all major American and international sports teams on iOS, is now available at the App Store for free. SportsPage offers a sleek, graphic interface that's easy and quick to use. Continue reading this post...

Ever wonder what it's really like to develop an app? Meet Amit Barman from Apollo Software. In this interview, he shares his experience creating translate+, getting it released into the App Store and how using the Google and Bing API's affected his pricing model. Continue reading this post...

Auryn, Inc., premiere digital publisher focused on creating award-winning interactive children's stories for the iPad and other tablet devices, announced today that it has been nominated for the one of the most sought-after industry awards, the Webby Awards. Continue reading this post...

Many top developers are celebrating today's release of iPhone 4S with huge price drop on some of the most popular apps for iOS devices. If there is an app you've been eyeing scan the list and stock up! But you'd better hurry. Continue reading this post...

There's nothing like the smell of pine tar in the afternoon combined with a warm sunny day, a hotdog and sharing a beverage or two while watching America's favorite game. Unfortunately, I live in a rainy town without a major league baseball team. Fortunately, the EvriThing Baseball app has my back. Continue reading this post...

The makers of the Wise Guide Fan Navigator series and the companion site WiseGuidesOnline.com, are expanding the fandemonium by bringing more fan trivia and "locals only" tidbits to MLB stadiums nationwide. ... starting with Wrigley Field. Continue reading this post...

OS 3.0 Updates -- If you had the same idea, at the same time as everyone else, you might not have had the opportunity to download version 3.0 of Apple’s new and awesome OS update yet.  You have a lot to look forward to, that's for sure. Continue reading this post...

About half way through Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco this week, Apple announced the winners of its Apple Design Award, which recognizes technical excellence, innovation, and outstanding achievement in iPhone and Mac software development. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently spoke with Peter deVroede, CTO of Stitcher, Inc.. He shares his experiences developing for the iPhone and iPod touch. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? We initially started by developing a web app for the iPhone before the SDK was available. Continue reading this post...

Paul O'Connor, Brand Director at Appy Entertainment freely admits he has "problems with authority." Luckily, that independent streak works in his favor as a game developer. He recently took time to complete our iPhone Developer interview. Here's a peek at what makes this dev tick. Continue reading this post...

Sportacular by Citizen Sports is the perfect app for the sports fan. Whether your need is the final score of one game or all the games, you’ll have that answer right in the palm of your hand. Sportacular provides you with all you require to satisfy most of your sports information needs. Continue reading this post...

AppCraver recently caught up with John Ellis the developer behind iToony and Tag Show. He answered 10 questions about the process of creating an iPhone app. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? I started shortly after the SDK was released. Continue reading this post...