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iPhone Dev Team posts cryptic message, MobileCrunch posts solution
Leave it to those crazy folks over at iPhone Dev Team posted a fun cryptic message on their blog today under the title "2008?" and it opened the doors for all the 3G unlock speculators on the web. 01110110 01110100 01100001 01100010 01100101 01110010 00100000 00110110 00110001 00110000 00110110 00110000 00110001 00110111 00110100 00100000 A big thanks to MobileCrunch for coming up with a possible solution for the message: ignore 61060174 Does this mean the Dev Team has cracked 2.2? We’ll know later tonight. Alright - so, we’re ignoring something with an ID of 61060174. [+]I didn’t mean to, but I did create a farting website
While on a fun holiday break I couldn't stop thinking about the guy who was making $10k per day selling the iFart application and the reasons why people thought it was a wise $1 purchase. Then when I read about his Christmas sales numbers which reached upwards of $27,249 net on Christmas day, I began to think of how to create a free alternative that anyone could use. So I browsed through the Apple AppStore and started to [+]Recession? What recession? At least if you ask the creator of iFart Mobile
Honestly you know our country is defintely in the economic-crapper if an "application" for the iPhone/iPod Touch called iFart Mobile (selling for 99-cents) is generating upwards of $10,000 a day for the developer. Most interesting is that the developer of the app has been very transparent about his sales numbers during his app's climb in ranking. From a previous blog post: 12/14 - 841 units - #76 overall 12/15 - 1510 units - #39 overall 12/16 - 1797 units [+]