Filed under: Deals, iPhone, App Store
Cash-In on New Year's App Store deals
Update: most of these deals end soon, so act fast in order to get them! Some iPhone developers have come together to offer you discounts on their App Store applications, just in time for the New Year. The New Year's App Blowout hopes to spread some "holiday cheer" by offering some discounts on iPhone apps.
Some of the apps being offered up at a discount include:
- ScribBall
- Car Care
- DuckDuckDuck
- Mouse House
- Trivial
- Trivial History
- Trivial Movies
- Pop Culture
- and others
Thanks to Kyle Richter for the information.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mark Morris said 12:20AM on 1-02-2009
FYI - Torus is now 99 cents, down from $1.99
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=289914201&mt=8
Enjoy.
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m said 12:46AM on 1-02-2009
these posts are a complete waste of time. are you prostituting yourselves, or what? the people want to know.
Macroy said 3:08AM on 1-02-2009
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
KA said 5:53AM on 1-02-2009
Why is a post offering a relevant discount a "complete waste of time"?
Odineye said 7:50AM on 1-02-2009
@m - on the contrary, information like this - new apps, reduced prices, updates to software, etc - are exactly why I read TUAW.
amelluk said 6:25AM on 1-02-2009
Complete waste of time. These apps are not free/reduced outside the US. The discounts only apply to the US App store.
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kieran12 said 7:18AM on 1-02-2009
Some of them are reduced and some of the reductions are finished like it says at the top of the article. Wristpop coin toss is still free in the UK for example. Just look at the page linked to in th article and search for the apps you like in the app store. The ACT apps are no longer on sale in the UK.
David Clements said 4:51PM on 1-03-2009
If anyone missed out on the WristPop Coin Toss New Years Sale shoot me and email at contact at gidigo dot com. I'll send you a promo code.
dance said 9:22AM on 1-02-2009
That webpage could be so much more useful---maybe categorize the apps, perhaps add a line or two of quick introduction to the app. But no, it replicates all the flaws of browsing in the App Store itself, and seems to expect me to click multiple times in and out of iTunes if I want to find out more.
Marketing concept fine, execution not so great.
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Tim said 11:24AM on 1-02-2009
Too bad, the ACTSudoku application, the only one that looked interesting to me, is listed for free on the blowout page but is $1.99 on the app store.
It'd be nice to see these post *before* the sale, not the day *after* the sale ends.
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Tim said 5:22PM on 1-02-2009
Yeah, bad site TUAW. The free ones aren't free (well, one of them might be, it said wasn't available in the US store).
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Dakota said 9:43PM on 1-02-2009
Thanks, TUAW! I coulda got ACTprint for free... if it was posted, y'know, YESTERDAY.
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