Filed under: iPhone, App Store, iPod touch
GroceryIQ acquired by Coupons.com
We first told you about Grocery IQ in October of last year. Grocery IQ allows iPhone users to completely organize a shopping list, and even arrange the list by aisles in the store. While the application has grown since its first release, it is about to see some major improvements. Grocery IQ was recently purchased by Coupons.com (a website for finding coupons). According to a press release by Coupons.com, the application could see a 2.0 update as soon as February and include the ability to find coupons right from the device.
The update will be free for previous purchasers of Grocery IQ. The application is currently the number one seller in the Lifestyles section of the App Store. Grocery IQ is available on the App Store for a US $.99.
Thanks, Kim!
According to Proximity's 
Steve Jobs told shareholders this week that, in light of Disney's acquisition of Pixar, he would actually be spending
more time at Apple, in part because he'll be relinquishing his CEO position at Pixar in a couple of weeks once the
merger finishes. Many have been speculating that Mr. Jobs would be spending more time at Disney, but he publicly
responded "that couldn't be further from the truth... It'll require less of my time than Pixar did."
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