It's been a week of iPad leaks, and the hits just keep on coming: This time from Apple app analytics site App Annie (say that three times fast,) who have brought us screenshots-on-the-hoof of everybody's favorite App Store mystery date. The site states that they found the screens squirreled away in Apple's iPad application feed.
Well played, Annie. Well played.
Now, the obligatory bit about taking all of this with a grain of salt: With so many adept and zeal-filled Photoshoppers out there busting fraudulent Mac moves, not to mention the full week that Apple still has to tweak the App store's interface before the iPad becomes available, it's best not to take the shots as gospel. The fact that one of the pages on display details 'Top Revenue iPad Software' before the applications have been available for sale has us putting on the tinfoil hats as well.
Here's hoping that App Annie's got it right - that's a nice, clean interface that'll no doubt be a joy to navigate.
(Screenshots via App Annie.)
allimna
March 29, 2010 at 3:32am
If your trying to make $ then you will have to develop it and pay apple to place it on their store then hope the people like it.
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LeopardRules
March 26, 2010 at 8:08pm
Cool 'HD' tags on the apps. It makes then easily recognizable. Looks like there's no standard one, though. Flight Control HD has a different one from Labyrinth 2 HD.
Also interesting that some say 'HD', some 'XL', and some 'for iPad.' Also, Pianist Pro and Enigmo Deluxe seem to be the iPad versions, too (there aren't apps named that exactly already, right?). Confusing!
-Nick the Mac Geek
