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Welcome to Alakazapps!
26/02/09 23:59 Filed in: General
Well, it's been four months since I released my first iPhone app and I've not yet properly introduced myself! My name is Matt, I work n' play in Notting Hill, London and I develop apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
I've resisted starting a blog for Alakazapps because I didn't want to write unless I had something interesting to say. I'm still not sure that I have anything interesting to say but, at least I can use this space to thank the users of my apps.
Thank you!
Thank you to the many thousands of you who have seen some worth in my apps. Special thanks are extended to those who have taken the time to write nice things about what I do.
To keep this first entry as concise as possible I'll do the rest of it as a series of questions to myself.
Why develop magic apps?
I have been studying magic for about fifteen years and designing magic tricks for about the last eight. The iPhone and iPod Touch are pretty amazing on their own so it wasn't a huge leap to bring magic tricks to these devices.
Magic apps allow me to fuse my love of magic with my love of showing off my favorite piece of technology. I hope they can do the same for you!
What is your favorite app?
I personally love ESP Vision, which interestingly is the least popular on iTunes. I think the idea of a randomly chosen symbol appearing on my palm is about as strong as magic gets.
Will you only make magic apps?
For the moment, yes. I do have a few non-magic ideas in the pipeline but for now, I'm committed to bringing magic to the iPhone.
What's next?
I'm constantly trying to get the most out of the apps I develop. This means I can hopefully get at least one update out each month. New apps will be released as-and-when they're developed.
I think I've covered a lot of ground in this introductory post. If there's anything else you'd like to know feel free to e-mail me.
I hope you'll come back again soon!
Finally, as thanks for the support, here are ten promo codes for ESP Vision. (Sorry these codes only work in America)
If you use one, say so in the comments. Oh, and feel free to leave a review on iTunes!
ESP Vision Codes:
X6MYWLXKWXJN
J64MM9R9XY9M
FJTP3AKWRA4P
WYT3YRXP73LR
J33WPHFFH4MN
TT3FWREPEWAE
TXT4KTP4NXLJ
MXFXN7XJLKTE
JX3R7EM6FJLK
KAMNKPFH4FRT
I've resisted starting a blog for Alakazapps because I didn't want to write unless I had something interesting to say. I'm still not sure that I have anything interesting to say but, at least I can use this space to thank the users of my apps.
Thank you!
Thank you to the many thousands of you who have seen some worth in my apps. Special thanks are extended to those who have taken the time to write nice things about what I do.
To keep this first entry as concise as possible I'll do the rest of it as a series of questions to myself.
Why develop magic apps?
I have been studying magic for about fifteen years and designing magic tricks for about the last eight. The iPhone and iPod Touch are pretty amazing on their own so it wasn't a huge leap to bring magic tricks to these devices.
Magic apps allow me to fuse my love of magic with my love of showing off my favorite piece of technology. I hope they can do the same for you!
What is your favorite app?
I personally love ESP Vision, which interestingly is the least popular on iTunes. I think the idea of a randomly chosen symbol appearing on my palm is about as strong as magic gets.
Will you only make magic apps?
For the moment, yes. I do have a few non-magic ideas in the pipeline but for now, I'm committed to bringing magic to the iPhone.
What's next?
I'm constantly trying to get the most out of the apps I develop. This means I can hopefully get at least one update out each month. New apps will be released as-and-when they're developed.
I think I've covered a lot of ground in this introductory post. If there's anything else you'd like to know feel free to e-mail me.
I hope you'll come back again soon!
Finally, as thanks for the support, here are ten promo codes for ESP Vision. (Sorry these codes only work in America)
If you use one, say so in the comments. Oh, and feel free to leave a review on iTunes!
ESP Vision Codes:
X6MYWLXKWXJN
J64MM9R9XY9M
FJTP3AKWRA4P
WYT3YRXP73LR
J33WPHFFH4MN
TT3FWREPEWAE
TXT4KTP4NXLJ
MXFXN7XJLKTE
JX3R7EM6FJLK
KAMNKPFH4FRT
