Tag: FART

There are plenty of apps for my iPod Touch that I'd like to be able to run on my desktop. You know what's tops on the list? A fart app! No, not really. In fact, I can't imagine anyone bothering to create something like that -- but as we've seen with just about every other app store or extension repository, if an app is extensible, someone's going to code a fart add-on for it. Google Chrome ...

Oh iFart, what would we do without you? iFart Mobile [iTunes Link], a popular... er... noise making application for the iPhone is taking it one step further adding an in-app store to the mix. In addition to the fart styles already bundled with the app, you can now purchase added sounds. The "Food Fart Pack" adds 10 effects ranging from "Chocolate Syrup" to "Cut The Cheese". One can only imagine ...

My primary phone is a BlackBerry, but I also own an iPhone with no service contract. Several weeks ago I had the lucky gig of compiling a few fart apps for TUAW, and I was less than impressed with the overall situation. In other words: most fart apps stink. But let's face it, fart apps made a lot of noise for the iPhone, in no small part because Apple initially refused to "pull the finger," ...

Much has been made of the amazing number of fart noise apps in the iTunes App Store. Sure, they can be amusing, but if you've heard one iPhone fart, you've heard them all. Or have you? Pantscast is a much more refined fart machine that injects flatulent sound effects into any podcast you choose, automatically timed for maximum hilarity. Pantscast comes preloaded with some podcasts that could use ...

No, not that kind of pee. Tweetie, a popular iPhone Twitter app, has introduced something they're calling the App Store Popularity EnhancEr (PEE, for short.) It's a scheme to make Tweetie more useful, while also improving its rankings in the iTunes app store. It's also for sale for use in other people's iPhone apps, too. What does PEE do? It adds on a fart app and a flashlight, those ubiquitous ...