Well today’s been a busy day for all Apple geeks. The WWDC was a hit and although Steve Jobs was not present at the event, it still packed a punch as usual. A new iPhone, a new OS and even a new lineup of Macbooks were revealed. But what was interesting for me as an iPhone developer was that a new paid applications agreement went into effect today. I promptly accepted the agreement and then noticed there is a new option available on iTunes Connect – namely “In App Purchases“.

According to Apple,

Some developers have come to us and talked about other models they’d like to use. Like subscriptions. A place where you could renew that sub in the app. Some game devs have wanted to be able to sell new levels from within an app. There are many examples of that, like e-books. Like a bookstore built into an app. We supporting these new models in what we call In-App Purchase,

Hi readers, today I am happy and excited to share with you that Malaysian Tech Blogger was featured on Malay Mail dated 16th March 2009. I was contacted by Gabey Goh (Assistant Editor at Malay Mail) if I would consent to be featured in their cyberspot column. Of course I agreed and the rest is history. I am really happy that the mainstream media is helping to motivate fledgling bloggers like myself and to gain more exposure.

I’d really like to think that we’re somewhere near the bottom of this awful recession but my peers seem to think otherwise. I’m always an optimist and this has helped me get through tough times in my career and personal life too. So as I thought about what I intend to do to ride this freak wave of economic uncertainty, here are some things which came to mind: