iTunes Connect for Mobile in the App store

Steve Jobs just announced iTunes Connect for Mobile that puts app developer in direct contact to iTunes Connect via their handy smartphones. The new App Store application "iTunes Connect Mobile" is designed to guide the developer's with the sales data for their applications and its distribution at the App Store.

The app would provide all the developers a daily and weekly data of the sales and development that is obtainable for both paid or free apps and in-app purchases. The app store counts almost 250,000 apps and to be updated with that big number was a tough job ever the release of iTunes Connect Mobile makes it easy like never before.

Apple designed iTunes Connect Mobile itself, so it was0 very well assumed to be well-compact, highly-functional and peculiar. And sure it is, displaying the entire iTunes Store entry in one screenshot. The strange story behind this lavishing news is that it is only an iPhone app; I guess iPad users will have to purchase an iPhone or access the 2x zoom option to scale the app.

The app is designed to align in dispersed sales stats according to day by day, week or month (5w) and 6 months (26w). A set of colourful graphics lets you to display the unit sales and their updates efficiently. Furthermore, the app let the developers to go through the information about the different markets where the app is also sold. iTunes is compatible with the iPhone and iPod touch that requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later it is not a universal application as it lacks an iPad-specific interface.

The iTunes Connect Mobile app marks Texas Hold'em, Remote, Keynote Remote, MobileMe iDisk, and MobileMe Gallery in the list of Apple's sixth official iPhone applications. Apple is looking forward to release iBooks and its iWork suite for the iPad soon.

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15 Career Milestones Everyone Should Reach by Age 30

Ever wonder what it's like to be 80 years old?

Oliver Sacks, a neurology professor at NYU, shares the truth about life as an octogenarian in a piece for The New York Times called "The Joy of Old Age. (No Kidding)." In the column, Sacks writes:

"I do not think of old age as an ever grimmer time that one must somehow endure and make the best of, but as a time of leisure and freedom, freed from the factitious urgencies of earlier days, free to explore whatever I wish, and to bind the thoughts and feelings of a lifetime together."

Isn't that beautiful?

An 80th birthday is cause for celebration, but along the way other milestones matter too. For instance, the big 3-0.

By the time we say goodbye to our twenties, what should we have experienced in our careers?

1. At least one intern has addressed you as "Mr." or "Ms."
2. Seven words: moved from your parents' house for good.
3. Handled every schedule imaginable - days, nights, weekends, weekend nights, holidays, holiday nights... you get the idea.
4. Written so many cover letters that you could pen an autobiography of failed job applications.
5. Had such a terrible boss that you questioned the very idea of working to earn a living.
6. Realized that your college major - once a pivotal career decision - really didn't matter all that much.
7. Slaved away in your office on a picture-perfect Sunday because, well, the work's just gotta get done.
8. After several years in the professional ranks, your resume no longer has traces of college clubs and achievements.
9. Battle tested, you don't even flinch when the client says, "This isn't what I wanted. You'll need to do it again."
10. Maintained a 401k and contributed funds to the point that you can actually see it working.
11. Defused a stressful office situation by saying, "In my experience, here's what we should do."
12. Landed a nice raise and proceeded to buy something you would never get otherwise.
13. Elected to take an advanced education course (or pick up a new skill) because of the value it added to your career.
14. After bouncing from job to job, you finally see the value of a stable situation with long-term potential.
15. Been there and done that long enough to understand who you are and the type of work that gets you out of bed in the morning. If your twenties were the decade to get knocked around, then may you spend the next ten years cashing in on the education.

What would YOU add to the list? Comment below!

(This content was originally posted at News to Live By.)

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