Gluddle Review
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadGuide a cute, bouncy race called Gluddles in a physics-based war against the tyranny of The Supervision.
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Now the only question is when people think of the iPhone, will they think of Target? There are no shortages of places to buy Apple’s device, as in addition to the retailers listed above it’s also pretty easy to find the phone online and have it shipped right to your doorstep rather than venturing out to the store. Could it be that the mega-retailer is too late to the game to make a difference? Actually, we doubt that very much, as we expect the chain to see a pretty considerable sales bump from the iPhone. Considering the fact that Target is a major outlet for holiday shopping anyway, the idea that consumers can also buy their smartphone there makes the big red stores even more appealing. You can also expect to see a major marketing blitz telling consumers all about how the store is now carrying the machine, prompting even more excitement. And if nothing else, the addition of Target as an outlet gives consumers even more choice, and choice is always a good thing. [via MacStories] |