Update! New Apps (soon), Ratings, Success!

Hey Guys,

It’s been a little while since we last updated everyone on what’s been going on in the Alkali Media world. We’ve been working on a few new iPhone apps, and we still have a few in for approval. We had a pair of applications rejected again for the whole offensive content thing… However, we were waiting for what looked like some promise with the iPhone OS 3.0 update, and yesterday we saw some light at the end of the tunnel with the announcement of Parental Controls integrated into the software, as well as a rating system for all App Store Applications at Apple’s annual WWDC. With that, the apps are in for approval again!

We’ve got a few other things in the works right now, so hopefully we’ll be getting multiple applications into the store in the very near future. For now, don’t forget to check out PrudeBox, now apparently world famous for its flamboyant facelift.

Thanks for your continued support, and we’ll be updating you as soon as we have some more news.

Peace!
Chris, Pat & Mike

Alkali Media Update

In order to keep our customers and the public abreast of our progress, Alkali Media will be maintaining a blog, complete with product updates, developments and other relevant information.

Firstly, our core project is moving along ahead of schedule. Our team is unified and we all understand what needs to be done.

Also, we have decided to add another application to the current work flow. We feel that this application will allow us to fully understand the Application Store process including: the length of time an application will take to be approved, how to create a proper description and market our application, and the opportunity to observe logistic advantages, weaknesses and opportunities. Also, this will allow us to test, troubleshoot and debug an application.

Chris has created very impressive comps for both projects which now only need the expertise of our programmer, Alex, to continue on their way to beta-ville.

Our current tasks include (without revealing our hand):

• Adding functionality to our core project
• Assemble the other elements of the secondary application so Alex can begin to make it functional
• Market research
• Business plan
• Administrative tasks