It’s a new year and a new era!<\/p>\n
Juggleware’s debut iPhone app, Freedom Time<\/a>, as many of you so cleverly noticed, was an application with a time-specific usage. Funny, it just happened to coincide with the inauguration of President Obama.<\/p>\n For those of you who were lucky enough to get the banned iPhone app, or even bothered to look at the Flash version<\/a> on the site, you’ll see that the time began to move forward at the precise instant*<\/sup> of the swearing in of President Obama at the inauguration, and the text end of an error<\/em> changed to time to clear some brush!<\/em><\/p>\n So it’s a kind of forced obsolescence<\/a>, but it’s still functional for those who wish to count the days, hours, minutes and seconds since the Bush regime, it’s still working. And in all humility, we were the first to pat ourselves on the back for the nifty symbolism of time moving forward from that moment on.<\/p>\n We’re not giving away any more copies of the app however. We’re moving onward and upward!<\/p>\n In that respect, we hope to have some nifty games for the iPhone in 2009. Keep checking back for news on the latest.<\/p>\n * actually, the precise scheduled moment; he was sworn in a few minutes late and the clock actually ran out during Yo Yo Ma’s cello introduction<\/em>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s a new year and a new era! Juggleware’s debut iPhone app, Freedom Time, as many of you so cleverly noticed, was an application with a time-specific usage. Funny, it just happened to coincide with the inauguration of President Obama. … Continue reading