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QEVP iPhone app is now free

VietCali — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 20:08:53 +0000

After a year of launching the Quick English Vietnamese Phrases iphone app, I still don’t recoup the expense I put into it. At the current rate, it’s going to take another year to make even. How sad! So I though instead of charging a buck for the app, I’ll just turn it into free app. At least this make me feel better by giving away free stuff. Now, you can claim there is such thing for free. And since my used Mac is no longer functioning I can’t update the app to put in some kind of ad, you get to use the app for free and free of advertising. Is that cool!

I just turn it free a minutes ago so please give sometime for the price change kick in. You can pick it up here or search for ‘QEVP’ in the App Store. Let me know if it still not free so I can ping the Apple guys about the price change.

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free connect5 iphone game, tic-tac-5.

VietCali — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 20:00:48 +0000

Well it’s not called connect5 because somebody else already use the name so I have to call it something else. The tic-tac-5 free iphone app is basically a conversion of my connect5 flash game to iPhone/iTouch. It’s available now at iTune. For more info on the apps click on the icon on the left to go to the tic-tac-5 page.

I find the game enjoyable and best time killer. You know one of those moment where you have no better thing to do than fiddle with your iPhone. Hope you enjoy the app and thank you again for visiting VietCali.com.

My first iPhone app

VietCali — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 21:14:39 +0000

Well I’m excited that my first QEVP iPhone app made it in the App Store. It’s the adaptation of my popular Quick English Vietnamese Phrases. It’s paid version for only $.99. I’m trying to recoup the money I spent on an used but expensive iMac and the hefty developer fee. I must say if it wasn’t for the Google search engine and all the blogs and articles on how to write iPhone app out there, this app won’t be existed. It’s a very rewarding learning experience for me. I got to learn how to use the MAC, Unix commands, Xcode, CoCoa, Object-C and other ‘fun’ stuff. It wasn’t easy but I think anyone can do it if you just put your mind to it.

I love to get input from other iPhone developer out there on my first app. Or if you are also writing your first iPhone app and have some questions or need some pointers, just leave me a comment.

You can find QEVP app here or just enter “qevp” in the search box in iTunes or the iPhone’s App Store.