PLAINVIEW, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Blast Applications, Inc. (OTC: BLAP) announced today it has been accepted into the iPhone Developer Program to develop applications for sale on the Apple iTunes App Store.
The iPhone Developer Program provides a complete and integrated process for developing and distributing applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Blast Applications is now developing applications to be sold through the Apple iTunes App Store. Apples iTunes App Store currently has over 100,000 third party applications available with over 2 billion downloaded as of September 28th 2009.
Blast Applications is beta testing its first iPhone/iTouch application in preparation for its release. The application is internally referred to as “Project F”, a pay-per-download application which will be a refined way of viewing RSS feeds, Twitter and e-mail along with the ability bookmark articles.
“With nearly 2.4 billion dollars worth of applications sold for smart phones, the market potential is enormous. Having the ability to sell our applications through Apple’s iTunes App Store is a huge step towards that market,” says CEO Dino Luzzi.
About Blast Applications, Inc.
Blast Applications, Inc. (www.blastapplications.com) is a premier creator and developer of applications for iPhone®, Twitter® and Facebook®, that allows users to have more fun, be more productive and make social media sites easier to use and more intuitive than before.
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[Source: Yahoo! Finance]







