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lemonademaker

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ya know maybe it's just me...

now i know lots of apps are .99; however, they all add up... especially the $5, 10, and $20 apps...

I wish they had a "wish list" so when you are browsing the app store and find some you'd like to buy you can put them in a "wish list" so you can purchase them later......

maybe I'm just a cheap a$$ on a budget.....(budget and iphone is a oxymoron i know!!)
 
I've often wondered why there wasn't something like this available too. Or even a way to bookmark a page in the App Store.
 
use [app]appminer[/app] or [app]pandorabox[/app]

another is app sniper but it costs .99 and apparently haven't been working well (read reviews)
 
use [app]appminer[/app] or [app]pandorabox[/app]

another is app sniper but it costs .99 and apparently haven't been working well (read reviews)

i have appsniper but just a cart like the above mentioned amazon has.. i emailed them a few months ago about it...... seems kind of an obvious thing to do in the "store"... I always forget the apps i want to buy when i go back to the store.....
 
I just drag the app's link from the iTunes Store page to an "App Store Links" folder. It'll create a "web location" file for the link.
 
Appshopper is great, and I have always used it to keep track of what new apps are released. You can search by category (games, medical, etc.) and never miss a new release. It's so much more convenient than looking directly in the app store for new releases. And now that it has the option to create a "wish list" and receive emails when prices drop on the apps you are "watching," I don't know why anyone would use anything else.
It's not an app, of course, but it sure beats any of the available apps for tracking what games you are waiting to for a price drop to buy.
 
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