Hopelessly romantics love to know about affairs which have succeeded on the web and it looks like thanks to First Fifteen producers, romantic appisodes can yet be at your fingertips. Reportedly something that took place in 1996, the advent of the Internet, get to know more of the romantic story of a woman named TREEHOUSE and Jackson, who developed their relationship initially online. A collection of old emails and information have brought TREEHOUSE to the iPhone, an email love affair broken down into four episodes (appisodes).

The TREEHOUSE app is now available at the app store. It even comes with a soundtrack which you can get over at the iTunes’ iMix system.

TREEHOUSE - App Trailer - Tall from Jason Franzen on Vimeo.

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Based on the trends regarding the current working relationship between AT & T and Apple, the iPhone may yet find itself under a new distributor by 2011. This was the prediction shared by Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray regarding the exclusivity of distribution by AT & T for now. Much of this is attributed to the shortcomings shown by AT & T, particularly the current status of video availability on the iTunes store.

And the apparent successor for AT & T points towards the direction of Verizon. Verizon seems to be the logical choice considering other companies like Sprint and T-Mobile have the Palm and the Android to address at the moment respectively. Will Verizon be the next exclusive distributor of Apple’s iPhone? We have 4 months to find out.

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Let us get a little bit naughty with the iPhone. Being single has its own perks and the best way to rate your relationship history is to keep track of them via software app for the iPhone or iPod Touch for memories to show off after some time. The Little Black Book 2.0 for the iPhone or iPod Touch can do just that, an app suited for bachelors and bachelorettes.

Features of the Little Black Book 2.0:

• Quick contact entry on the fly with First Impression
• Dial Lock to calm heated arguments or prevent “drunk dialing”
• Import and secure existing contacts from your Address Book
• Text message and Google Maps support
• Overhauled user interface

Rate your relationships and store those precious moments are only some of the things you can get out of this iPhone app. The Little Black Book 2.0 app for iPhones or iPod Touch is now available at the iTunes App store for $4.99.

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