I was asked to speak before Congress on the important topic of Patent Trolls and how they are destroying small businesses. I was able to share my story (see written statement) on how a patent troll targeted our White Noise app. Patent Trolls file countless frivolous lawsuits against small businesses claiming patent infringement. They give you an easy out in the form of a “License Agreement” which is really just payment for them to dismiss … Continue Reading
Glow Burst has a long history of updates and was the first iPhone app that I ever created and published. It was originally called Bubble Pop and was released in 2008 for the original iPhone running iOS 2.0. A couple years later, I recreated Bubble Pop into Glow Burst for the original iPad release in 2010. Apple featured it as a New and Noteworthy game and it received a ton of downloads. Over four years … Continue Reading
The White Noise Market App for iOS and Android is here! The big secret I mentioned in my last post is finally starting to be revealed and we couldn’t be more excited. This companion app will make downloading new sounds to White Noise, White Noise Pro for iPad, and White Noise Lite much easier and much faster. The new White Noise Market App allows you to browse through relaxing sleep sounds and … Continue Reading
I’m excited to announce the release of our new White Noise Market website that allows you to download awesome sounds into the White Noise app for free. The most requested feature, audio previews, has been implemented so you can listen before downloading and using up that precious data plan. It also has links to popular music stores such as iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, and Amazon where you can purchase or stream … Continue Reading
People use White Noise because it helps them sleep. But how does it work? When you’re asleep, your brain is constantly scanning and listening for sounds. If it’s too quiet, unwanted noise such as a faucet drip or police siren can interrupt your sleep. White Noise generates sounds over a wide range of frequencies, masking those noise interruptions, so you can not only fall asleep, but stay asleep. Listen to … Continue Reading
Scott Moore wrote his first video game on the TRS-80 in 1983 called “SPRINGER”. He was only 15 years old but a popular magazine of the day, called CLOAD, purchased the rights to publish it for $175. Scott was extremely excited and agreed to their contract. The November issue of CLOAD came in the mail containing a cassette tape with Springer for the world to enjoy. And the world did … Continue Reading
The iTunes app store has created a new community of developers that are pushing the limits of what can be done on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Initially, the app store hosted applications and games that were simple in design. Nobody really knew if the iPhone could be considered a true gaming platform. Kevin Arunski and Todd Moore set out on a mission to find out by creating the ultimate … Continue Reading
