IFART APP SOLD SOFTWARE
Maybe if Apple had said early on that applications on the App Store had to do a little more than make fart noises (or that there was already enough farting going on in the store - what do those other 29 apps have to do with any of this?), the iPhone wouldn't now be known as the premiere device for farting.īut we suppose there's money to be had - someone out there is buying either or both of these idiotic apps, and as a result, both of these guys are willing to go to court over software that reproduces the sound of passing gas in the hopes of getting even more money, despite the fact that you can simulate the same effect with the human armpit. But Apple did get mixed up in all of this early on - Gizmodo reports that the Mothership was approached for a solution, and that it was decided to let the devs fight it out. Like we said, not the story out of the App Store that we're most proud to report. Then, there was allegedly some inappropriate twittering (and shady iPhone reviewing - we seriously doubt that tons of people want to give five stars to an app about MC Hammer), $50,000 of damages were requested, a "Social Media Expert" (read: "tool") got angry, and eventually a lawsuit was filed, and now every blog and website everywhere is posting that two apps about flatulence are suing each other. We dont need any more Fart apps, If your app doesnt do something. But in the interests of completionism, we'll bring it to you anyway.įirst, there were two apps that made fart noises, called Pull My Finger and iFart. Moreover, Apple has yet to provide App Store sales data, so developers are unsure.
We were just fine with letting this story dissipate right into the air like so many bad smells, as it's not exactly the most impressive thing to ever happen in the App Store.
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