at least according to the Sunday Times. ‘Spott’, our app that maps famous film and tv locations the world over, has made it into the top 500 apps in the world. and considering there are over 500,000 apps just in the iTunes store, we’re pretty damn chuffed with it. here’s the entry in full, from the Sunday Times iPad version:

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Spott is available in free and paid for versions on both Android and iOS; here are the links:

Android: https://market.android.com/details?id=uk.co.syncstudios.spott
iOS: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/spott/id441935989?mt=8

Apple has doubled its profits for the fourth quarter of 2011 as record sales of iPads, iPhones and Macs boosted net sales by 73% to $46.3bn (£27.8bn), while its margins grew fatter.

Full article from Brand Republic here:

http://www.brandrepublic.com/go/Digital%20AM/article/1113707/apple-doubles-profits-ipad-iphone-sales-explode/?DCMP=EMC-CONDigitalAM

we’ve some major developments planned, including a web based sign up module, a fully integrated concierge, and a raft of new partners.

keep up to date by subscribing at http://ivipworld.com

iVIP is an inochi ventures project, and is being improved and expanded all the time – new partners are constantly being added to the iVIP stable and city specific versions (iVIP London, iVIP New York, iVIP Paris, iVIP Shanghai and iVIP Sydney) are available or imminent.

you can see iVIP in the iTunes store by clicking here.

‘Spott’ is a new app available on iOS and Android. with the Spott app you can find which ‘Spotts’ (Spotts are famous locations from films and TV shows) are near you or search a particular city or area for filming locations. you can also search all Spotts by Film, TV Show, or by associated people. as a registered user you can become a ‘Spotter’, submitting your own Spotts and photos of yourself at new or existing Spotts.

you can see more in iTunes by clicking here.

Or in the Android Marketplace by clicking here.

find out what else you can do with common everyday objects, from baking soda to bandages, from vases to vinegar. whatever your problem – MORF has an answer.

MORF is available as an app on the iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. you can download it on iOS here and on Android here. read how many ways you can use left over tin cans, what else you can do with toothpase, how you repair scuffed leather, and what’s the best way to make your fridge smell fragrant. with new MORFS being submitted every day, and the ability to submit your own MORFS and get thanked by other users, you’ll never stop finding extraordinary uses for everyday things.

Read the full story from Brand Republic here.

Find out more at Morf.tv.