iPad Apps Leaked onto iTunes?

By Nicholas Tarnowsky on March 26, 2010
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Maybe it was intentional, or a just an accident, but someone uploaded some info on iPad apps and games to Apple’s web-based iTunes Preview listings.  The apps in question had a “XL” or “HD” designations.  This would probably mean that those apps were for the yet to be released Apple iPad.  In the past week or 2 developers have been rushing to submit any iPad apps so that they would be ready for the April 3rd release date.  Someone over at Apple might of gotten a little anxious and posted a few of them on the preview site.  Below are few of the apps that had the “HD” designation.

  • Ammoin HD
  • Azkend HD
  • Flight Control HD
  • Grind HD
  • HD Recovery
  • Labyrinth 2 HD
  • NBA Hotshot HD
  • Numba HD
  • Plants vs. Zombie HD
  • Sparkle HD
  • Worms HD

    • Apple was fast to pull the mistake off the site, and any hint of possible iPad apps are no longer there.  April 3rd is rapidly approaching, so iPad fans get ready, I’m sure there will be a whole slew of apps for iPad. (via PadGadget)

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    Nicholas Tarnowsky

    Nicholas Tarnowsky is a full-time contributing editor and the U.S correspondent @BlogsDNA. His passion for tech, gadgets, general computing and writing, go hand in hand. You will find articles written by him on everything from Android to Windows. He is also a certified A+ and Network+ technician and consultant. He hopes to be a big part of the BlogsDNA community. You can follow him @ twitter.com/nicknowsky View author profile

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