Category: Portfolio

Today Apple released the best apps of 2011 on their iOS platform, meaning the iPhone and iPad. The usual dignatories of the app world were on display. Angry Birds domination of the Paid and Free apps was to be expected, … Continue reading →

Hey so here are some of our iPad apps we have worked on lately, already in App Store, some becoming very successful! In fact, there are more projects developed and in App Store already, we have finished the work on … Continue reading →

Another great iPhone / iPod Touch game developed by Kristanix Games and ported to iPhone by Injoit. Zamby is an addictive puzzle adventure of a cute creature in a fantasy world packed with levels, monsters and good old magic. There … Continue reading →

Please check our Youtube channel for the videos of our latest projects. We have uploaded more than 25 projects there which are all iPhone apps and games. So this is kind of our video portfolio which is very handy to … Continue reading →

Here are some of the apps developed by us and already selling in the app store. Also, some great apps are pending review and are to be seen soon! iCombat – tanks game http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=309676121&mt=8 MyMakeup – make up application for … Continue reading →

Updates of Google Page Rank brought happy increase in ratings for our projects. Examples: injoit.com -  3 -> 4 this blog – 2 -> 3 uslugi.net ukrainian business directory -  3 -> 4 great news!

Hey iCombat game is already selling in appstore we are excited about it as well as the client obviously. Can’t sleep these days as it’s very important how people will accept it, what the first reviews and ratings will be … Continue reading →

We have updated our iPhone applications portfolio. More projects are currently in development or being reviewed by Apple testers, so check later for more exciting stuff developed by Injoit.

Bloody hell I’ve just spend more than two hours trying to figure out why Xcode won’t publish to my iPhone. Tried everything – started with our checklist published earlier then lots of ritual dancing and read two big manuals by … Continue reading →