UPDATE: Um, nevermind – Apple just removed the app from their US iTunes store. Oh, well, it was good while it lasted! (P.S. Does anyone have more pictures of this girl? Hot damn!)

Despite the fact that you’ve been looking at porn on your iPhone for years, Apple has now approved the first app to be sold in iTunes that contains nudity!

Called Hottest Girls (iTunes download) the $2 app features more than 2,200 pictures of super-smokin’ girls, like Lucy Pinder, Megan Fox and Bree Olson, in everything from skimpy outfits to, well, nothing at all.

The change in Apple’s policy toward adult content – which previously wouldn’t even allow an ebook reader app because it could be used to access the Kama Sutra – comes with the 3.0 software upgrade, which now allows for age verification. (And by “age verification,” I mean that it asks if you’re older than 17 before allowing you to download the app.)

Photos are organized into categories, Popular, Asian, Blonde, Brunette and Swimsuit. And users are given the option to rate the photos either “Bad” or “Good,” which will help determine which pics make the cut on the next round of updates.

Not only does the app give you tons of hot pics in one place, it allows you to download them to your photo to look at whenever you want, and use for backgrounds, caller ID pictures or whatever else you want. (more…)

Today, Apple implemented their latest iTunes tweek: tiered pricing. WTF is that, you ask? Well, on paper, it means that more popular songs will now go for $1.29, up from $0.99, and other, less in-demand songs will go for only $0.69. Seems reasonable enough. But really, all that ends up happening is that you get screwed out of $0.30 every time you want to download the newest hits off the radio (there still is radio, right?). And as for the $0.69 tracks – they seem to be extremely elusive. Even the techies over at Gizmodo had a hard time finding a single one! (more…)

As if you needed another reason to drink, Foursquare iPhone application developers have created an iPhone app, which lets your friends know at which watering hole you’re downing some cold ones, and then awards you points for every additional bar you go to.

No only that, but if you try a new place, you get more points. If you’re the first to try a bar, again – more points! You can work your way all the way up to drinking trophies, which we’re guessing is somewhere around step six on your way to alcoholism… [via Gizmodo]

These days, there’s an iPhone (or iPod Touch) application for everything. So many, in fact, that everything you’ll ever need is now in your pocket, just a click away. And that goes for getting your daily dose of hottness, too! So to keep you from having to spend precious time navigating iTunes for, we’ve put all the sexiest iPhone apps all in one place, just a click away from download. Enjoy! (more…)

Downloading ringtones for your iPhone might not be the most expensive item on your budget, but that doesn’t mean making your own doesn’t totally rule!

Using only iTunes (no gimmicks or downloads here), you can make ringtones for your iPhone from any part of any (DRM-free) song in your library.

Now, I’m not particularly tech-savvy, but I have to say this is one of the easiest, raddest things for iPhone users to know.

1. Choose your song and what part of the song you want to record – this only works with DRM-free songs, so you can’t use anything downloaded from iTunes.

The ringtone can be up to 30 seconds long, or shorter. Write down the start and stop times, you’re going to need those later. Once you’ve decided what part of the song you want to be your ringtone, right click on the song. Next, click “Get Info,” which should be at the top of the page. (more…)

So you’re tired of spending your valuable bucks on $.99 downloads from the iTunes store? Me too! (Stupid economy…) MySpace Music Store is set to launch later this week, but even there you’re going to have to pay close to $1 per song.

Lemme throw this controversial questions up against the wall – what happened to good ole pirating? I miss the days where I could jack the equivalent of $500 worth of music in one sitting – for free!

Well, screw you, Steve Jobs and your DRM protected music, I’m not putting up with it anymore.

Fortunately, in my endless hours of surfin’ the net I ran into a secret website (that probably isn’t so secret) that allows you to convert YouTube videos into MP3’s. The sound quality is outstanding, it takes only a matter of seconds and it’s 100% free.

Here’s how you do it: (more…)

Apple released a brand new iPod on Tuesday and while the rest of the nation was captivated by all the pretty colors and the new gizmo’s shake-to-shuffle feature, I was a little busy geeking out about the other announcement: iTunes 8.

Unlike previous incarnations, iTunes 8 is shaking up the application for the first time in years, this time with the introduction of a better visualizer, a new way to peruse your library and a handy little feature called Genius. (more…)

Sure, terrible things happen around the world every day. But the sight of so much wasted beer makes a man just not want to get out of bed in the morning. But since you’re already out of bed, it’s time to caption this.

The Rules:

Submit your best caption editor@coedmagazine.com, and the winner (based purely on our bias) will receive a $15 iTunes gift card! Let the captioning begin!

Last week’s winner!

“Maybe if you kissed the judges like that, China wouldn’t win so many f**king medals.” –Barrett

Within the next month a major change may be coming to Apple’s digital music strategy with Steve Jobs reportedly about to unveil a subscription-based service connected to the iTunes store.

Although Jobs has blasted subscription-based music services in the past saying,”the subscription services are not succeeding… People want to own their music, not rent it.” But he seems to have flip-flopped, and the timing could be right on as iTunes currently dominates digital music sales and could convert users of other subscription-based music serivces like Rhapsody.com. (more…)

iTunes U. Where College Lectures and Pop Stars Unite

At Apple’s iTunes online store, Britney Spears and Shakespeare are separated by just a few clicks.

While an episode of “Desperate Housewives” will cost $1.99, a series of lectures by renowned University of California-Berkeley philosophy professor Hubert Dreyfus is absolutely free. A single song by pop diva Rihanna is 99 cents. The price of a course on modern theoretical physics by Stanford University quantum mechanics professor Leonard Susskind? Nada.

Apple calls it iTunes U, an unsung but popular feature of iTunes. [Silicon Valley]

Facebook Items Guaranteed To Be Lies

5) Relationship Status: At the time of this writing, only two states in the country have legalized gay marriage, yet 90% of college aged women claim to be married to their best female friends. This is a factual impossibility, no matter how many bumper stickers written by total strangers are sent back and forth as if they were inside jokes. Additionally, if more men actually married their “shorties” instead of figuring that nicknaming her “wifey” is close enough, we might not have a single mother epidemic.

See the four other “Facebook Items Guaranteed to be Lies” [Banned in Hollywood]

6 Things Every College Student Should Have

When starting the first year of college, students often worry they don’t have everything they need. They also don’t usually know what they need. To keep it simple college school supplies are basically the same as in high school. As for those little odds and ends there is a list below on items that you will need and are an absolute must when going to college. [Find College Cards]