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Are You Rich? Buy this $999.99 iPhone App [Updated]

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Armin Heinrich has released an app on the iTunes App Store called I Am Rich [App Store]. The $999.99 application displays a red icon on your iPhone and iPod touch to remind others that you were able to afford it. As the developer notes, "it's a work of art with no hidden function at all."

Update: I Am Rich has been removed from the App Store.

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macduke
232 months ago
I give the developer many e-props for thinking of this.

E-props? Really? Wow.....I almost forgot about Xanga. Wonder if that site still exists...
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megatronbomb
232 months ago
Pffft... I'll wait for the $1499.99 blue diamond, thank you! :p
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