The World's First Porn App Store
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What? No MiKandi reference? And what’s this about Seattle being “the world’s epicenter of social awkwardness”? Why I oughta…
Some pix of our beautiful summer in Seattle. We’re thinking we should have a MiKandi Developer Meet-Up here next summer. Wuddyathink?
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Last month, Jason Cohen from Seattle Met Magazine interviewed MiKandi co-founders Jesse Adams and Jennifer McEwen. Below is an excerpt of his article covering MiKandi, the world’s first adult app store. Follow the links for the full story.
Thanks, Jason!
From Seattle Met:
THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNET is mobile phones and handhelds, and, as anyone who’s seen the musical Avenue Q can tell you, “The Internet Is for Porn”—unless you have an iPhone or an iPad. In February, Apple whitewashed adult-themed content from its app store, be it bikini babes or Suicide Girls. This was great news for Seattleites Jesse Adams, 28, and Jennifer McEwen, 27, two of the founders of MiKandi. Billed as “the world’s first adult app store,” MiKandi is geared exclusively (for now) toward Google’s Android OS, which is expected to outsell the iPhone (albeit, across a greater range of handsets and providers) by 2012.
