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I got a tip from blogger friend of mine that we can use any debit cards as mode of payment on the Philippine App Store as long as it is Visa or Mastercard. On my case, I used my Unionbank EON cyber debit card for which I tried purchasing an app called called Ghost Puzzler ( which only cost $0.99) and it worked.

So to those who have Unionbank EON debit cards, you can use that to purchase apps on the Philippines App Store.

I previously blog about Pandora Box a free that tracks paid apps that that becomes free or are put on sale by the developers and then comes Bargain Bin. The Bargain Bin app has the same function as Pandora Box with a better user interface since all the apps are organized based on their categories and you can also track any app that you want and alerts you if the app was put on sale or it become free (for a limited time or permanently).

BargainBin [Free - iTunes link]

If your a movie addict, loves movie reviews and podcasting then you might wanna subscribe to the Film Sack podcast which is hosted by Scott Johnson and his FilmSack pals, Brian Ibbot, Brian Dunaway, and Randy Jordan

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I've been downloading free apps thru the Philippines Appstore to found out that there are good free apps that are only available on the US appstore which is frustrating. Free apps like IMDB app and Pandora Radio should be made available to other countries app stores.

There are a millions of apps that are being uploaded by developers everyday. Most of these apps are paid but there are times when developers decide to give away these apps for free either for promotional purposes usually for a limited time only.

That's why when there are apps that are free for download I usually download them ASAP just to save a copy on my iTunes because you won't know if these apps can be useful in the future. So download them when they are free.

Considering the stupefying volume of items currently available on the iPhone App Store, it’s little wonder that keeping track of the latest releases is frustratingly tricky. However, it’s even more difficult to keep on top of the numerous price changes and short-term sales that occur from time to time.

Publishers are forever tinkering with the value of their apps, with large price drops taking place on a daily basis. The trouble is, unless you have the time to scour the store every day then you’re liable to miss out on some of the larger bargains.

That’s where PandoraBox comes in. At first glance it looks like some kind of App Store-related clone, but in actual fact it’s a terrifically handy price tracker that allows you to quickly and easily view the latest offers.

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