It took a pair of magicians, but someone finally managed to make an iPhone app with porn.

Maria “SnakeBabe” Gara and Steve Sheraton, who are Las Vegas based magicians, managed to circumvent Apple porn rules via the Safari browser. Using locally cached web content, the Sex App Shop doesn’t even require web access after the initial content is stored to provide you with porn regardless of time or location. From their website:

“We wanted to create a store for all the iPhone users out there who have been looking for a secure, fast and legal way to view real adult content without jail-breaking or hacking their devices,” said Maria Gara, ‘The SnakeBabe’ and owner of Premier App Shop LLC.

“Our apps are delivered over the air instantly without requiring an iTunes transaction.”

At $99 for a yearly susbscription, the .99 individual apps might be more budget friendly for the on-the-go fapper. Discretion is also part of the service:

Credit card statements are billed as Premier App ShopTM, which is a fully-operational magic trick site, thus creating an innocuous decoy for snooping bosses or family members. The home screen icon can also be edited by the user to look like something inconspicuous. Additionally, there are no traces of adult content in the user’s browser, video player or photo viewer.

Apple has yet to comment on the innovation.

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Remember the iPhone porn app we told you about yesterday? Yeah, it got yanked. And not the good kind.

For no apparent reason, Apple decided to pull the racy app from the app store. Or it sold out. Can you sell out of an app? Do they have more in the back? Well, can you check? The developer of the not-that-racy “Hottest Girls” app claimed responsibility for the pulling (hee…) citing high demand, but Apple said in a statement:

“Apple will not distribute applications that contain inappropriate content, such as pornography. The developer of this application added inappropriate content directly from their server after the application had been approved and distributed, and after the developer had subsequently been asked to remove some offensive content. This was a direct violation of the terms of the iPhone Developer Program. The application is no longer available on the App Store.”

The removal of yesterday’s most popular app and Apple’s statement leaves everyone scratching their heads at exactly what the new parental controls are for, if we can’t see boobs with them. And while a Safari search would undoubtedly turn up better results faster and for free, the prospects for a decent porn app remain enticing. Sadly, the future of Apple-approved porn remains unclear.

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With the new parental controls on the iPhone 3GS, it didn’t take too long for ta-tas to hit the app store.

Last week saw a weak vibrator app called myVibe, and yesterday existing app “Hottest Girls” (no points for creativity there) upgraded to include nudity. Developer Allen Leung was quoted as saying:

“We uploaded nude topless pics today. This is the first app to have nudity.”

While the offerings are relatively tame (nothing you’d not see in an 80′s comedy about summer camp) the app is the first to officially offer soft porn in the app store. Yay for landmarks!

We all know official boobies on your iPhone is no great shakes- you can get much spicier porn straight up from Safari on the iPhone as well. But the move is significant because it opens the door for a whole lot more Apple-sanctioned porn. The evolution of adult-oriented apps will probably be slow going, as no one wants to get banned. But with Apple taking a 30% cut in the app store, the prospect of indulging users’ more base appetites is likely too compelling to ignore.

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