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Sniper-aiding app arrives for iPhone

 

Published 1/20/2009 at The Register

iShot the sheriff The iTunes App Store has brought iPhone owners many useful and useless applications. But now one’s available that’ll let any idiot with a sniper rifle take out enemies with ease.… (link)

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