Apps News
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Squareify is a new way for individuals to give instant feedback to businesses when they perform above, or below, their expectations. Founder Joel Carras got in touch recently to talk about how customers can use his app.
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New Delhi -
The Archaeological Survey of India has released a 3.92 MB Android app called "ASI Delhi Circle" for tourists looking to get the best experience of a visit to Delhi's many monuments.
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Washington -
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued Amazon. The FTC says that Amazon allowed millions of dollars of unauthorized purchases by children to take place in its mobile app store.
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Launched in Sweden as an STD triage app, First Derm now accepts photos of any rash, bump, wart or strange mole above and below the waist, and works with a team of dermatologists to help identify the issue. The "Crotch Selfie" app is making headlines.
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Today, the mobile industry has us spinning on the palm of their hands. We even rely on our smartphones to take care of our personal finances. Why don't we maximize our mobile banking experience?
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Austin -
The new smartphone app called BrewDrop is offering a way for legal drinkers to get beer delivered to their house. The cost of the drinks and a $5 delivery fee are all you will need to get some fresh beer at home.
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San Francisco -
New technologies are set to revolutionize healthcare. Emerging technologies can monitor on-going body biometrics, create remote telemedicine visits, provide electronic access to patient information and undertake 3D body scans.
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Good news for consumer and enterprise Blackberry users as over 240,000 new apps will arrive to Blackberry's AppWorld. Blackberry has partnered up with Amazon as a cost-cutting technique to bring more apps to users.
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The largest online community and dating website for people with sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) has announced a new iOS app. Launched in 2001, PositiveSingles.com is for people who live with STDs like HIV, Herpes (HSV), or HPV.
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Roughly one in three Americans are keeping track of their finances via their smartphones. Here's a look at some applications to help you stay on budget.
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One third of phone upgrades have been from iPhone users switching over to Android. However, for existing iPhone users looking to upgrade to a new iPhone, there may be some bad news for you.
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It appears as if Google is attempting to socialize the app shopping experience by displaying recommendations from friends through their Google+ social networking service.
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With the growth of technology, our bodies don't seem so mysterious and complicated anymore. Take this new health tool, Wello, for example. How can it change our perception of the human body?
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The leader of a group that trafficked in pirated Android mobile device applications has pleaded guilty over his role in the scheme, the first prosecution of a counterfeit apps case by the U.S.
In the Media
by Jonathan Stempel (Reuters)
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Fashionistas envious of clothing, shoes and accessories worn by strangers or seen on websites can turn to new apps for hassle-free shopping to find, and buy or rent, similar items.
In the Media
by Natasha Baker (Reuters)
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New smartphone apps that link to hearing aids are helping people with impaired hearing to pump up the volume on their devices or to use them as headphones to stream phone calls, YouTube videos and music...
In the Media
by Natasha Baker (Reuters)
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South Korea's pioneering mobile messaging apps have taken their oversized emoticons to Indonesia, intent on breaking the dominance of BlackBerry Ltd's BBM messaging servic...
In the Media
by Miyoung Kim and Andjarsari Paramaditha (Reuters)
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Brussels -
Just two weeks after suggesting the European Union is on the cusp of a digitally led economic bonanza, officials warned Thursday that web developers may be misleading consumers.EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding called a two-day meeting with Europe...
In the Media
by AFP
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The European Commission announced plans on Thursday to tackle one of the scourges of the modern age - games on tablets and mobile phones that allow adults and children to rack up vast credit card bills by...
In the Media
by Luke Baker (Reuters)
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Tired of logging into dozens of online accounts to do Internet banking and pay bills? New apps are designed to ease the burden by gathering and organizing documents for you.
In the Media
by Natasha Baker (Reuters)
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With a smartphone, everyone's an aspiring photographer. If you're a professional photographer, you might frown on pocket shutterbugs.
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Teams striving for medals from the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi are turning to video analysis apps to help them fine-tune their performance and give them a competitive edge.
In the Media
by Natasha Baker (Reuters)
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Those who fear that their penchant for procrastination may have foiled plans for a Valentine's Day of romance can turn to new apps that offer help with dinner reservations and fresh flowers, even at the
In the Media
by Natasha Baker (Reuters)
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A Flappy Bird player may have finally found a way to "beat" the infuriatingly difficult game just as its developer removes the app from sale, saying he wishes to "live in peace."
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Paper, Facebook's new app for mobile combines the best features of Pinterest and newsfeed. Could this be the explanation for Facebooks abrupt change in advertising requirements?
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Coffee chain Starbucks is about to launch an app where customers can pre-order their coffee and collect it in the store at pre-arranged time.
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Albany -
How about an app to tell you how to grow marijuana, which strains are the strongest? Or a guide to vaporizers that help diminish the impact of smoking cigarettes or weed.
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Apple's iTunes is giving away a range of free content for the fifth year, running over the 12 days of the Christmas period.
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The makers of the trendy smartphone app Uber are spreading holiday cheer. While the app is usually used to hire a car for transporting a person, the Uber team rolled out a limited time offer that brought Christmas trees right to the customer's door.
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Freemium games have soared in popularity as mobile devices and application developers see the potential in this new revenue generation model. At the same time, they have also gained popularity among gamers as they offer free play with a twist.
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Screenreader
A smartphone with the Georgie app tells you where you are, what’s around and which way you are traveling, etc.
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Top social networking apps at the App Store.
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Vine Labs, Inc.
Vine app is for sharing life in motion
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Digital Journal
Digital Journal's tablet apps are available free on the Apple iPad and BlackBerry PlayBook. The apps feature image galleries showcasing the top images submitted by fans and followers.
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Digital Journal
Digital Journal's tablet apps let you share content via your social networks or by email. You can also interact with Digital Journal via an embedded Twitter feed. The apps are available free on the Apple iPad and BlackBerry PlayBook.
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Flixel Photos
Flixel Cinemagraph smartphone application
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Digital Journal
Digital Journal's tablet apps feature top news from contributors around the world, photo galleries, blogs and more. The apps are available free on the Apple iPad and BlackBerry PlayBook.
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Hapilabs Ltd.
HAPIfork keep track of your eating habits
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