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If you’re anything like me, your phone buzzes all day long, alerting you to completely useless things like app updates, Facebook likes, and chain emails from your grandma. Here’s how to keep your phone from bugging you all day without turning your notifications off entirely—but still staying on top of what matters. We’ve all experienced …
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Save yourself from submerging in the ocean of apps. We bring out the best iPhone apps, 2011, for you to fill up your iPhone with, this new year. you know, it’s a madhouse out there. the Apple Store is glutting with 600,000 apps, and the count is increasing. but then, we, after a careful review …
There are too many great iPhone apps to count. it is not as easy as some may think to find great ones, however. with such a large selection to choose from, how do you filter out the bad from the good? The top sellers in the app store is always a good place to start, …
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Friday, may 25, 2012 12:00 AM | Printer friendly version | E-mail to a friend | Comments Gregory Henry Jamelle Barnes Travis Holiday Livingstone College News Service Livingstone College graduates Gregory Henry, Travis Holliday and Jamelle Barnes spent countless hours during their final semester working on a Livingstone College iPhone application. And now it’s just …
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Being an app maker or developer is a challenge in itself. but the real test that every app maker needs to surpass is marketing his/her mobile application, especially now that there are thousands of developers, all trying to sell their products. and unfortunately, even the finest iPhone apps sometimes do not sell well because of …
screenshots via Twitpic TwitPic, the photo sharing service for people who use Twitter, announced Monday that it had released its first application for the iPhone. The free application might seem a little late to the photo-sharing game, but Twitpic is hoping that free and simple-to-use editing features will be enticing enough to stay relevant in …
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Like us on Facebook These apps including everything from games to utilities and even let you change how the interface looks, adding custom icons, sounds and themes (see below) – something that Apple does not officially allow. Where did jailbreaking come from? There was no App Store when the first iPhone went on sale …
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Takeaway: eSignatures are a secure way for mobile workers to sign important documents. Will Kelly highlights three free apps that allow you to sign documents with your iPhone. With today’s mobile and geographically dispersed teams, subscription-based eSignature platforms (like Adobe EchoSign and DocuSign) are more secure and sane options for sending documents for signoff than …
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GiddyUp — (Free — iOS, Android) GiddyUp is the next evolution of group messaging apps. Generate an event, select the friends you want to invite from your phone’s address book and GiddyUp will send them a text message. Keep people up to date with a built-in group chat. Add notes, geo-tagged locations, share to Facebook or …
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With hundreds of thousands of options, searching for top rated apps and games for the iPhone, iPad and iPod can be a win, lose or draw. AppMyWorld™ (appmyworld.com) fixes this problem by aggregating professional app reviews from around the web into AppScores, which help users easily search and make decisions on which iOS apps and …