A screenshot of goMobi’s mobile website builder tool (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — about half of web designers do not consider mobile web browsers when designing a new website, according to a recent study conducted by UK web host Heart Internet (heartinternet.co.uk) and Design Shack (designshack.co.uk). The survey finds out of 500 UK web designers, …
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Merits to Developing Your Personal iPhone Apps and Video games
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Rovio, Maker Of Angry Birds, Sued For Patent Violations
Posted on: Monday, 25 July 2011, 11:00 CDT Rovio, the maker of the hugely popular Angry Birds app, is being sued by a tiny American company which claims it owns the patents on the method used to buy new levels for the game, the Telegraph reports. The move by Lodsys, over the type of app …
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New iPhone App Provides a Glimpse of the Moments Before a Photo is Taken
Ina Fried, On Thursday August 4, 2011, 11:45 am EDT Though there are plenty of apps for sharing still pictures taken on an iPhone, a three-person start-up is hoping to carve a niche with a program that captures not only a still picture, but the several seconds of video that preceded the picture’s taking. The …
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Vonage iPhone app lets you pay for calls via iTunes
Make international calls and pay for them through iTunes via Vonage's Time to Call App. (Credit:Lance Whitney/CNET) iOS device owners can now make international calls and pay for them through iTunes courtesy of a new app from Vonage. Released yesterday, the free Time to Call app is geared toward people who need to make quick …
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Difference Between iPhone Apps and iPad Apps
The iPhone аnd iPad, as evеrуonе knows, аrе twо highly popular, bestselling gadgets from Apple. The iPhone iѕ a smart phone thаt саn be uѕed tо make calls, send text anԁ email messages, read books on, play music anԁ videos, browse the Internet, аnd mаnу more. The number of applications thаt can bе downloaded аnd …
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Google+ iPhone App: 5 Things You Need to Know
Almost a month after Google announced its new social network, the Google+ iPhone app is finally available in the iTunes App Store. Those who downloaded the app Tuesday when it first went live complained of a litany of bugs. Google has since released an update, fixing many of the errors. The Google+ iPhone app is …
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Apple launches B2B store for volume App Store purchases
Apple announced last week that it would begin offering volume purchasing for iOS apps, and a week later the program is open for enrollment (but still U.S.-only, unfortunately). Enrolling in the program requires that you be authorized to make purchases for your company, and you’ll also need a valid D-U-N-S number. Volume purchasing allows businesses …
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Features of Apps in the Top 10 iPhone Games
Nowadays, it is only self-understood that one would think that there is a smartphone application for whichever real-life task one needs to fulfill, since the technology has advanced so much in the last two decades. In fact, the world has come to the point where people can carry a powerful and smart gadget that can …
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New Contract-Free iPhone in the Fall? Analyst Stokes the Coals – Techland – TIME.com
Just in case you forgot, Apple may introduce a relatively cheap, contract-free iPhone this year. or not. But Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Whitmore told investors that now is the time. He believes that Apple will launch a mid-range, pre-paid iPhone for $300 to $500 in September, Apple Insider reports. (READ: Top 10 Back-to-School iPhone Applications) …