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  • Mobile
    MapQuest Integrates Skyhook: Can It Outperform Google Maps?

    Skyhook Wireless, the company that provides location services for a number of mobile apps, announced this morning that it would be integrating with MapQuest to provide a more accurate location for mobile app users. If you've ever tried to use something like Google Maps while navigating busy city streets, then...

  • Mobile
    Facebook for the PlayBook is Here

    This morning, at the BlackBerry World conference in Orlando, Florida, RIM announced the forthcoming availability of a native Facebook application for its PlayBook tablet computer. Since no specific launch date was given at the time, it was expected the app would roll out at a later date, perhaps later in the...

  • Work
    Finally: RIM Taking BlackBerry Software Cross-Platform

    Today at BlackBerry World in Orlando, FL RIM announced it will add support for managing Android and iOS devices to its BlackBerry Enterprise Server platform. The technology will come from RIM's pending acquisition of ubitexx, which was announced today.RIM also announced the availability of Gist for BlackBerry. RIM acquired Gist...

  • Mobile
    How To Save Your iPhone’s Location Data Before Apple Destroys It

    Apple is said to be quick at work to release a new version of iOS, its mobile operating system, to fix the "bugs" that began in iOS 4.0, which track your device's location and store it in a file on your device and on your synced computer. If you're anything...

  • Mobile
    NFC-Based Coupons Coming to Your Android Phone

    The point-of-sale device manufacturer Ingenico has confirmed that it is working with Google on the development of near-field communication services for retailers. The company CEO Philippe Lazare told the French news agency AFP that it was working with Google to help deliver coupons that could be delivered to customers while...

  • Mobile
    RIM Debuts First NFC Phones, BlackBerry Bold 9900 & 9930

    As anticipated, BlackBerry maker RIM has announced the launch of new smartphones with NFC (near field communication) capabilities at its BlackBerry World conference in Orlando, Florida today. The forthcoming BlackBerry Bold 9900 and the accompanying CDMA mode, the 9930, will support NFC read/write operations when they debut later this summer....

  • Mobile
    BlackBerry PlayBook Gets Facebook App Before iPad

    Score one for RIM: its new BlackBerry PlayBook tablet is getting an official Facebook application before Apple's iPad. Announced at this week's BlackBerry World conference in Orlando, Florida, the new app is the first tablet-optimized interface for the PlayBook. With Facebook for PlayBook, users will be able to view and...

  • Web
    3 Data Rights We Must Demand from Companies

    Last week while covering a tool for analyzing your iPhone location data (or as it turns out, your nearby cell tower and hotspot location data), I mused on my long-time interest in data portability - giving users access to and control over their own data. It's an idea we've been...

  • Work
    iPad for Business Round-Up: Yammer, Project Management, ECM and More

    The iPad isn't just a hot new consumer device, it's also an increasingly popular tool for business. Each week we take a look at the new or updated business apps for the iPad, and highlight trends in how tablets are being used in the enterprise.This week week we look at...

  • Social
    Twitter Search Done Right by PostPo.st

    Trying to search for old tweets can be a pain. Twitter's own search engine brings back limited results and the top search engines like Google and Bing are so focused on real-time that trying to get something older than a couple of days is almost impossible. Often times you will...

  • Mobile
    Weekly Poll: Developers – Would You Kill Your Free App?

    In a long and detailed blog post, Marco Arment, creator of the popular "read later" application Instapaper explained why he decided to kill off the app's free version. According to Arment, his decision was due to the "significant costs in development and support," "the undesirable customers" the free version attracted,...

  • Mobile
    Per Visa’s Orders, Square to Issue Encrypted Dongles After All

    In the startup world, with new money comes new obligations. The leaders at mobile payment startup Square, being well-establish entrepreneurs, know this well. Yet, they cannot be excited about requirements coming from Visa after the credit card giant made a strategic investment in the company earlier this week.Visa released a...

  • Mobile
    Create Your Own iPad App in Minutes with New Bizness Apps Tool

    You may have seen the new web services that make it easy for anyone to create a lightweight iPhone or Android app, just using drag and drop, text entry and feed URLs. The apps are then hosted for a monthly fee. Those are cool but how about an iPad version?...

  • Web
    Google Research Shows How People Use Smartphones to Help Them Buy Stuff

    A Google-commissioned study on smartphone usage has confirmed just how addicted we are to our devices and revealed how we use them to help make purchasing decisions. The data, which were laid out by Google in detail during a webinar yesterday, revealed a ton of information about how we use...

  • Web
    iPad Users Scroll More Google Search Results Than PC Users

    In the still nascent tablet market, research is ongoing about how consumers interact with this new computing medium. Whether it is how users interact with tablet magazines or how much time they spend using various apps, there is still a lot to learn.Advertising network Chitika released a study today showing...

  • Cloud
    Google and Facebook are Some of Intel’s Biggest Customers

    Google and Facebook are now some of Intel's biggest customers for server technology, which is significant in a few ways.It shows the fast adoption of Web-based technologies that have bloomed in the past several years and the rise of mobile in the marketplace that in turn fuels the demand for...

  • Web
    Celebrating Open Government: Sunlight Foundation Turns Five

    The Sunlight Foundation, a non-partisan organization that uses the Internet to promote government transparency and openness, is celebrating its fifth anniversary this week. The foundation uses data analysis to report on government activity and trains journalists in the use of data to tell the story about what the federal government...

  • Mobile
    NFC in 2011: NFC Network Launching Across 200,000 Digital Screens in U.S.

    Mobile marketing solutions provider Blue Bite and digital media company Reach Media Group (RMG) are teaming up to deploy NFC technology to over a third of RMG's 200,000 digital screens over the next six months.  In addition, Blue Bite is working with other partner networks to bring its total NFC...

  • Entertainment
    Apple Reportedly Buys iCloud.com, Music Streaming Service Around the Corner?

    Apple's long-rumored, cloud-based music service may be coming to fruition. According to reports, Apple has acquired the domain name iCloud.com from Swedish cloud services provider Xcerion for $4.5 million. Coupled with the 500,000 square foot data center that is being finished in North Carolina, Apple may finally be ready to...

  • Mobile
    How Many Apps Did Apple’s Incentivized Install Policy Change Affect?

    Many iPhone app developers, specifically, game developers, looking to increase their apps' visibility among the hundreds of thousands of applications available in iTunes today, have been using incentivized installs to increase their download numbers. These programs allowed end users who didn't want to pay for in-app purchases and virtual goods...

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