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  • Introducing the Industry’s Most Dynamic Mobile Conferencing iPhone App by FreeConference

    Introducing the Industry’s Most Dynamic Mobile Conferencing iPhone App by FreeConference

    Posted on January 5, 2012 | No Comments
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  • Insurance Auto Auctions Rolls out Free Apple iOS and Android Apps for Live Auction Bidding

    Insurance Auto Auctions Rolls out Free Apple iOS and Android Apps for Live Auction Bidding

    Posted on December 15, 2011 | No Comments
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  • Shazam’s LyricPlay™ Now Available to Everyone in its Free and Paid Apps on iOS and Android

    Shazam’s LyricPlay™ Now Available to Everyone in its Free and Paid Apps on iOS and Android

    Posted on November 16, 2011 | No Comments
    LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Shazam®, the world’s leading mobile discovery company, today announced that its unique LyricPlay™ feature is rolling out in all of its free and paid ...

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  • Metaps Announces the Global Simultaneous Release of AppBonus, a Media Platform that Introduces Recommended Apps to Android Users

    Posted on June 20, 2011 | No Comments
    SINGAPORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Metaps Pte. Ltd , the operator of media platforms for applications for Android devices, is happy to release the AppBonus Android app which both recommends apps to Android users and,...

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  • Brilliance Audio Introduces Snap to Listen App

    Posted on March 23, 2011 | No Comments
    GRAND HAVEN, Mich.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Brilliance Audio, Inc., a leading audiobook publisher, will now place a two-dimensional bar code (called a “quick response” or “QR” code) on its packaging, which allows customers and...

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  • The Economist Comes to the App Store – New apps bring the pages of The Economist to iPad, iPhone and iPod touch

    Posted on November 19, 2010 | No Comments
    LONDON, UK – November 19th 2010 – The Economist Group today announced the global launch of its flagship title, The Economist, on two new apps – The Economist for iPhone and The Economist for iPad – available now on the App Store. The free...

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  • Microsoft tweaks Windows Phone Marketplace policies for the better

    Microsoft tweaks Windows Phone Marketplace policies for the better

    Posted on June 7, 2010 | No Comments
    Previously, the $99 that Windows Phone devs paid annually to get access to the Marketplace covered up to five app submissions -- but Microsoft looks like it's willing to play ball in an effort to drum up more interest in third-party development ahead of Windows Phone 7's release by chucking the five-app cap. Well, sort of -- paid apps will have unlimited submissions, but free apps will still be limited to five per yearly cycle, with additional submissions running $19.99 each. Additionally, Microsoft is taking the wraps off its Trial API for helping developers enforce trial functionality prior to purchase, details on its push notification service, and a new option that lets publishes push their apps globally -- to every localized store in the Marketplace's reach -- in one fell swoop. The company says that it has "listened to developers and responded to changing customer behavior to make Marketplace an even better experience for all," and it certainly seems like a step in the right direction -- but we'll admit, we'd still love to see free app submissions go unlimited (what can we say, we've got a soft spot for freebies).

    Microsoft tweaks Windows Phone Marketplace policies for the better originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 07 Jun 2010 19:26:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • The Logitech Harmony Link for Google TV gets detailed

    The Logitech Harmony Link for Google TV gets detailed

    Posted on June 4, 2010 | No Comments
    Google TV is all about blurring the lines between the web and TV -- and ads of course. Logitech is playing a key role in this project by providing the oh-so-important remote interface, and the just-detailed Logitech Harmony Link goes way behind anything currently available.

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  • People like mobile ads, says JiWire

    People like mobile ads, says JiWire

    Posted on May 12, 2010 | No Comments
    JiWire has been watching mobile and in-app advertising, and says that "Advertisements in mobile applications are especially effective." Their new report, released today, "examines device use, consumer adoption of Wi-Fi and consumer preferences for mobile content and advertising delivery." Interesting take-aways from the report include the fact that iPhone has surpassed iPod Touch in number of ads delivered, and that the iPad has had a non-trivial effect on WiFi usage, indicating that people really do want to access content on-the-go but might not want to do so with a phone or a laptop.

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  • Gadgets of days gone by: Palm III

    Gadgets of days gone by: Palm III

    Posted on May 5, 2010 | No Comments
    This week at CrunchGear, we're looking back at some of our favorite gadgets from the not-so-distant past — old phones, computers, media players, toys... those devices that still stand out in our memories despite their obsolescence. Feel free to contribute some of your own nostalgia. The Palm III was the first truly portable computing device I ever owned. Oh sure, I had a laptop at the time, but it was hardly something that could be considered "portable" in anything but the most literal interpretation of that word. The Palm III, though, slipped in my pocket, and went everywhere with me. Its clamshell design gave it its own protective case for the screen, so I didn't need to invest in fancy third-party protective gear. The Palm III traveled with me pretty much around the world, and it never let me down.

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  • The Archos 5 Internet Tablet gets access to Android Market’s paid apps

    The Archos 5 Internet Tablet gets access to Android Market’s paid apps

    Posted on April 27, 2010 | No Comments
    The Archos 5 Internet Tablet just got a bit cooler. It finally has access to paid apps from the Android Market thanks to the latest firmware. This solves one of the biggest gripes we've heard about the small Android tablets. Previsously users could only download the free Android apps, not the preimum apps that cost something. This is actually a significant move in the Android tablet market, a trend we hope is followed by others.

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  • Google: Android Market now serving 30,000 apps

    Google: Android Market now serving 30,000 apps

    Posted on March 16, 2010 | No Comments
    At the most recent Mobile World Congress, Google CEO Eric Schmidt revealed that the company's partners are now selling over 60,000 Android handsets on a daily basis. With that kind of growth rate, it's no wonder that the size of the Android Market is quickly increasing in its slipstream. While Google doesn't publicly show how many applications there are in Android Market, a Google representative this morning informed me that the application store now serves approximately 30,000 free and paid apps in total.

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  • Mobclix Compares Android and Apple; Android Devs More Likely To Give Their Work Away

    Mobclix Compares Android and Apple; Android Devs More Likely To Give Their Work Away

    Posted on March 3, 2010 | No Comments
    Apple and Google are engaged in a fascinating battle of mobile OS’s. Among other things, they’re duking it out on patent infringement, developer relations and carrier support. Lines are being drawn, and everyone’s taking sides. That begs the question: what’s the difference between the App Store and Android Market for developers? And how does this affect [...]

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  • Android Market hits 20,000 apps, over 60 percent free

    Android Market hits 20,000 apps, over 60 percent free

    Posted on December 15, 2009 | No Comments
    Quantity rarely equals quality, of course, but it's still fairly notable that the Android Market has now managed to top 20,000 apps just a little over a year after it opened its doors -- Apple's App Store had over 50,000 apps a year into its existence, for those keeping track. Even more interesting, however, is the distribution of free and paid apps in the Market. According to AndroLib, fully 62.2% of the apps available are completely free, compared to just 37.8% that are paid apps. That's in stark contrast to the App Store, which now has over 100,000 individual apps, of which (by some recent counts) a hefty 77% are paid applications -- although only 30% of total App Store downloads are for paid apps. What does it all mean? Well, that's open for debate. But one thing's for sure: the rest of the app store contenders are going to have to work some special pie chart magic to come out looking good in this battle.

    Android Market hits 20,000 apps, over 60 percent free originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:38:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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