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1 Million iPhones Plus 10 Million Apps = Clout

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Sure a million phones in three days is impressive even though it’s a drop in the bucket in terms of market share. But Apple now has nearly a solid 20% market share in the smart phone arena. It’s a small percentage of the total cell phone market, but Apple really doesn’t need to be too [...]

Flash Support for the iPhone Moving Forward?

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

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Flash Support for the iPhone Moving Forward?

If you’ve used an iPhone for any amount of time you may have noticed two things: the lack of Flash ads and the lack of any support for online videos (with the exception of YouTube videos). While, personally, I don’t mind the reduction in ads - it’s like using FlashBlock on my browser - [...]

70% of iPhone Apps May Be Free

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

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In a survey of 20 iPhone developers at WWDC, Gene Munster, an analyst for Piper Jaffray, found that about 71% of the planned Apps would be free on the App Store. He also found that among those with a cost, the average cost was $2.29. This is startling news, as the keynote [...]

Apps Carried the Day at WWDC

Monday, June 9, 2008

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After all of the speculation about the new iPhone launch, we can now look back and see how we did. I feel that the most important feature of WWDC was largly omitted from all of the hype surrounding the conference. This event was not about hardware and it wasn’t radical changes in Apple’s [...]

Lunch Questions Answered With “Grub! on the go…”

Thursday, April 24, 2008

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Everyday around 11:35 a.m., my coworkers and I look around at each other and ask, "What’s for lunch?" On the weekends, a similar routine occurs between my husband and me. We pop open the map on our iPhone, type whatever our stomach tells us to, and head off to our destination, blinded by hunger. Is [...]

WebApp of the Week: AOL Money & Finance

Thursday, April 24, 2008

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This week’s web application is essentially a souped up version of the iPhone’s current “stocks” application. For the avid investor, being able to check the fluctuation of your stocks throughout the day is a must, and sometimes the stocks application just doesn’t cut it. As you probably know with the built-in stocks application you can view the [...]

WebApp of the Week: Phone Number Trace

Monday, March 31, 2008

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More specifically, what this handy little web application does, is allow the user to enter the phone number to any listed landline within the United States, and receive information about that landline’s owners. Amongst the information provided in the results of this application are: name, name history, city, state, and relatives (when applicable). Free Phone Number [...]