Brainshark Puts PowerPoint in Your Pocket with Launch of SlideShark iPhone App
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5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Brainshark, Inc., the leader in online and mobile presentations, today announced the launch of the SlideShark iPhone app the iPhone version of its popular and award-winning SlideShark iPad app. This new, free app provides users ...
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Google Drive For iOS Will Soon Get In-App Editing, Ability To See Presentations
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Both native apps are getting a slew of new (and necessary) features that will make them far more usable, but most importantly, the iPhone app will soon allow you to edit documents right in the app. Before, the only way to actually edit a Google Docs ...
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Broadcast Newsroom
5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Brainshark, Inc., the leader in online and mobile presentations, today announced the launch of the SlideShark iPhone app the iPhone version of its popular and award-winning SlideShark iPad app. This new, free app provides users ...
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| Hands On With The New iPhone App From Brit Morin's Stylish Tech And Media ... TechCrunch Today, Brit & Co. is launching a new iPhone app and a completely rebuilt web app as the first fully mobile-focused versions of its flagship website Brit.co, which provides multiple daily dispatches of technology-forward cooking, style, home decor ... See all stories on this topic » | TechCrunch |
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Both native apps are getting a slew of new (and necessary) features that will make them far more usable, but most importantly, the iPhone app will soon allow you to edit documents right in the app. Before, the only way to actually edit a Google Docs ...
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| Ask Ars: What's the big deal with iPhone UDIDs? Ars Technica The CBS News application transmits both the UDID and the iPhone device's user-assigned name, which frequently contains the owner's real name," Smith's report noted. That data could be correlated by companies and shared or sold to "unintended... See all stories on this topic » | Ars Technica |