| Nokia Gets Help for Its Smartphone Apps From Disney & Other Icons ValueWalk The deals come from a strategy that will ensure Nokia has the most popularsmartphone apps, even if its behind in the total number, said Marco Argenti, who oversees Nokia's relations with developers, reported Bloomberg. This initiative comes as Nokia ... See all stories on this topic » |  ValueWalk |
PC Magazine
Still, according to the study, more than half of cell users (smartphone and otherwise) have decided not to install an app upon discovering how much personal information is needed to run it. Another 30 percent have made the effort to uninstall an app ...
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San Francisco Chronicle
The app superiority has helped Apple and Android grab about 85 percent of the smartphone market, versus 3.5 percent for Windows Phone, according to research firm IDC. Fighting Bane. A Batmanapp built exclusively for Nokia by Foursquare Labs Inc. lets ...
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| When Will Your Smartphone Really Replace Your Wallet? Wired (blog) “Before all venues accept payments with a smartphone, consumers cannot ditch their wallets,” Oren Levy, CEO of in-app payment platform ZooZ, said via email. “Otherwise, I will be able to pay at one store but not at the next one. For all merchants to ... See all stories on this topic » |  Wired (blog) |
ConsumerReports.org
High-tech tools such as smart phones, mobile apps and social media sites are quickly become part of many people's arsenals in dealing with an emergency—such as Hurricane Isaac—and its aftermath, says the American Red Cross. The non-profit safety ...
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| Trying to get in-shape? There's a smartphone app to help you ABC2 News Brian Dolan of MobiHealthNews says, "There's an additional 5,000-6000 apps for physicians, nurses, medical students, really medical professionals." An iPhone appeven allows you to check your glucose level and create charts based on it. Are you worried ... See all stories on this topic » |  ABC2 News |
New York Times
Uber, a company based in San Francisco, is introducing a smartphone app to New York that allows available taxi drivers and cab-seeking riders to find one another. The company said the service would begin operating on Wednesday in 105 cabs — a bit less ...
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Engadget
For example, the company's 3D-Motion product can be used on a skateboard with one app, removed and attached to a golf club for use with a different app. Mosoro is currently working with a variety of well known brands to create smartphone apps that ...
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