| Freemium app revenue growth leaves premium in the dust GigaOM Freemium app revenue is now dominating premium for developers on both iOS and Android, said App Annie. The analytics firm said that freemium apps generate 69 percent of the worldwide iOS app revenue and 75 percent of global Android app revenues. See all stories on this topic » |  GigaOM |
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The South Korean company, which raked in more than half of its profit and revenue from its mobilecommunications business, said its Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II smartphones will help sustain its earnings momentum in the final quarter of the year ...
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| The message of Microsoft Windows 8: “Reimagined” diversity GigaOM In fact, as a one-time Ultra Mobile Tablet PC (UMPC) user in 2008, this is the type of touch interface that I longed for back then. Microsoft knows it's late to the true touch game, but it's trying to make up for it with a unique interface (which it ... See all stories on this topic » |  GigaOM |
The Seattle Times
Stamped, a year-and-a-half-old startup based in New York, runs a website and mobile app for customers to make online recommendations of their favorite things to read, listen to or eat. Mayer became Yahoo's CEO six weeks ago after 13 years as a key ...
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| High-speed mobile tech ITWeb Data-centric technology long-term evolution (LTE), commonly referred to as “4G”, is slowly spreading its wings globally, with SA being the latest to unveil a commercial network, by the country's biggest mobile operator, Vodacom. Do these three letters ... See all stories on this topic » |  ITWeb |
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See all stories on this topic »Mobile Shopping App “Best Decision” Introduces A Universal Cart That Works ...
TechCrunch
LEAP Commerce, a somewhat under-the radar mobile shopping startup, is today releasing a major update to its “Best Decision” shopping iOS app which introduces a true universal cart for consumers. What that means is that shoppers can now buy from many ...
See all stories on this topic »iPhone jailbreaking still legal in US, but don't meddle with an iPad
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Modifying Apple's iPhone software to install applications not approved by Apple will still be legal under new exemptions to take effect on Sunday in the U.S., but illegal for an iPad and other tablets. The seemingly contradictory decision comes from ...
See all stories on this topic »Gartner Publishes 2013 Technology Trends
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What's going to be big in technology in 2013? IT administrators of midsize businesses have already seen a lot of change in 2012, with wider adoption of cloud technologies, an interest in big data, and the use of an ever-increasing range of mobile ...
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