| Free iPhone Apps Might Be Riskier Than Android Counterparts Gotta Be Mobile According to a newly released study on application security, free iPhone apps are more likely to access your personal information. This information comes by way of a report by research firm Appthority, which attempts to give a comprehensive look at ... See all stories on this topic » |  Gotta Be Mobile |
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Foursquare recently updated its apps with new credit card specials and a revamped Explore view, but the update also included a faster check-in process for iPhone users. The latter feature wasn't included in the change log, but it was discovered by ...
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You might try today's leading fresh app, Handybook, which connects people who have jobs to do with people who can do them, for a small fee. We've also got an update to Eye Capture, an app that can make your magazine-reading experience interactive, ...
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| Angry Birds for iPhone, iPad goes free, adds 15 new levels NDTV Angry Birds, the popular game that started it all for Rovia, is now available for free oniPhone and iPad. This is the first time that the original game is being offered for free since the launch of the game in 2009. Angry Birds app for iPhone usually ... See all stories on this topic » |  NDTV |
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(NASDAQ:WBMD), the leading source of health information, announced today the launch of the WebMD Pregnancy app, a free iPhone® app offering expectant moms WebMD's physician-reviewed pregnancy information that is customizable to fit a woman's ...
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| Consumer Reports: iPhone Siri wannabe apps 9NEWS.com CONSUMER REPORTS - Apple's Siri voice recognition ushered in a whole new era in smart-phone technology. Now downloadable apps are trying to get in on the conversation. Consumer Reports just took a look to see how two of the leading freeapps ... See all stories on this topic » |  9NEWS.com |
| APP OF THE DAY: Mini Ninjas review (iPhone, iPad) Pocket-lint.com When Square Enix isn't making top AAA titles for the PS3 or Xbox 360, it seems it spends its time making fun little apps for the iPad and iPhone. But can the company that normally only does "epic", do lighthearted fun as well? See all stories on this topic » |  Pocket-lint.com |