Smartphone Apps

	Business 2 Community Smartphone Apps for Business: Should your Business Have One? Business 2 Community Business apps for smartphones can vary greatly in use, type, and features. While 72% of all smartphone users have the Facebook app on their phone, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Norfolk Eastern Daily Press Could smartphone apps be the way to engage young people in politics? Norfolk Eastern Daily Press New digital platforms such as smartphone apps could be the key to getting young people more involved with politics at a local level, according to ... Flag as irrelevant
	AppAsia to tap growing smartphone apps market The Malaysian Reserve AppAsia Bhd, formerly known as Extol MSC Bhd, will roll out several mobile-based app solutions next year and tap the growing smartphone apps ... Flag as irrelevant
	Note 4 Roadtrip: How To Work Using Only A Smartphone Lifehacker Australia However, it's also worth bearing in mind that if you're running a modern browser on your smartphone, browser-based apps now work just as well as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Android App Privacy Graded on New Online Report Card from CMU 90.5 WESA More than half of American adults have a smartphone. With those smartphones come a variety of appsone can download — either free or purchased. Flag as irrelevant
	Asbury Park Press Online dating: It's a match! Or a hookup? Asbury Park Press Nearly two thirds of people online dating are using services like Match.com, POF and Tinder on smartphone apps. But the debate persists: Are they ... Flag as irrelevant
	FAQs for readers who have already activated their full-access subscription Mason City Globe Gazette Q: I had the Globe Gazette's news and sports apps on my smartphone before I activated my digital account. But now the apps show padlocks next to ... Flag as irrelevant
	CBS News Beauty on demand, from your smartphone CBS News Apps are creating salons of the future, right in customers' homes. ... through her fashion industry connections -- but by simply swiping her smartphone. Flag as irrelevant
	US follows Asia Pacific's lead in developing earthquake warning apps FutureGov Magazine Richard Allen, director of the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory has been leading the research on MyShake, an app that allows smartphones to act ... Flag as irrelevant