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Balancing product marketing with product development What do you do when you realize that your business will be out of cash in six months? Well listen to how today’s guest went from corporate life to making a living off his apps, to nearly going bankrupt and how he changed his approach to charging for updates …
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Whenever you update your system or you modify the earlier configurations and OS sometimes some problems occur with the wireless internet Wi – fi. Sometimes it works partially and in some cases it stops working completely. The Wi-Fi connection may get turn off automatically or it may just immediately turn off. Sometimes it may stay …
Free iPhone apps compatible with iPad, and iPod Touch worth downloading today start with a new update to the free iPhone app “Soundhound”, as controversy surrounds the arrest of a jogger wearing earbuds, according to a Feb. 22 report in CNET. “Soundhound” is an awesome free music discovery app that also identifies music. But whether …
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Owning an Apple device is a luxurious and prestigious gesture for almost everyone around the globe. The company continues to lead the smartphone and tablet market because of the high quality products that they make. Even though, competitors are tagging behind, the sheer number of free iPhone apps and total app count on the app …
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Looking for a new mobile phone and finding the decision a tough one? You’re not alone. There’s such a vast array of devices on the market nowadays, that choosing between them can be a nightmare. Getting the right mobile is important. Firstly, phones cost a lot of money, and in these economic times a new …
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Still, as someone chomping at the bit to vote against Obama, I couldn’t vote for any of them. Sure, they share some of my views and even a few have led a state or a business and I respect that. At the same time, I can’t honestly look at any of them and think: “There’s …
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Ice Cream Sandwich has been released and the consumer is screaming, “What about me?” What about you? I own a Nexus device. I get to be smug. Whether I root or not, my update is coming. And next week there will be a new device, full of the cutting edge, twelve processors, a 24MB pixel …
Apple has updated an earlier lawsuit filed against Samsung with claims that the Galaxy S4 and its Google Now feature violate two Apple patents covering functions of its own virtual personal assistant, Siri. Florian Mueller of FOSS Patents relayed news of the updated complaint on Wednesday, and he noted that two of the patents — U.S. Patent …
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Open-Source Tool Provides Automated Record and Playback Testing for iPhone Apps BROOMFIELD, Colo. — Gorilla Logic, an enterprise IT consulting services firm known for providing top talent, today announced the first public release of FoneMonkey(TM), an open-source functional testing tool for iPhone apps. FoneMonkey is the world’s first iPhone functional testing tool, open source or …
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One of the lowest points in my life, and I’m not really kidding, is when my iphone 4 screen shattered. Let’s face it, these mobile devices are NOT cheap. And what’s worse, was I was out of warranty and my upgrade option wasn’t available for nearly four months. What was I going to do? Certainly, …