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New LinkedIn for iOS Update Focuses On News and Advice for Your Business
LinkedIn might have started out as a social enterprise jobs board, as far as users were concerned. But now, with all these linked professionals sharing advice and news, it is evolving into a useful information source with posts from CTOs, CIOs and others taking up the front page feed.
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Opera Report: iOS Still King for Mobile Traffic, Monetization
Sure, Android is king of the worldwide hill as the most used mobile platform. But iOS is laughing all the way to the bank. A new report from Opera Mediaworks indicates that the iPhone has retaken the lead for traffic volume, while iOS continues to be on top overall for
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The Budget iPhone Might Just Be Real
As myths go, the budget iPhone is up there with unicorns and mermaids. It is the phone that could destroy or save Apple, depending on who you believe and, like the Loch Ness Monster, is pretty camera shy, until now.
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Twitter's Music Service Ramps Up the Hype With Private Membership
Twitter is a lot of things to a lot of people, but for those who follow it to expand their musical scope and social circle, a new mobile app and service should help focus attention for all those into top and new tunes.
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Microsoft Office Apps For iOS, Android on Hold until Fall 2014?
If you actually believe that there is any such thing as a leak from Microsoft, then the most recent one should annoy quite a lot of people. It seems that according to a leaked roadmap, Office for iOS and Android won’t be available until the fall of next year.
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Doc Mgt Roll-up: Office, SharePoint 2010 SP Beta2 Releases, and the Paperless Office?
There were a number of interesting releases in the document management space that are definitely worth a look. Among them are the new Service Pack 2 beta releases for Office and SharePoint 2010, WatchDox apps for mobile-desktop collaboration and sharing, and Docstocs new link-up to the Microsoft store.
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Google Drive Adds New Features in iOS Update, Has Starting Problems
Google Drive is motoring along nicely with a new 1.30 update out for the productivity app, allowing users to better access and edit their documents in Google's updated cloud storage service, but some users are stuck at the Sign In button.
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Facebook Unveils Home for Android Devices, Making Mobiles More Sociable
After months of rumor, Facebook's smartphone is likely the one you already own, as Home opens up a new way to put social front and center on selected mobile devices.
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Gartner: PC Market in Terminal Decline as Tablets, Smartphones Take Over
If there was any more bad news for PC makers in Gartner’s figures for the devices market between now and 2017, mobile and tablet makers would be fit to burst with happiness.
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New Updates for iOS SkyDrive and Twitter Apps Show the Hostility Among Services
The animosity between companies seems to be affecting the flow and interoperabilty between apps. So, its been some time coming for Microsoft's new SkyDrive app, while Twitter tries to replace some of the features it lost when the social apps started falling out with each other.
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Acquia Releases Drupal Create Source Code for Building Native iOS Publishing Apps
Like posting content to Drupal sites from an iOS device? Acquia, the commercial provider of Drupal Web CMS services, has released the code base for building native iOS apps that can post content right to a Drupal website -- the first of its kind.
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Nuxeo Mobile Debuts Native Apps on iOS + Android, APIs for Hybrid App Development
Open source CMS provider Nuxeo has debuted native mobile apps on iOS and Android devices, and developers now have access to tools for building feature specific hybrid apps of their own. Manage Documents, Build HTML5/Native Hyprid Apps Nuxeo has a two pronged attack with this release.
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Facebook's Smartphone is an Android in Disguise, Press Event Next Week
Social media giant Facebook has sent out invites to a new event next week, likely the unveiling of the company's much-rumored smartphone. A broad hint suggests the device will be a modified Android running some clever Facebook-centric features.
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AT&T To Take Pre-Orders for Samsung's Galaxy S4 From $249.99
Having scooped the market with the BlackBerry Z10, AT&T claims to be at it again, looking to sign up the first pre-orders for Samsung's hotly-anticipated next superphone, at a price.
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