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Apple Announces WWDC for June, Tickets Onsale Thursday
Apple has just announced that tickets for its next Worldwide Developer Conference event will go onsale tomorrow with developers likely to get their hands on the next innovations in iOS and OS-X.
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Apple Q2 Results, Nearly $10 Billion in Profit, iPhone and iPad Sales Firm
Apple has reported slightly better than expected results ahead of its earnings call, but sales of iPhones and iPads are losing their dramatic growth of recent years, as the company reports its first drop in profit in a decade.
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Apple Second Quarter 2013 Results Incoming, Is the Sky Really Falling?
Apple will announce smartphone and tablet sales today that almost any other company (bar Samsung) would be proud of. But, since Apple has built itself and its image up to such heights, they are almost inevitably going to be viewed as a failure by the market.
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Yahoo Puts Summly To Work in New Search App
Yahoo has barely put the welcome mat back in the cupboard for new acquisition Summly, yet it already it has an updated iOS app to make use of the service's summarizing features. Summing Things Up Nicely Summly was the talk of the town last month having been snapped up by
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TweetDeck Apps are Dead, Web Version Is the Future
TweetDeck has long been a favorite resource for those scanning Twitter across multiple accounts and dimensions. But the app editions will soon be removed from iOS, Android and PC stores to make way for a pure-web version.
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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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Yahoo Trying To Redefine Mail for Tablets
Yahoo is slowly turning its ship around and still has millions of email users, and might attract more with its new magazine-like approach to mail with a new iPad and Android app.
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Twitter #music Goes Live, Plays With iTunes, Spotify and Rdio
Twitter's music app is now live for mere mortals, after its celeb-only launch last week. Prepare to find new music or your favorites, via the power of social media and popular apps.
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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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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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Microsoft and BlackBerry Look to Step Up the Tablet Battle
Having received modest interest and a total bath on their first tablet products, Surface and PlayBook, various reports suggest Microsoft and BlackBerry will be trying again to compete with the tablet giants soon.
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Google's iOS Gmail App Gets Swiping in New Update
Google's Gmail app is dragging its way toward respectability in the usability stakes with a new swipe feature and more in the latest update. Getting the Mail Google's Gmail app had a pretty rocky start, but is slowly getting there in terms of features.
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Rising Tablet Sales and New Keyboard Peripherals Leaving PCs in the Dust?
New figures show that PCs are being railroaded out of the market by the rise of worker-friendly tablets, bolstered by practical keyboards riding the smartphone wave.
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