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YouSendIt Buys Found for All in One File Search from Anywhere
File sharing service YouSendIt has expanded its roster of duties by purchasing Found, a system for enabling file search across devices and clouds. Find Cloud Files Those working with YouSendIt already know about its collaboration tools like sharing files up to two gigabytes in size.
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Mobile Offers Unique Challenges to Ad Servers
Ad serving technology on mobile devices continues to be disrupted, and companies like Facebook and Google are no doubt hard at work on this very problem. Meanwhile, SAS has teamed up with a company called Pinger to use the SAS Intelligent Advertising for Publishers platform to improve the Pinger call
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Gartner Report: PC Shipments Down 5% in Fourth Quarter 2012
Microsoft launched Windows 8 in the run up to the holiday season in 2012, but a new Gartner report found buyers are increasingly shifting to tablets.
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Samsung Unveils A Titanium Galaxy SIII Model as Apple iPhone 5 Orders Drop
Information released over the weekend shows Samsung's Galaxy range ship over 100 million units, with a new Titanium model going on-sale, while Apple is supposed to be reducing build orders for the iPhone 5.
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Apple Sees Almost 20 Billion App Downloads in 2012
If you're wondering just how big the potential for apps is, Apple has seen users download 40 billion apps since the arrival of its App Store, with nearly half of those being grabbed in 2012.
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Apple's iOS Winners and Losers in 2012
From the success of Passbook to the gloom of Maps, and the dings on the new iPhone and confused iPad updates, Apple has had a mixed year, but will have learned some lessons for 2013. The Booby Prize Apple had a funny year in 2012, with the Maps app problems
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Google's Tips for Getting the Best From Its iPhone Maps App
Google's Maps app for the iPhone has been a huge hit this month with 10 million downloads and being credited with boosting iOS and saving Christmas (maybe). Google is now sharing some hints and tips for those still experimenting with it.
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Dropbox Buys up Snapjoy Photo Viewing App, Updates Dropbox iOS App
Cloud storage mover and shaker Dropbox has bought fellow Y Combinator alum Snapjoy, a photo viewing app that lets people consolidate and view photos from around the Web or stashed away on various devices and memory cards.
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Google Offers Office Access for iPad, CloudOn Offers Office Support for iPhone
It’s Christmas so a lot of people will be expecting iPads, even if it’s only one of the older versions. While that’s all well and good, what will really make this Christmas special are the apps that go with it.
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[Infographic] Mobile in 2012
Looking back, as we do in December, it's hard to imagine what life would have been like had there been no mobile. During 2012, our smartphones became smarter, faster, slimmer. Tablets multiplied. Operating systems expanded.
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Mobile Review 2012: Smartphones Become Boring in a Tablet World
One thing became pretty clear in 2012, for all the bluster and hype over new features, smartphones are now a mature technology, leaving the seemingly ever-resizeable tablet to take up the slack.
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Apple Looking to 2013 as iPhone 5 Shifts Two Million on Chinese Launch
Despite the lack of huge queues and choatic scenes, Apple has announced sales of two million units to Chinese customers over the three-day launch period of the iPhone 5. But now all eyes will be on Apple's plans for 2013.
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IBM Study: Consumers of the Future Value Self-Service + Personalization
Holiday shoppers spent 20% more on Black Friday this year compared to last year, and several real trends emerged from an IBM study based on its Benchmark digital analytics package.
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Google Maps App Launches for Apple iPhone
Having struggled with its own Maps implementation and lost a lot of goodwill in the process, Apple has finally approved the app that it kicked off the iPhone, arch-rival Google Maps is back on iOS.
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