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Is App Center Facebook's power play into mobile web?
Facebook’s flirtations with the world of social mobile web stepped up a gear this week with the launch of its own app store, offering scant money making opportunity for the soon-to-be-public social networking behemoth, but perhaps a pathway to future riches.
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Happy Snappii brings in more Android support
The American platformer Snappii, which specialises in rapid mobile apps development, has announced increased support of Android devices.
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Apple sued for in-app purchases in children's apps
A group of parents are filing a lawsuit against Apple for issuing large bills when using children’s gaming apps.
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Android trounces rival mobile platforms in China
Android was the best selling mobile operating system in China last year as its share of the market doubled to 68.4% by the end of Q4 due to a booming demand for low to medium quality handsets.
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Key iOS & Android Statistics from 2007 to 2012
The following infographic details when Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android OS reached certain milestones, giving an indication of the growth of the smartphone market, mobile apps and consumer adoption as well as future predictions.
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Mobile Web v. Native App: Retail Edition
There’s a few major battles waging in the world of mobile: Android v. Apple; app market v. app market (v. app market … etc.); native app v. mobile web. In this post we’ll take a look at some recent stats concerning native apps and mobile websites.
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Apple iPhone 5 to include sharper retina display screen?
Apple could be releasing a new iPhone with a 4.6 inch retina display screen.
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Could retailers lobby Apple over App Store 'Catalog' category?
Apple’s new App Store ‘Catalog’ category, introduced last week, allows retailers to make their online catalogues available to iPhone users through their mobiles, but will retailers be happy to play by Apple's rules?
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Apple pays first dividend back since 1995
Apple has announced it will pay its first dividend back to shareholders and will starting buying back some its shares.
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New iPad Display Creates Need for Testing
The new iPad hits consumers’ hands on Friday, which means you testers are going to be busy, busy, busy. As Jason Parker over at CNet pointed out, it’s going to take a lot of work to get existing apps ready for the iPad’s new super high res display. And the more developers need to tinker with their apps, the more you’ll have to test them.