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Cydia Store Adds Facebook Connect and Google Login
Over the weekend, the first unofficial iPhone App Store that allows for paid applications was launched. Called the "Cydia Store," it's actually a feature within the Cydia application itself. If
Republic Project: Reinventing the Box Set for the Digital Age
The Republic Project, a new online music business, officially launched its service this morning. At its core, the Republic Project reinvents the special edition music box set for the digital
O'Reilly Challenges Proprietary eBook Standards With Bookworm
It is only Tuesday, but it has already been a good week for eBook fans. Yesterday, Amazon released the newest version of its Kindle eBook reader, and today, O'Reilly announced
People's Music Store: Build Your Own Record Shop
People's Music Store is a newly launched DIY online music store. It was created by the founder of MP3 reseller Bleep.com, Ged Day. People's Music Store styles itself as "the
Weekly Wrapup: 2009 Web Predictions, iTunes Drops DRM, Twitter Security Scare, And More...
Welcome to the first Weekly Wrapup of 2009 - and a very happy new year to all of our readers! First up we look back at our top web products
WebEx Brings Online Meetings to the iPhone
While today's Apple Keynote was slightly underwhelming, a lot of other companies have made up for this by releasing their own products during MacWorld. One of the more exciting applications
iTunes Goes DRM Free - But No Social Network Just Yet
At the Macworld 2009 keynote today, Apple announced that by the end of this quarter, all 10 million songs available on iTunes will be DRM free [Digital Rights Management]. As
Two Mobile Operating Systems, One Phone
VMware Brings Virtualization to Mobile Phones VMware, a company known for their virtualization software for the desktop and datacenter, recently announced their plans to bring that software to mobile phones
How Common Craft Stopped Doing Client Work, In Plain English
Five years ago Lee LeFever was an online community manager for a B2B healthcare company called Solucient. Today, his voice has been heard by millions of people around the world,
Why Apple Should Be Worried About Songbird
Earlier this week, the open-source music player built on Mozilla technology, Songbird, finally made its 1.0 release. After being in development for two years, this version feels like the kind
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