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BlackBerry Addicts: Sync Your Phone With Google Apps
Syncing with BlackBerry Enterprise server has long been one of the most requested features among Google Apps customers. Especially within the BlackBerry-dominated enterprise space, the fact that there was no
Facebook to Verify Trustworthy Apps - Stupid Ones Still Welcome
Facebook announced this afternoon that the company will now offer more high-profile placement for applications that are verified as trustworthy and pay an application fee for the honor. The biggest
Firefox 3 To Support Offline Apps
An interesting tidbit came out of the recent Foo Camp New Zealand (which unfortunately I wasn't able to attend). Robert O’Callahan from Mozilla, who is based in NZ but drives
Google Apps Users Can Now Sign E-Mail with DKIM
As of this morning Google Apps customers have the option of signing all outgoing email with the email authentication standard DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM). Users who enable this service
A Smart Move? Slide Will Stop Making New Facebook Apps
In the upcoming weeks, Facebook will be making drastic changes to its system. The site will sport a major UI overhaul and a new platform for developers to work
Twitter Offers Better Transparency About What Third-Party Apps Can Do With Your Account
Twitter has just announced a change to the way in which it handles permissions for third-party applications. The update will give users a better understanding of how this process works
Sharing iPhone & iPad Apps is About to Get Cooler
There are so many iPhone apps available (and perhaps so few iPad apps yet) that few geeky things can bring people together like sharing their favorites. My favorite way to
DIY Enterprise Apps Hit the Tipping Point
Earlier today, my colleague John Paul Titlow posted a piece on comedian Louis CK's DIY efforts to shoot and publish a performance video online. You can also draw some parallels
Corona for Windows Now Available
Remember the story of the 14-year-old Robert Nay whose Bubble Ball iPhone app knocked out Angry Birds from the #1 spot on the App Store's free apps list? Well, the
Who's Winning the Battle for the Best-Stocked App Store?
The app store analytics firm Distimo has released its latest report on the size of the various mobile app stores, as well as the types and prices of apps that
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