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Appsfire: The Must-Have App Sharing App (iPhone)
I tell people about the Rachel Maddow iPhone app all the time; almost no one has heard of it, but it's great. From now on I won't just tell them
Poll: Which online collaboration platform do you use?
This week's poll was requested by a reader, who wanted to find out what online collaboration platforms R/WW readers used. The email I received noted: "While mass services such as
Google Apps Now Syncs with Directory Systems, Such as Microsoft's Active Directory
According to a post on the Google Enterprise Blog this morning, there's a new tool for Google Apps users that lets businesses sync the user account information in Google Apps
All Google Services To Be Available on Google Apps Later This Year
At Google Atmosphere last month, Google Apps President David Girouard said that the company gets lots of requests to open more apps from the Google portfolio. Google responded to those
Google Apps and Rackspace Cloud Server Management Tools Come to Spiceworks
IT professionals using the free management and monitoring tools from Spiceworks will now be able to activate and manage services from Google Apps and Rackspace. Spiceworks announced today a
Hide Facebook Apps: Official Tool Coming Soon
Sick of Facebook application overload? Feeling like you're on Myspace all over again? The Facebook team has heard your cries and announced tonight that they will soon release a new
Google Now Offering Google Apps Certification
Google announced the Google Apps Certification Program today. The program will certify IT professionals who have demonstrated the ability to sell, deploy, develop and support Google Apps. The first
Poll: Was Google Apps Premier The Web Office Tipping Point?
There was a lot of talk last week about Google Apps Premier, the Google-supported package of web-based office products. Many people spoke about it as if it was a rival
Opera Tops iTunes Apps
We wrote on Monday that Apple had accepted Opera's mobile browser into its app store. A day after it debuted it has topped the list of free apps in all
Vanity Apps: The Next Big Thing For the iPhone?
Thanks to the recent proliferation of do-it-yourself iPhone app services, the next big thing in Apple's App Store might just be vanity apps. Take, for example, Appsfire's Ouriel Ohayon, who
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