Turntable.fm is a popular hangout spot for the “in” crowd to go and listen to music.
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Turntable.fm Android app drops the beat, lands in Google Play for social music fans on the go
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Google may have slacked on its Android Developer’s Challenge , but Samsung isn’t messing around with encouraging developers to design high-quality Android apps. The company already held an S Pen dev challenge that wrapped a few weeks ago, and it’s already hosting another competition that will reward more 80 developers with a total of $4,080,000 in cash prizes.
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Samsung puts up $4 million to encourage Galaxy Tab and Note app development
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Apps | admin | May 8, 2012 2:50 pm | Comments (0)
Verizon might not be the only major U.S. carrier to offer shared family data plans this year. In an interview with CNET, AT&T Mobile CEO Ralph de la Vega confirmed that his company is also gearing up to deliver data plans that would allow subscribers to split their monthly data across multiple devices or users.
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AT&T family data plans in the works says CEO
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The Amazon Kindle Fire was an instant hit during the 2011 holiday season, selling an estimated 5 million tablets in just a few short months. The Kindle Fire just nudged past the Samsung Galaxy Tab line of products to represent 29 percent of all Android tablets, but the latest figures from comScore show Amazon is doing much better these days
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Amazon has won the Android tablet war – Kindle Fire has 54% of U.S. market share
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Apps | admin | April 26, 2012 9:42 pm | Comments (0)
Netflix announced its Q1 2012 earnings today, generating $870 million for a reported $5 million net loss on the quarter. Though revenue was not as bad as some analysts had predicted, the company continues to turn around last year’s poor handling of higher prices, expired content deals, and a failed attempt to split Netflix into two companies focused on streaming or DVD rentals.
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Netflix focused on better content, mobile, and international expansion to rehab its image
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Apps | admin | April 23, 2012 11:12 pm | Comments (0)
Amazon has just announced that the Amazon Appstore for Android now supports in-app purchasing for all developers who wish to implement that option into their apps.
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Amazon Appstore officially launches in-app purchases
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Apps | admin | April 10, 2012 1:46 pm | Comments (0)
Toshiba has dumped its Thrive line of tablets in order to throw all of its chips behind the Excite, a thinner, aluminum alloy body that’s half the size and twice as appealing as the bloated rubber builds previously seen. While we’ve already seen the 10-inch model and liked it upon first impression, we’re more interested in learning more about the 13 and 7.7 inch Excite tablets set to arrive later this year
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Toshiba’s tablet cup runneth over: 7.7, 10, and 13 inch megatablet announced for US market
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Amazon is one of many retailers for Android phones, and it’s where many consumers buy other products or download apps. The online retailer is now putting those advantages to use by removing the “beta” tag from its phone store and launching two important new features.
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Amazon Wireless giving free Android apps and price matching for new phone buyers
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Apps | admin | April 3, 2012 3:49 pm | Comments (0)
Amazon Appstore has not been the most attractive market place for developers. We’ve heard complaints about the store still being limited only to the U.S., unfair payment practices, and not providing the same development tools that are available in Google Play. However, according to Flurry Analytics, Amazon is supplying some developers with something the Play Store doesn’t – money
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Amazon Appstore generates almost 4x as much in-app revenue as Google Play
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Apps | admin | March 30, 2012 7:56 pm | Comments (0)
Sony originally said that it would update all 2011 Xperia phones at some point in 2012. Despite making that promise for all phones, and pledging to stick to it, the company formerly known as Sony Ericsson now says that it will narrow the update window for one group of devices and extend the waiting period for another. On the official Xperia Product blog , Sony Mobile team member Anthony says that Sony will push an update for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) in mid-April
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Sony confirms Android 4.0 upgrade dates: April to June depending on device
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