Articles Tagged ‘app advice’
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The AppAdvice Top 10: Best Paid iPad Apps Of 2011
BY Andy Faust III on Sat December 31st, 2011
As the year comes to a close (Just a few minutes left!), it’s time to give you our choices for the top ten paid iPad apps of 2011. We already shared with you our favorite
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The AppAdvice Top 10: Best Free iPad Apps Of 2011
BY Andy Faust III on Sat December 31st, 2011
As the year comes to a close (Just a few hours left!), it's time to give you our choices for the top ten free iPad apps of 2011. Jamie already posted our picks for the
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The AppAdvice Top 10: Best Paid iPhone Apps Of 2011
BY Jamie Young on Sat December 31st, 2011
There are so many apps released throughout the year. Well, AppAdvice has created a list of our top 10 paid iPhone apps of 2011, just for you!
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The AppAdvice Top 10: Best Free iPhone Apps Of 2011
BY Jamie Young on Sat December 31st, 2011
There are so many apps released throughout the year. Well, AppAdvice has created a list of our top 10 free iPhone apps of 2011, just for you!
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Appisode 8: Google and Apple Continue To Duke It Out, AT&T's A-List is live and Snapture Is Now Available In The App Store
BY Robin Rhys on Mon September 21st, 2009
Google and AT&T continue their debate over the Google Voice app's supposed rejection and have gotten the FCC involved. AT&T's A-List is now live for users who have service plans that meet the requirements. Snapture,
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Appisode 3: App Advice Daily The Ultimate News Source (Video)
BY Robin Rhys on Thu September 10th, 2009
Steve Jobs defends Apple's decision to not include a camera on the iPod Touch, The Palm Pre gets booted out of iTunes and Rhapsody is now available in the App Store. All this and more
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Definition of Irony: iTwitter Developer Not Allowed To Use Twitter
BY Ian on Mon July 06th, 2009
iTwitter appears out of nowhere and upends the iPhone Twitter community by beating every other Twitter client to deliver the first true Push Notification tweets - for free. Unfortunately, the developer, based in China, is barred from using Twitter because the Chinese government has it blocked.
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