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BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed September 08th, 2010
We don't need to tell you how successful Apple's iTunes music store is. It has been around for quite a while now, and has, without a doubt revolutionized the music industry. As for the App Store, it's not doing too badly either. Yet, as mainstream as apps and the App Store might have become, you probably wouldn't think these would grow to be bigger than something like - let's say - music; which Apple is the largest retailer of. Read more...
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BY Mitchell James on Fri May 28th, 2010
The following events occur in real time: the new WIRED Magazine iPad application sells 24,000 copies within 24 hours.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed December 23rd, 2009
According to researchers over at Nielsen, the "jesus phone", as we like to call it, just became the most popular phone of the American market. You might remember that Apple's ambitious goal was to capture
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Tue December 22nd, 2009
After The New York Times, it's now the Financial Times' turn to publish its take on the App Store. Besides the usual, "best thing since sliced bread" part, the piece focuses on the apparent surprise of how much
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BY Ian on Thu May 21st, 2009
Though the reality of the App Store is more failure than success, the app gold rush continues to tantalize. Many great ideas go completely unnoticed and the only thing to blame is the American Dream. This is the story of ContactGo, an App Store financial failure.
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BY Tee Morris on Mon April 13th, 2009
Disciplines can be applied to your iPhone. Let's be frank: the iPhone is dead sexy and dead snappy. It's a high tech toy that can do a lot of cool things, as seen in the commercials. But just because you got a smartphone that is smart in its attitude, this doesn't mean you can't accomplish amazing things with it.
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