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How To Keep Up With the Olympics Games on Your iPhone or iPad

Posted on 07/27/2012
With the Olympic Games beginning, it's only ideal that you can follow them wherever you are.
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At Last! Apple Removes Password Entry for Free Apps and Updates

Posted on 07/23/2012
Apple is removing the password entry requirement for app updates and free apps with iOS 6.
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Check Out Roamz for iPhone

Posted on 05/03/2012
Roamz for iPhone is an app that shows you what's going on around you.
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Top iOS App Downloads Went Down in March

Posted on 05/02/2012
Downloads for the top 200 free apps in the US took a 30 percent plunge in March, reports say. This was mainly caused by two things.
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What to Do if Your Apps Do Not Appear on Your iPhone

Posted on 09/15/2011 | 4 Comments
When you are syncing over the content from your Home computer to your iPhone you may notice that some of the apps that you thought you downloaded correctly did not actually show up. There are a few reasons that this could be taking place, so here is a how to fix the problem if your apps aren’t appearing on your iPhone.
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iSmashPhone Quick Look: Eurostar Trains

Posted on 09/01/2011
Traveling in Europe? This app is sure to come in handy if you travel the high-speed railways. You download the app and you can quickly book travel times with the app. Also neat is that you can check-in quickly with a simple scan of your device.
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The US Government Is Looking for App Ideas From the Public

Posted on 08/18/2011
The US Government is looking for app ideas from the general public. The government currently has over 50 free apps available for download, and all are for free. The applications already available from the government cover a wide range of uses.
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Free App Codes – Stay In Touch! – First-come, First-served

Posted on 07/15/2011
Free app codes for Stay in Touch! for iPhone.
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Car Trouble: Repair Pal Review

Posted on 07/12/2011
The major fantasy when smart phones first arrived was that these devices would be able to be used to simplify almost any daily task. Arranging your schedule, buying items online, setting up appointments, and just about every other errand that seems to drag you down during the afternoon. Instead of these primary functions being right on the minds of application developers most software for the iPhone were much more concerned with making virtual beer and funny cow noises. Now we are beginning to see a resurgence of serious and perfectly constructed applications that meet a common need and do so in a way that is reliable enough to actually push the technology forward and into a more central position, and the kind of app integration that we are going to see with the iOS 5 shows this clearly. Repair Pal is one of the best free applications available on the iPhone and its longevity proves that this new technology may actually change the way that we interact with the commercial and emergency world.
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Tips for Upgrading Free iPhone Applications to Premium Versions

Posted on 07/04/2011
One of the most popular models used by developers is to offer a lite or partial version of a game or application. This attracts attention from iPhone users, who can download these apps and try them out. These lite versions are often linked to the full versions of the applications, allowing developers to more effectively market their offerings. If a user likes the lite version of a game or app, he can pay for the full version. This distribution method allows users to avoid wasting money on premium applications that have few features.
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