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Ladies and gentlemen, mark your calendars. Apple officially announced the dates for its 2012 Worldwide Developers Conference that will kick off on June 11 at Moscone West in San Francisco. Two out of the last three iPhones - the iPhone 3G in 2009 and the iPhone 4 in 2010 - debuted at Apple’s annu ... Full Article »
This week, the top app we’re showcasing is all about keeping your life in order. OneReceipt helps you maintain track of all your receipts whether they’re printed or digital. Our other top apps include a great app for would-be chefs, another for sports fans, one for people who enjoy great photogr ... Full Article »
Though it might not be released for a while, Apple is supposedly doing some internal testing with iTunes 11, the next major refresh of the program it uses to sell users mobile and digital content. The report comes from 9to5Mac, which cites unnamed sources and even provides what it says is a screens ... Full Article »
With any emerging medium, the real fun begins when companies that are less than two years old and have little-to-no revenue exit at 10-figure valuations. So, rather than debate whether or not Instagram sold out its users by being absorbed by Facebook, let’s look ahead and ponder which app(s) will ... Full Article »
Apple is clearly the leader in the app ecosystem – with the most and highest quality apps – for both handsets and tablets. The iTunes App Store is the best app store in the market. Yet even Apple has seen fit to make a significant investment in app discovery through its acquisition of Chomp last ... Full Article »
Every year, as the Christmas holiday approaches, the iTunes App Store sees a whole lot of games sales. After a fast one pulled by Electronic Arts last year, just about every developer on the iOS platform has slashed the prices of their games ahead of Christmas. The reason for the sales (other than ... Full Article »
The European Commission is undertaking a formal investigation to determine whether five international publishers and Apple worked together to keep e-book prices high, in part to battle Amazon. According to a story from Ars Technica, five publishers have been implicated in the investigation: Penguin ... Full Article »
After months of waiting, another big piece of Apple’s cloud offering has finally been released to the public: iTunes Match. You might remember the name from way back at Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference 2011 in June, when then-CEO Steve Jobs announced the service as part of Apple’s i ... Full Article »
The big, feature-laden iOS 5 update finally hit the iTunes App Store yesterday, but it didn’t have an entirely smooth birth. Lots of users complained of issues trying to upgrade to the new mobile operating system, which seems to have partially stemmed from the demand for iOS 5 taxing Apple’s se ... Full Article »
The latest and greatest update to Apple’s mobile platform, iOS 5, will go live today, but you can’t update your iOS devices until you get the latest version of iTunes. Luckily, iTunes 10.5 is available right now at Apple.com (or via a software update), and downloading and installing it won’t ... Full Article »
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