It’s easy to shrug off the kooky world of apps. The bite-size software programs people load onto their mobile phones or tap into on the Web seem mostly to be silly games and pointless novelties. But look past the beer-drinking apps and flatulence programs and you’ll see something significant taking shape: a bustling app economy that’s creating new fortunes for entrepreneurs and changing the way business gets done.
Inside the App Economy
October 26, 2009
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Posted by Charles Wachira
Mobile Educator – Home
October 20, 2009MobileEducator is the fully-customizable mobile application platform for universities, schools, and colleges. MobileEducator has been developed with Admissions marketing in mind. All features are focused on generating awareness, creating interest, and increasing conversions.
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Posted by Teb Locke
photoshop.com – 2 Gb free!
October 14, 2009Photoshop.com is the complete solution for managing, editing, storing, and sharing your photos online. Photoshop.com is available from any web-enabled computer, compatible mobile phones, and directly from within Photoshop Elements 7 or Adobe Premiere Elements 7 software. With Photoshop.com, you can organize, tweak, create, e-mail, display, and store your photos. Photoshop.com is free and provides registered users with 2 Gb of disk space.
Photoshop.com Mobile [via iTunes] for the iPhone lets users edit and share photos from anywhere.
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Posted by Oscar Retterer
ATT Reverses Its Policy On iPhone Internet Calls
October 12, 2009AT&T said that it would no longer prevent customers with the Apple iPhone from using Internet telephone services like Skype that bypass its own voice network.
[Source: New York Times]
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Posted by Oscar Retterer
Want to Learn Anatomy? There’s An App For That
October 9, 2009Researchers at the University of Utah have created new iPhone applications that help people study anatomy and medicine.
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Posted by Oscar Retterer
