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• APP OF THE DAY: Flixster

  By Patrick Budmar | 17 May, 2012 10:46

  Before you want to go and watch a movie in the cinema, you usually want to be certain that it is actually good before investing in a ticket.

• APP OF THE DAY: myPlates Mate

  By Hafizah Osman | 07 May, 2012 09:51

  myPlates Mate is a new app designed for Aussies to play out a few personalised number plates and reviewing its look before actually purchasing it

• APP OF THE DAY: HowStuffWorks

  By Nermin Bajric | 23 April, 2012 08:52

  HowStuffWorks, based on the website of the same name, is a library of facts and compositions designed to educate readers on how things operate, what they are, and so on.

• Panel crowns 5 worst iPhone games

  By Brad Reed | 11 April, 2012 01:27

  If you've played "Fruit Ninja," "Cut the Rope" or any number of games on your iPhone, you probably aren't very impressed with their graphical capabilities, especially when compared with modern games such as "Gears of War" and "Skyrim." But as one panel on mobile gaming at PAX East 2012 this year demonstrated, you should probably be thankful for what you've got.

• iPhone app makes commuting social

  By Diana Nguyen | 21 March, 2012 16:09

  Social awkwardness between bus passengers may be a thing of the past, thanks to a new iPhone application designed to facilitate commuter interaction.

• APP OF THE DAY: Navigon Australia

  By Nermin Bajric | 19 March, 2012 11:33

  APP OF THE DAY: Navigon Australia

• Apple's 25 billionth app download is a Disney game

  By Jon Gold | 06 March, 2012 05:46

  Apple's App Store reached its highly publicised 25 billion unit mark when Qingdao, China, resident Chunli Fu downloaded the free version of Disney's Where's My Water? game.

• QlikTech introduces businesses to the social with QlikView 11

  By Patrick Budmar | 02 February, 2012 11:14

  Latest version of Business Intelligence platform harnesses the power of social interaction for a more collaborative experience

• Developing for the iPhone OS: App Store vs. web apps

  By Ryan Faas | 07 June, 2010 16:35

  Apple's App Store approval process has always been a bit controversial because of the level of control the company holds over what types of applications are allowed in. Initially, there were concerns that Apple rejected apps because they duplicated functionality the company already offered or was planning to build into the iPhone OS -- not because the submitted apps wouldn't run according to the company's specifications.

• Windows Phone 7 vs. iPhone matchup: a developer's perspective

  By John Cox | 16 April, 2010 08:45

  Kevin Hoffman is an enterprise programmer who straddles two worlds: Windows, including Windows Mobile and now Windows Phone 7, and Apple iPhone. His day job is chief systems architect for Oak Leaf Waste Management in East Hartford, Conn., where he focuses on mobile and cloud application development.

• Security concerns with Opera Mini Browser for iPhone

  By Tony Bradley | 14 April, 2010 07:48

  It came as a surprise to almost everyone when Apple approved the Opera Mini Browser app for its App Store. It is a competing browser for Apple's own Safari--which is the default browser of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad--and it is not built on the Apple-ordained Webkit platform.

• New iPhone App rules: Unreasonable and unjustifiable

  By JR Raphael | 10 April, 2010 08:08

  Amidst all the hullabaloo surrounding the launch of Apple's iPhone OS 4.0, the contentious company from Cupertino is coming under fire for a quietly made change to its iPhone developer's agreement.

• How developers are gearing up for the iPad

  By Brennon Slattery | 02 March, 2010 06:01

  Now it's finally March -- here comes the iPad. To prep for the big reveal, developers are scurrying to build and announce new apps and accessories for Apple's tablet computer. With so much shouting in a crowded room, it's easy to get lost in the buzz. Here are a few key aspects that may make a sizable splash.

• Five reasons mobile apps rule

  By Jared Newman | 20 January, 2010 04:15

  The mobile app craze, which was started by Apple's iPhone and has been perpetuated by any smartphone worth its plastic, shows no signs of slowing down, according to Gartner. The market researcher says mobile app revenue, which equaled $US4.2 billion last year, will hit $29.5 billion in 2013. For consumers, that's a good thing, because mobile apps rule. There's been some talk of Web apps eventually killing off the downloadable app market, and that may hold true in the long, long run. But, right now, mobile apps rule. Here are five reasons why.

• Is Apple's iPhone App Store growing unwieldy?

  By Matt Peckham | 04 December, 2009 04:33

  Research firm IDC says Apple's App Store could stock in excess of a quarter million iPhone and iPod Touch applications, tripling current levels by the end of 2010. That's some number. Contrast with an estimated 10,000 Windows 7-compatible apps, over 700 (released as well as announced) Xbox 360 games, nearly 600 PS3 games, over 1,000 Wii games, over 600 DS games (from September 2008), and over 700 PSP games.

• Twitter co-founder Squares up credit card payments

  By Ian Paul | 03 December, 2009 03:54

  Jack Dorsey, one of the brains behind popular micro-blogging site Twitter, is selling a new product called Square that turns your iPhone into a credit card payment system.