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Appolicious - Google’s been revealing some insight to its ongoing research, the latest being real-time speech translation for Android. You speak to your phone in your native tongue, and the phone will speak back in the language to which you’re translating.
Appolicious - Android continues to poach away market share from the iPhone and other mobile platforms, now accounting for 25 percent of mobile operating systems in North America. That’s a 2 percent increase, month-over-month, and an 18.6 percent increase year-over-year.
Appolicious - The iTunes App Store was full of good stuff this week for the iPad, including some great new magazines with awesome presentation designed specifically for the digital medium, a couple of fun games to help pass the time, and yet another Facebook app.
Appolicious - The free WordPress for Android app was upgraded thanks to feedback from faithful users. Updates include fixes to numerous, annoying bugs like unexpected app crashes, log-in issues and more.Most notable in the recent upgrade is a new comment feature, which displays comments in real time as comments arrive in your Droid notification bar.
Appolicious - Apple (AAPL) killed what made the iPod great on Wednesday.
Appolicious - Apple (AAPL) will be letting the cat out of the bag Wednesday regarding its new product plans which may again forever impact the music industry.
Appolicious - In its September issue, Wired provocatively declares: “The Web is dead.” It was a take off of Time 1966 magazine cover: “Is God dead?”
Appolicious - Whether you travel extensively, have family and friends who fly often, or you just need to track flight information, FlightTrack is a must-have app for your DROID.
Appolicious - Bloggers and social networkers will be pleased with the latest and greatest from the Android Market. StumbleUpon has launched an Android app, along with Trillian, while Tweetdeck continues to test its beta app. Here are the week's top Android apps.
Appolicious - The free Bump app for Android is the calling card of the social media scene. Simply download this app and trade information with other users by bumping Android phones.
Appolicious - With only two weeks left until the end of vacation season, it's a good idea to use some of our leisure to find iPad apps that can make us more productive when life invariably gets busier. This week's best iPad apps include a new document management tool from Dropbox, mom's new best friend, and of course a bit of fun and games to take you through August.
Appolicious - Everyone’s been there a time or two: shut out from a live event you really wanted to go down and willing to pay almost anything to get inside. But why should you pay almost anything? There are more than enough online ticket brokers, so paying 300 percent of the face value on a concert ticket or sporting event shouldn’t be your first inclination.
Appolicious - Facebook's Places may be useful, but users need to be careful before activating the powerful location tool. Also, People Magazine introduces a new iPad app and pricing scheme, while Lollapalooza fans can hear special interviews from the show.
Appolicious - Trailhead, brought to the iPhone care of The North Face, offers users a chance to Lewis & Clark their lives up a bit. In other words, you can blaze your own trails and upload them to a database where other people can boldly follow in your footsteps – even if your footsteps lead to the grocery store.
Appolicious - Did you ever think your iPad could find your perfect mate, or save the world from being boxed in (literally)? This week’s best iPad apps answer both questions, and also help you find a Wi-Fi connection when you’ve been bumped.
Appolicious - Why type a text message when you can speak one? (Or maybe you can make an actual call?) Also in today's App Industry Roundup, we look at the cable industry's new embrace of the iPad and Apple's mixed messages about nudity.
Appolicious - Summer is winding down, and that means there are plenty of great television programs to catch upon before the launch of the new season. Thankfully, there are some great entertainment apps on Android’s horizon, including Dish Network and Netflix.
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