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da-man.com/blog
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da Blog Mezzamorphis: A d:classic The App Store Problem August 7th, 2011 Starting with the iPhone and it?s brethren the iPod touch and the iPad, Apple only allows you to download and purchase apps via their App Store, which requires approval from Apple to sell them. In the last year, Apple has also made it an option to buy apps for Mac OS X through their sanctioned App Store as well. This has some inherent benefits, most notably a level of security and a trust party to collect payment as
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dubroy.com/blog
Patrick Dubroy's blog: programming, usability & interaction design
Patrick Dubroy programming, usability, and interaction design About Portfolio Google I/O: Memory Management for Android Apps May 16th, 2011 | Filed under: android | 5 Comments » Though I never made a formal announcement here, some of you may know that I joined the Android team at Google just over a year ago. Last week I had the privilege of speaking at Google I/O in a talk called ?Memory Management for Android Applications?: Android apps have [...] Read post
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everytrail.com/profile.php
Login to Your EveryTrail Account | EveryTrail
Home | Explore Explore World Map Hiking Trail Finder | Mobile Apps iPhone Android | Create Trip Create Trip Create Guide | My EveryTrail Login | Signup (Update Current Location) Log In to Your Account Quickly log in with your Facebook account If nothing happens when you click this button, you may need to first log out of your facbebook account Username or Email New user? Signup Password Forgot your username or password? Keep me logged in Login Everytrail: Mobile Apps | About | Blog
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zug.flathatter.com/bryan-zug-bio
Bryan Zug?s Flat Hatter Collaborative » Bio
Blog Bio Bryan Zug's Flat Hatter Collaborative Bio My name is Bryan Zug and I do product development (my twitter stream | formal resume). Currently I?m Product Manager at pinch/zoom where I craft mobile apps and experiences for the likes of BBC and a host of other companies. Of late, I?ve been working on a lot of iPad apps that re-imagine everything from magazine publishing to the future of on demand video. Here?s a preview video I created on the American Review iPad magazine
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chrisamico.com/blog
Eyes East: Chris Amico's blog
Eyes East Subscribe / Latest posts / Latest links / Get in touch / About Features as Apps, Apps as Services July 15, 2011 at 12:49 p.m. The CMS is a dying concept. Erik Hinton at TPM gets us started on thinking beyond One System To Rule Them All: Instead of revolving around a monolithic central piece of software, we have adopted the paradigm of feature-as-app. Our frontpage: an app. Our slideshow: a different app. Article publishing: yet another app. You get the picture. At the heart is a