Stethoscope Expert is an app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, which is designed to help you learn to interpret the stethoscope sounds, it allows you to listen to heart murmurs, lung and bowel sounds, and later it interprets the sounds, to tell you the cause of these sounds.You can save and record sounds in [...]
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App store analytics provider Distimo yesterday published its latest report, once again zooming in on the pricing of mobile applications across a variety of platforms. Consistent with its previous findings, Google’s Android Market has by far the largest share of free applications available compared to other mobile app store, but the gap is also widening. [...]
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With parent company eBay’s continued focus on mobile, PayPal has been adding a number of compelling innovations and features to its iPhone and Android apps. Most recently, the company added Bump technology to both of its free apps, which allows you to transfer money and initiate transactions by simply by tapping smartphones together. In the [...]
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Used to be "there’s no such thing as a free lunch." Today "there’s no such thing as a free app," as 100s of thousands free apps on the market today are security risks. According to the App Genome Project undertaken by the mobile security company Lookout, users’ privacy is threatened with apps that collect and [...]
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Apple’s revolutionary product, the iPhone, remains a ‘dream come true’ for many of us, including students, who are heading back to school these days. We just thought it would be … Original Post: Top 10 Free iPhone Apps for Students – Walyou Copyright Walyou To read more please visit the site
Posted in Walyou Tags: Apple, Copyright, Free Apps, Iphone, Iphone Apps, Revolutionary Product Comments OffAccording to the description of Handy Light, an iPhone app developed by Nick Lee, its a convenient flashlight for the iPhone, which lets you choose from 5 designer colors. Is it worth $0.99, probably not as there are quite a few free iPhone apps in that category. But what if… Original Post: Flashlight App Briefly [...]
Posted in IPhone Hacks Tags: Copyright, Designer Colors, Flashlight, Free Apps, Hacks, Handy Light, Iphone, Iphone Apps, Nick Lee Comments OffAndroid Market is playing catch up with Apple’s App Store, but it has a long way to go before reaching its number of downloads. However, in the included apps section, it seems to be performing pretty well, as experts estimate the Market could reach 100,000 apps this month. Now it’s already reached over 90,000 and [...]
App store analytics provider Distimo last week published its report for June 2010, and zoomed in on the pricing of mobile applications across a variety of platforms once more. The startup found that more than half of mobile apps are priced below or equal to $2 in Android Market, Apple’s App Store for iPhone and [...]
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One of the big announcements at this year’s Google I/O was that a new Chrome Web Store was being built. Think of it as Apple’s App Store or the Android Market but for web apps. In it, you’ll be able to purchase (or download for free) and install apps that can run in Google’s Chrome [...]
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Filed under: Utilities, Troubleshooting If you’re constantly being called on by friends and family to provide tech support, troubleshooting, and computer advice, you’ve probably had to install security applications on other people’s computers more than once. Heck, you may do it just about every day. If so, you might want to grab SSDownloader — an [...]
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