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Smart watch shipments to cross one million in 2013
Rise of smartphones and a thriving app environment set to pave the way. Will you buy one?
Kama Sutra gets 3D treatment with new app
Perfect your ‘Germinated Seed’ and ‘Lower Union’ with 21st centurified sex guide.
Adfonic: Brands are cautious, but the mobile ad space will explode
Company founders discuss the market and how real-time bidding is driving their business.
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68 per cent of tradesmen use smartphones to help with their work
No, iPhones aren't being used as hammers.
Who needs Home? Facebook introduces 'Chat Heads' to iOS
Former Android-only feature adapted for Apple devices.
Amazon Appstore distribution expands to almost 200 countries
Studios now able to push apps in Australia, Brazil, Canada and more.
Gameloft annual sales climb 27 per cent year-on-year to hit €208.3m
Studio attributes the growth to the success of its mobile division and a focus on freemium.
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Facebook Home could head to Apple and Microsoft
Social network admits to mobile software discussions with the companies.
EE joins forces with The Guardian to launch GuardianWitness
New user-generated content platform allows anyone to submit vids, pics and text for inclusion.
Tapjoy's PopcornflixGOLD mobile movie streaming project now available
Users required to interact with mobile ads for access to films.
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New PapayaMobile SDK supports in-app purchases via operator billing
Partners with China Mobile for the launch, thus providing devs access to over 710m customers.
Win a Marmalade License at the first ever InMobi Developer Party
Don't miss your chance to register for this unique developer-only event.
IAB: 58 per cent of Americans use mobile banking apps
But 52 per cent say they want a concrete guarantee their transactions are safe before using mobile banking more often.
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App Annie now supports the Windows Store
Will provide analytics to Microsoft platform as it experiences 'impressive traction'.
Social titans Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn each acquire new startup
Fight to the death expected over the weekend.
Office of Fair Trading investigates the freemium gaming market
Wants to discover if kids and parents are being pressured by 'commercially aggressive' in-app payments.
