Washington Post unveils paid news app for iPhone
Ben Franklin Bridge ramp to close in Camden
The eastbound ramp to Broadway in Camden will be closed to drivers who use the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, according to the Delaware River Port Authority.
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Tropicana sale expected to close today
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — It took more than two years, nearly $7.8 million in fees to lawyers and other consultants, and a billionaire’s bargain-basement bid to rescue Atlantic City’s Tropicana Casino and Resort.
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RouteBuddy intros GB 25K Region Maps
RouteBuddy and the Ordnance Survey have introduced new RouteBuddy GB 25K REGIONS Maps. According to the pair, for the first time on any mobile device Ordnance Survey digital map users can now take a detailed map of the whole UK away with them.
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Washington Post unveils paid news app for iPhone
The Washington Post launched a paid news application for Apple’s iPhone and the iPod Touch on Wednesday.
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News moves a step closer to paid online content
Washington Post launches paid iPhone news app
The Washington Post, which launched a paid news application for Apple’s iPhone on Wednesday, is also looking at other platforms but has no plans to charge for its website, a Post executive said.
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Goshen inspections would target vacant properties
GOSHEN, Ind. (AP) — Vacant properties would have to be habitable under a proposal to toughen interior home inspections in Goshen.
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Offering real Choice
CONSUMER watchdog Choice is preparing to take on the digital age.
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News moves a step closer to paid online content
NEWS Corporation held a high-level meeting of newspaper executives from around the globe in New York last month.
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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn’t post
The iPhone App Everyone is Talking About: A Guide to Successful Marketing
According to Apple, roughly 8,500 new apps and updates to existing apps are submitted each week to the Apple app review team.
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U.S. Apple iPad launch delayed from “late March” to April 3
NEW YORK — The much-anticipated iPad tablet computer from Apple Inc. will start hitting U.S. store shelves on April 3, slightly later than originally planned.
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ZombieSmash coming to iPhone
Smash the undead. Or better yet, freeze them and then blow them up. How about dropping several tons of weight on their shambling corpses? No? Well, you can always fry them or shoot them. ZombieSmash, developed by Game Doctors, lets you dispatch the zombie hordes with unrivaled variety and power. Zap, pummel, and shoot—the choice is yours. Due out later in March and priced at $2, this funny and …
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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn’t post
The week started with a bang and ended with a whimper as everyone buckles down before the Game Developers Conference. Despite having a slow news day, stuff did happen and some of said stuff we decided not to run with:
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Market Commentary and Intraday News
Car Locator Android App Makes $13,000 a Month [Android Apps]
# androidapps It may not be the $1m that Tapulous brings in each month for its Tap Tap Revenge series of iPhone apps , but independent developer Edward Kim is understandably pleased with his $13,000/month from the Car Locator Android app . More »
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Apple claims HTC infringed iPhone patents
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Apple Inc said on Tuesday it filed a lawsuit against HTC Corp, saying that the maker of the Hero phone infringed on 20 Apple patents related to the iPhone’s user interface and hardware.
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Apple suing phone maker HTC over iPhone patents
Apple is suing Taiwan’s HTC, saying the handset maker has violated patents related to the iPhone.
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Market Commentary and Intraday News
(AP:CUPERTINO, Calif.) Apple is suing Taiwan’s HTC, saying the handset maker has violated patents related to the iPhone. HTC Corp. was the first company to manufacture cell phone based on Google Inc.’s Android operating system, which has emerged as a significant competitor to the iPhone.
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News: Dynamo Games releases The Crystal Maze
Apple Fancouple Get Married at Apple Store
Scary. Apple – Macintosh – Steve Jobs – IPhone – Apple II
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Microsoft Threw Out the Playbook for Windows Phone 7
One of the biggest stories of the Mobile World Conference was the unveiling–finally–of Windows Mobile 7, rebranded as Windows Phone 7. The story within the story is how Microsoft abandoned the foundation established with the waning Windows Mobile platform, went back to the drawing board, and started from scratch for the latest incarnation of its mobile operating system.
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iPhone Games of the Week: 2/14-2/20
It’s a well-documented fact that hundreds of apps and games hit the iTunes App Store each week, but how many of these pocket-sized endeavors are worth your hard earned cash? Ryan Rigney has rounded up the best of the best for GamePro’s official iPhone Games of the Week.
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News: Dynamo Games releases The Crystal Maze
Dynamo Games has released The Crystal Maze for iPhone and iPod touch, a video game adaption of the cult UK game show of the same name. Featuring appearances by the show’s host, Richard O’Brien, The Crystal Maze recreates the experience of the TV game show, providing the same theme music and sounds and four challenging games from the original zones: Medieval, Futuristic, Aztec and Industrial …
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News: Google acquires iPhone developer, pulls app from App Store
Wis. Man Finds Stolen IPhone Through GPS
Wisconsin Man Uses GPS Service To Locate IPhone Stolen From His Car
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BBC iPhone app will broadcast live World Cup matches
BBC Sport app available in May The BBC has announced it will allow football fans to watch live World Cup matches on Apple iPhones.
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This Is Why I Want Photoshop 1.0 on My iPhone Right Now [Photoshop]
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News: Google acquires iPhone developer, pulls app from App Store
Google has purchased reMail, a mail account searching service, and has pulled the company’s app from the iTunes Store. In an update on his personal blog, reMail founder and former Gmail engineering intern Gabor Cselle writes that “Google and reMail have decided to discontinue reMail’s iPhone application, and we have removed it from the App Store… If you already have reMail, it will continue to …
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