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an iOS gaming site, where a developer described an ad network which had “guaranteed to get my app into the Top 25 in the app store at a relatively cheap price ($5000)”. Mobile ad networks are nothing sinister in themselves: … Continue reading →

Microsoft’s Windows Phone will overtake Apple’s iOS in terms of smartphone operating system market share by 2015, IHS iSuppli forecasted Tuesday. The industry research firm believes the partnership between Microsoft and Nokia will help propel Windows Phone …

Reitzes picks up on the latest flurry of rumor-mongering on the subject, which was triggered by a Best Buy survey asking for feedback from consumers on how they’d respond to Apple offering a 42-inch $1,499 TV running iOS, complete with … Continue reading →

Halliburton, a major energy provider with its headquarters in Dubai, is set to transition thousands of its employees from BlackBerry smartphones onto Apple iOS devices, Apple Insider has reported. The website claims that Halliburton will leverage the …

The Apple TV picture is starting to come into focus with several reports about potential retail and carrier partners gearing up for the launch of a next-generation HD television set that runs iOS, incorporates the Siri digital voice assistant, and … Continue reading →

On the heels of a drive to kick out “copycat apps” that rely on name confusing and similar graphics to get sales intended for original apps, Apple is also warning developers to avoid using third-party marketing services that are known … Continue reading →

Like the current Apple TV set top boxes, the new Apple TV uses the iOS operating system that runs the iPhone and iPad, and those two devices can be used as a remote control for the full-blown TV set. – … Continue reading →

“Once you build a great app, you want everyone to know about it. However, when you promote your app, you should avoid using services that advertise or guarantee top placement in App Store charts. Even if you are not personally … Continue reading →

Nokia remains the leading mobile vendor worldwide, but the Web page-view numbers show a company in decline over the past year, as is Research in Motion, when compared to Apple. The growing mobile operating systems are iOS and Android. StatCounter’s … Continue reading →

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is warning iOS developers to avoid services that promise to artificially inflate their App Store rankings, threatening the loss of Apple Developer Program membership for anyone found gaming the system. A brief statement …