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Lookout Introduces a Security App for iPhones
Lookout, which makes mobile phone security apps, plans to introduce one for the iPhone, even though it has so far been less vulnerable to attacks.
October 18, 2011Location-Based Services Can Put Businesses on the Map
The location services reward the businesses with the most check-ins by ranking them higher in their search results. Have they worked for your business?
October 14, 2011
Companies See Opportunity in Stopping Cellphone Hackers
Although attacks are few at the moment, software developers say it’s only a matter of time before computer hackers follow the money to cellphones.
September 28, 2011Airport Maps and Apps Show the Way to Good Food
As airport food improves its reputation, airports and food service operators are trying to entice more passengers away from their departure gates in search of a good meal.
September 20, 2011Apps to Track Hurricane Irene
Should you find yourself away from the safety of home during this hurricane weekend, there are plenty of mobile and tablet apps to help you track the storm while on the go.
August 26, 2011
When an Android Phone Becomes a GPS Device
There are advantages either way, but if you already own the phone, the navigation application is free.
August 18, 2011
Gadgets to Track Your Health - Home Tech
Testing new health-related gadgets that track physical activity, measure blood pressure, and more.
August 4, 2011
Apps Bring Past, Present and Future Into Focus
A few new apps will tell you what used to be nearby, or even what might have been nearby — less practical but often thoroughly satisfying experiences.
July 10, 2011New Google Maps for Android Allows Offline Mapping
Google Maps for Android now allows users to download maps for use when they not not have cell service or WiFi.
July 08, 2011A Cheaper Way to Navigate Abroad, No Costly Data-Roaming Required
OffMaps 2 equips your iPhone with full-functioned maps that do not require what can be costly data connection when traveling abroad.
June 29, 2011App Smart Extra: A Campsite App for the iPhone
Maplets is a good option for iOS users who want maps and information on campsites, national and state parks, bike trails and other outdoor attractions.
June 27, 2011
Right Tools Can Unleash iPad’s Creativity
Inexpensive apps and third-party peripherals make the iPad an excellent device for photographers, artists, writers and bloggers to create original content.
June 2, 20113G Apple iOS Devices Are Storing Users' Location Data
A file was discovered on the Apple iPhone and 3G iPad that stores the device's location data.
April 20, 2011
Documents To Go Adds PowerPoint Creation
Documents To Go now offers the chance to cobble together a passable PowerPoint presentation on a mobile device.
March 24, 2011App Smart Extra: Translating Signs
Translation apps that read signs or menus still have a ways to go.
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