Music streaming service MOG is today announcing partnerships with mobile, audio and video equipment manufacturer JVC as well as with Aha by HARMAN, an interactive platform that brings web content to the automobile. The companies will begin using MOG’s APIs to integrate the music service into their platforms and products. The first result of the new partnerships is MOG’s launch on Subaru vehicles.
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MOG Partners With JVC & Aha, Is Coming To Subaru Vehicles 0
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Nintendo’s Miitomo mobile app is now available worldwide 0
March 31st at 5:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsMiitomo is now available to everyone. Today Nintendo released its first smartphone app â a quirky social network built in collaboration with Japanese mobile studio DeNA â globally, after it made its debut in Japan earlier in March. The app was downloaded more than one million times in its first three days of availability, causing Nintendo's stock to jump more than eight percent in Japan....
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Facebook debuts new 'Paper' reading app, Carrot Fit brings snarky weight tracking to iOS 3
January 30th at 10:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsSocial networking giant Facebook is set to give users a new way to explore and discover content both on and off the service with its upcoming Paper app, while Carrot Fit aims to help users lose weight with what the company calls a 'sadistic' approach.
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Vine changes age rating to 17+ after porn controversy 0
February 6th at 5:47am / The Verge / 0 opinionsVine, the video-sharing app recently released by Twitter, now requires users to confirm that they are 17 or over. The move comes after Vine ran into a storm of controversy over adult content just after launch, with hardcore pornography showing up in the "editor's picks" section. Photo-sharing service 500px was also removed from the App Store over adult content fears before returning with a 17+ rating, and Tumblr followed suit by updating its iOS app to require a mature confirmation....
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New Mobile App Zoomingo Helps You Find Nearby Sales 0
October 12th at 12:35pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsNewly launched Zoomingo is a shopping discovery app that aims to help you find nearby sales using either your Android or iPhone. With a focus on clothes, shoes, jewelry, handbags, beauty and home products, the app appeals to the everyday bargain shopper, not the daily deal seeker or the gadget guru looking to compare prices on HDTVs, for example. Sales data for major retailers is available all across the U.S., including from stores like Nordstrom, Macy’s, JC Penney, Williams Sonoma, Target, Kohl’s, Dill...
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7 apps that will help you survive a trip to outback Australia 0
April 11th at 12:05pm / Mashable / 0 opinionsMaps, and more maps.
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Tinie Tempah: Rap Demonstration 0
February 5th at 4:48pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsFollowing the launch of Demonstration back in November, UK rapper Tinie Tempah is now taking his talents to the App Store to offer a new way to experience the album....
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Petting Zoo, Ridiculous Fishing, and More 0
March 15th at 10:00pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsWe have sort of an adorable theme going with this round of the best iPad apps of the week. It starts with a craft app, continues with an animated petting zoo, but it ends with a crazy fish hunting game. Say it while you have the chance: awwwww.
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Skype with multitasking support now available for iPhone 4 and 3GS, 3G calls to stay free 0
July 21st at 11:40am / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsSkype has always sort of served as one of the poster children for why iOS just had to allow applications to run in the background. I mean, come on: being able to avoid gobbling up my precious minutes without having to keep the application open all the time just so I don’t miss calls? Yes. Yes please. Its been a few weeks since iOS launched to the multitasking masses — and today, the dream of always-on Skype becomes a reality. Skype just pushed an update to their application which adds support for iOS 4′...
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Speedify review: Faster, more reliable internet for your iOS devices 2
April 19th at 4:02pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsSpeedify combines available cellular and Wi-Fi connections, seamlessly providing faster, more reliable internet speeds from any iOS app.
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Amazon's 'Flow' uses your iPhone's camera to make a shopping list 0
February 7th at 9:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsEarlier this week, Amazon brought its "Flow" image recognition technology to the retailer's main iOS app. The feature, which has long been available as a standalone utility, lets iPhone users add products to their Amazon shopping list simply by capturing them with the device's built-in camera. Flow appears beneath the regular search bar, just below the "Scan It" option that lets you look up products by barcode. Once you enable it, the iPhone's camera immediately turns on and Flow quickly gets to work....
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Handwrite iPhone Notes With This Intuitive App 0
April 3rd at 3:05am / Mashable / 0 opinionsIf touchscreen QWERTY drives you nuts and you prefer writing notes by hand, you don't always have to carry around that little Moleskine. Instead, a popular app makes it easier to take notes on your iOS device with the convenience of your own hand. While it's similar to other note apps out there, Use Your Handwriting GOLD lets you take advantage of your iPhone or iPad screen's real estate as you write with your fingers.
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Social Maps App CityMaps Arrives In Boston, Rolls Out Local Recommendations 0
June 11th at 7:05am / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsCityMaps, the social mapping company fresh off its $2.5 million Series A, is rolling out a big update today which not only brings the service to a fourth city (Boston), but also introduces a recommendations feature it calls “Featured Maps.” This option allows users to quickly see recommended places to eat, drink, shop and play as a new layer on the map. The update is live now in the iTunes App Store, and while I don’t have CityMaps available in my hometown just yet (it’s currently in New York, San Franc...
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Philips' Hue app gets way better with an overhauled design and new features 0
April 28th at 9:49am / The Verge / 0 opinionsPhilips' Hue app has always been a little rough around the edges, but today that changes as Philips releases an update that both overhauls how it looks and adds in much-needed features to make the system far more useful....
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Angry Birds maker Rovio teases new fowl-featuring title on Twitter 3
February 12th at 10:51pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsAs Flappy Bird mania fades away, veteran Finnish game developers Rovio on Wednesday suggested that they would soon add another chapter to their own feathered franchise: Angry Birds.
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Boost your iPad's storage with Seagate Wireless Plus 0
April 12th at 3:00am / Macworld / 0 opinionsI love my iPad, but I made the mistake of buying a 16GB model—that’s not enough storage for all my apps, home videos, movies, TV shows, photos, and documents. I can rely on cloud storage, but since my iPad is Wi-Fi only, I like having extra local storage. I’ve been using a Kensington Wi-Drive, but it has its limitations....
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This Week’s Must-Have iOS Games: Horn, Mad Skills BMX, Jack Lumber & More 0
August 18th at 6:00am / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsKicking off this week’s must-have games roundup is a new game from Zynga that will blow your mind. It’s called Horn, and it’s a third-person action game with incredible, console-quality visuals and great gameplay. That’s accompanied by Mad Skills BMX from the creators of Mad Skills Motocross; Jack Lumber, the first game from the SEGA Alliance; Cafeteria Nipponica from Kairosoft, and more. Look out for the awesome new platformer from Ravenous Games, creators of the award-winning League of Evil....
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Apple's iWork suites for iOS, Mac get minor updates for stability, bug fixes 2
May 10th at 9:11pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsApple's trio of iWork apps for both iOS and Mac were given simultaneous updates on Tuesday, squashing bugs and improving stability for the productivity suites.
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Payments Startup Loop Debuts A Mobile Wallet App That Lets You Pay With Your iPhone 0
February 19th at 7:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsLoop, the mobile payments startup backed by $10 million in Series A funding, and the makers of a series of hardware devices that allows smartphones to function like magstripe credit cards at point-of-sale, is today publicly launching its LoopWallet application in the U.S. Apple App Store. An Android version will be available in April. The company, for background, is headed up by payments industry…
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As The Smart Calendar Market Heats Up, Calendo For iPhone Doesn’t Want To Just Manage Your Calendar – It Wants To Fill It 1
April 17th at 9:43am / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsIn recent months, the iOS App Store has filled with “smart” calendars like Sunrise, Tempo, and Cue, for example, but despite its name, a new Tel Aviv-based startup called Calendo isn’t trying to directly compete with these types of applications. Instead of better managing your calendar for you, Calendo wants to help you fill it by making sure that you don’t miss out on events you would have…
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Is Community-Assisted Everything the Future of Apps? 0
February 8th at 1:00pm / GigaOM / 0 opinionsAsking thousands of strangers if those jeans look good on you might not have seemed possible only a few short years ago, but now it’s only an app download away, and it’s just the tip of the iceberg for the new trend of community-assisted decision making.
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3nder adds a +1 for your Tinder adventures 1
May 23rd at 2:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsIf swiping left and right for your next adventure is starting to feel a bit last year, the team behind 3nder has a trick up its proverbial wizard’s sleeve. The app — arriving for Android imminently — assists its users in establishing less conventional relationships of the triangular persuasion, helping them find one or two additional participants for boudoir gymnastics.
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Meet Joseph Tame: Marathon runner, art runner, iRunner 1
February 22nd at 9:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsIf you’ve ever pounded the pavements in a fancy pair of running shoes, you’ve probably also strapped a mobile phone to yourself to track and record your every movement. And there’s no shortage of apps to help you do just that....
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Polyvore iOS App Update Adds Search 0
April 29th at 12:27am / Mashable / 0 opinionsPolyvore, the official iOS app of the popular fashion-focused social e-commerce site of the same name, has just received a major update. In addition to the obligatory bug fixes, the new update brings search (finally!), pinch-to-zoom, trends and profile editing. Beginning with the new version of Polyvore, you can now perform searches across the Polyvore network right within the app. The app now has a handy search button at the top right corner of the main Browse screen.
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Record Your Life with Momento, a "Unique Approach to Diary Writing" [iPhone App] 0
January 19th at 9:00am / The Next Web / 0 opinionsMomento for iPhone by the UK based Milton Keynes development outfit d3i is a fantastic little app for keeping you’re thoughts, reminders and ideas to yourself on your own private…