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Who wins in latest global smartphone app downloading trends?
Smartphone subscribers around the world will download about 36 billion mobile phone apps in 2012, according to the latest market study by ABI Research. This activity equates to almost 37 native apps for the average smartphone subscriber through the year.
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Does latest Juniper research show a watershed for NFC?
A report from Juniper Research has revealed that the near-field communication (NFC) payments market will eventually exceed $180bn in five years’ time – a sevenfold increase over this year.
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What Apple needs to do to stay ahead
Ovum’s new Apple Smart Device Vendor Profile assesses Apple’s position in the smart device vendor market and offers some recommendations for Apple.
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Foxtel brings IPTV service with Accedo app
Accedo, the Smart TV and IPTV enabler, has been in partnership with media group Foxtel to provide a Smart TV service to Australian customers.
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Why iOS 6 offers lots for consumers, little for business IT
Following on from Apple’s unveiling on June 11 of the latest iteration of its iPhone operating system, iOS 6, Ovum has been examining what this means for IT departments aiming to manage iOS usage in the enterprise.
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How do people really use their phones? [infographic]
In the increasingly post-PC era, it’s easy to forget the safety concerns attached to mobile phone usage.
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Microsoft snaps up cloud collaboration tool Yammer
Microsoft has further vindicated the idea of online social networking as a business tool by purchasing the enterprise collaboration firm Yammer for an estimated $1.2bn.
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The world of mobile apps according to category and location [infographic]
Inneractive’s latest infographic takes a bird’s eye view on the world of mobile apps according to category and location.
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Google Apps for Business clears ISO security audit
Google Apps for Business has cleared a key security hurdle by achieving ISO 27001 certification, which it hopes will persuade large businesses that it’s safe to move crucial data and processes to its cloud.
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Tablet users will help shape the future mobile app market
Between 2010 and 2011 the global installed base of app consumers increased by 104%. While the installed base of smartphones increased by nearly 274 million, tablets were the fastest growing segment. The number of new tablet app consumers increased by 58 million. As a result, tablet owners now constitute 8.6% of the installed app consumer base.