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Tap Tap Tap releases first ever free version of its $3 Camera+ app

Tap tap tap finally offers a free version of its $3 third-party camera app September 10 called "Camera+ Free."

Mobile apps are more utilized than TV

Mobile apps give a lot of benefits in more ways than one. You will never miss out on your favorite show or favorite basketball or football game because you can now watch it just by using your phone.

Google, Twitter teaming up to create new publishing tool

Google and Twitter are joining forces to create a new publishing tool for mobile users, according to reports. Initially dubbed as "accelerated mobile pages," the news platform will be the tech giants' answer to Facebook's Instant Articles.

Rose Gold iPhone makes its debut

The rose gold color has been revived by Apple with its iPhone 6s giving the efficient smartphone its simple but sophisticated color. Rose gold is the trending color from interior designs to jewelries.

Apple to launch Apple TV with an eye on gaming

Apple is set to announce a new Apple TV product with a gaming console that could rival Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft this Wednesday.

Dominant Apple gets a big bite in the market share pie

Apple iPhones get the lead in the most saleable smartphone in the U.S. surpassing its tough rival Samsug and other smartphone manufacturers. Android is still the most favored operating system by users.

Malware for jailbroken iOS devices steal Apple IDs from 225,000 people

Another malware attack on iOS was reported by Palo Alto Networkd over the weekend affecting mostly users from China.

Louis Vuitton hires former Apple executive as digital director

LVMH hires former Apple executive Ian Rogers as digital director. The company is planning to expand their online presence. Ian Rogers is founder of Apple's online radio and has been working with Apple for few years.

Keep calm: Intelligent Energy can make iPhone batteries last for a week

Intelligent Energy which is a British hydrogen fuel cell maker and a green energy company said it's not theoretical, far-off dream and claimed to have built a battery that definitely fits an iPhone6 and requires no charging of up to seven days.

Samsung wants iPhone users to sell their loyalty for $1 only

Now you have the chance to try one of Samsung's latest innovative smartphones, for a $1 within 30 days, that is, if you are an iPhone user. This so-called Ultimate Test Drive will test your loyalty to iPhone especially if you don't have to handle over your iPhone while using your choice of the Samsung smartphone at the same time.

Apple charts new programs to help students from minority groups learn to code; diversity figures up

Apple is hiring more women and techies from the minority groups. The world's largest company's aim to achieve diversity in its workforce.

An Apple at Work: Apple's Mobile Mobility Program wants iPad to be the preferred work tool

Apple has entered into a partnership with several tech companies in order to integrate the iPad into more workplaces.

7 US Companies with Amazing Benefits for Parents

Offering parental leave benefits are a way to retain and attract the best talents for these companies. Here are some of US companies that take work-life seriously.

Breaking the glass ceiling in China: How Zhou Qunfei of Lens Technology became the only self-made richest woman in China

Lens Technology made a public offering last March with $7.2B. Behind the company is China's richest self-made entrepreneur, Zhou Qunfei.

Mutual funds and ETFs are dancing to the tune of Apple's stock

Apple stock's latest drop after results is pulling funds, ETFs lower; Apple with its largest market capitalization is significantly influencing funds, indices

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Walmart Stock Up by 7%, Forecast Hints at Continued Buying Power

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Brothers Arrested After Planning to Steal $25M in Cryptocurrencies from Ethereum Blockchain

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Don’t Sweat the Bills: Resources to Help You Pay for Utilities

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Social Security 2025: Cost-of-Living-Adjustment Increased to 3.2%, But Will It Keep Up?

After the government announced that April inflation was in line with experts' predictions, the most recent estimate of Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment 2025 increased to 3.2%, according to new figures released on Wednesday.

Real Estate Not Stocks Give the Greatest Long-Term Investment, Survey Shows

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