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WDA Develops AppTracker: An Ad Tracker without the Use of Device IDs

March 16, 2012 By princess Leave a Comment

Due to the stir in the app community regarding the tracking of ads, the Wireless Developer Agency (WDA) of Michigan has finally come up with their newly developed ad tracker. This is formally called as the “AppTracker”. For ten years, WDA has been an expert in mobile apps and services that until now they continue [...]

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Jailbreak Detection API in iOS 4.2 Removed

December 12, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

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Consumers who have jailbroken Apple devices were worried a few months back as Apple Inc. introduced the jailbreak detection API with the iOS 4 update. Now, however, the Cupertino-based company has decided to disable the API with the iOS 4.2 update. it was either disabled or removed by Apple for no apparent reason. While Apple [...]

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The WHERE Brings “Local Discovery Apps” for iOS and Androids

December 4, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

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Location media company “WHERE” launched its new local discovery service that “empowers and inspires people to discover their next favorite place.” At the moment, the mobile application is available for the iPhone and Android-powered devices, with release on BlackBerry and other major platforms (though we’re not sure which platforms) expected by year’s close. WHERE’s key [...]

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Microsoft plans New “ Tactile Display Technology”

November 30, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

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Microsoft filed an application with the US Patent Office last week for a tactile display technology they are calling the “Light-Induced Shape-Memory Polymer Display Screen”. Great…. so what is it?. Such a display could generate small ridges and textures on its surface that could work as navigation guides. For instance, the display could provide a [...]

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