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Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Personal information public with many apps
Many apps
send personal data without awareness of the user. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) studied 101 popular apps and
discovered that 56 of these apps send the unique identification number of the
phone to companies. And 47 of these apps share the location of the smart phones
with others.
Some apps go
even further and sent information about age, gender and other personal details
of the user to different companies. A striking result of the research is that
iPhone apps seem to send more information than Android apps. It is not exactly
clear why.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Future of apps II: Smart TV’s
We cannot
deny it anymore. Apps are everywhere, even on the latest smart TV’s!
Today, on almost every smart TV platform you can install apps. For example,
apps to check weather reports, to read the news or watch a movie. Some brands
like Philips, Samsung and Sharp present a standard number of local apps on
their smart TV platform. These are remarkable developments, but are TV apps the
future?
Owner and
director August de Vocht of Gemoro Mobile Marketing in Tilburg confirms this.
"There will be a great future for apps on television.”
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
The future of apps
There are
currently more than 20,000 iPhone applications available in the Apple App
store. That means the creation of 2000 apps monthly worldwide. These numbers
show that applications are indispensable for current mobile devices. Some even
think that mobile applications will mean the end of the internet as we know it
today. But is that true?
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