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Twitshot, a website that automatically extracts images from pasted links and attaches them to tweets, today launched an iOS app that makes it an invaluable tool for anyone that uses Twitter. A Twitter study in 2014 showed that simply attaching an image to your tweet results in a 35 percent increase in retweets on average, so attaching images whenever you can is a good way to get attention. Twitshot makes this a no-brainer; its Chrome extension adds a button to your browser for instantly sharing a tweet with the link to the page you’re on now, as well as a photo…

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E-commerce service Gumroad today announces the Gumroad Library for Android app, the counterpart to its iOS app launched last September. “As we see more and more creators focusing on content best consumed by mobile devices (in addition to music, books, and films, we’re seeing tons of Gumroad creators selling instructional video content like yoga classes and cooking lessons that truly require the portability of a mobile device),” the company said. The Gumroad Library app allows users to access mobile-friendly content from their desktop library on the go. Content will also auto-update between all platforms, ensuring the latest versions of purchased items are available…

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As if Amazon doesn’t do everything already, The Wall Street Journal reports today that it’s also getting into providing corporate email service. The new service, named WorkMail, offers email and calendar hosting services aimed to take on Microsoft and Google for a slice of the work email market. WorkMail is targeted to simply replace the backend of email services while still allowing employees to keep using the tools they’re used to like Outlook. The service starts at $4 per email inbox on WorkMail for 50GB of storage, or $6 if bundled with Amazon’s document management service Zocalo. Featured image: Ken Wolter /…

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