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SlimWiki makes it easy to create attractive, mobile-friendly private pages for your company

Aug08
by on August 8, 2014 at 5:39 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, slimwiki

If you’re seeking a private space online for your company — perhaps to host internal documents, guides or more — then SlimWiki is a new arrival that should feature on your shortlist. The site lets you put together wikis and other private documents with an aesthetically pleasing, multimedia-rich design. SlimWiki uses drag and drop to make creating pages a cinch, while its responsive design means it is optimized for mobile. The service lets administrators grant colleagues access as editors or in a read-only capacity, with all changes tracked clearly.  Here’s one I made earlier, before I got hungry… The site is free to use…

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SlimWiki makes it easy to create attractive, mobile-friendly private pages for your company

Aug08
by on August 8, 2014 at 5:39 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, slimwiki

If you’re seeking a private space online for your company — perhaps to host internal documents, guides or more — then SlimWiki is a new arrival that should feature on your shortlist. The site lets you put together wikis and other private documents with an aesthetically pleasing, multimedia-rich design. SlimWiki uses drag and drop to make creating pages a cinch, while its responsive design means it is optimized for mobile. The service lets administrators grant colleagues access as editors or in a read-only capacity, with all changes tracked clearly.  Here’s one I made earlier, before I got hungry… The site is free to use…

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Report: Women are more engaged and spend more than men when it comes to mobile games

Aug08
by on August 8, 2014 at 3:40 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Many think that the mobile gaming scene is dominated by males, who are naturally driving games revenue, but a new Flurry report shows some surprising insights that overturn such assumptions. The mobile ad firm found that, based on a sample of games that reach a total of 1.1 million devices on the Flurry platform, women actually make 31 percent more in-app purchases than men. Other than that, it found that women also spend 35 percent more time in gaming apps, and have 42 percent more retention over seven days on average compared to men. Flurry notes that the data is…

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